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rogerdias

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Why is everyone recommending Steri-Stumpie?! 

 

A single 350ml serving gives you a lovely 31g of sugar (carbs), 4,4g of saturated fat, 33mg of cholesterol,  and 171mg of sodium. All with some lovely artificial colourants, flavourants and stabilizers. 

 

#Eatrealfood

 

if you've just trained so much that you need a recovery supplement, why would sugar, fat and salts be bad for you...  it's another story when you suck down a steri stumpi to wash the macdonalds burger taste out of your mouth after you've parked on the couch all day binging on movies and takeaways.

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if you've just trained so much that you need a recovery supplement, why would sugar, fat and salts be bad for you...  it's another story when you suck down a steri stumpi to wash the macdonalds burger taste out of your mouth after you've parked on the couch all day binging on movies and takeaways.

 

It's the tin-foil hat that makes you hate steri-stumpies. . . The only logical conclusion for not enjoying one after a ride.

 

Strange that people can hate on certain things, yet turn a blind eye to other habits that are detrimental to their health

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It's the tin-foil hat that makes you hate steri-stumpies. . . The only logical conclusion for not enjoying one after a ride.

 

Strange that people can hate on certain things, yet turn a blind eye to other habits that are detrimental to their health

Vegan's prefer nut milk. Not sure that stuff comes in choco flavour...

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Vegan's prefer nut milk. Not sure that stuff comes in choco flavour...

 

The problem with this is that you have to wake up very early to milk the almonds - the OP needs all the rest he can get!

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Vegan's prefer nut milk. Not sure that stuff comes in choco flavour...

 

Oh, my friend. How little you know. 

 

A personal favourite of mine: 

 

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Edit: technically a bean milk. Though both 'bean milk' and 'nut milk' put a wry smile on the face of my inner 12yr old. 

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