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fastwiley
Feb 24, 12 9:45
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Re: What is your ideal post race food? [WyoWill]
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IM #1: 2 large pizzas
IM #2: IN an Out burgers (special treat-- don't have any of these in Minnestoa)
IM #3: Five Guys Burgers and Fries
d-elvis
Feb 24, 12 9:52
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Wendy's Baconater and fries
"if you chose it, it's not really pain"
crrtaylo
Feb 24, 12 10:04
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The KFC Double Down...1200 calories of amazing!
My actual vote is usually for pizza.
radelj44
Feb 24, 12 11:13
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In 'n Out burger.
TashaSkippy
Feb 24, 12 11:16
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Re: What is your ideal post race food? [endurathonrd]
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pizza and a coke. followed by a beer or two or three or... you get the idea.
ngless
Feb 24, 12 12:42
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This is a terrible thread to read when you're hungry... just sayin
cliffk110
Feb 24, 12 12:45
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Re: What is your ideal post race food? [ngless]
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big bacon cheeseburger (nothing froma chain restaurant) and ice cold beer. after that a macallen 12 for a celebratory drink
prattzc
Feb 24, 12 12:53
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jkcoop3 wrote:
hands down, the biggest Frosty i can find with the biggest serving of Wendy's french fries i can find.
HANDS. DOWN.
This and then a beer truck.
Who the HELL thought we wanted Subway sandwiches after USAT Nationals? I don't think I saw Jared eat one either.
The best menus I have seen are SOS and St. Anthony's.
http://www.teamprattz.com/
randymar
Feb 24, 12 12:55
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Re: What is your ideal post race food? [endurathonrd]
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First we go here
[yep, from "Jersey Gir"l]
I usually get a Reuben. The beer comes a little later.
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JimMoss
Feb 24, 12 14:53
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Nah, I'd still go Five Guys if on the East coast.
tigerchik
Feb 24, 12 16:38
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nhluz
Feb 24, 12 23:32
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Right after finishing it's baked potatoes with salt and olive oil - and beer. (I bring them with me.)
Or full fat milk and chocolate. Or both.
I also like Coke, and even Coke mixed with beer, as long as it's cold.
After that, I'm with echappist: I want cooked food over fast food. (In a perfect world, it would be this, but it is not a perfect world and it's not easy to find:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feijoada
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I'm the type who usually calls home to know what's for dinner, and sometimes in the afternoon think about it in anticipation. Same with racing: whenever possible, I try to see where I'll be eating afterwards.
I'll go to some place that serves any combination of meat and potatoes (or rice): steak and mash, blood sausages and mash, calf's liver and potatoes, roasted veal and potatoes, meat stews, chicken or lamb curry, etc. Not that difficult to find. Echappist's chicken risotto sounds great too.
All washed down with beer or red wine.
If I know any of this is coming (and many times I do), it's also a great incentive to get to the finish line as quicky as possible.
After that, it will be whatever smelly, heavy cheese is available and/or chocolate mousse, the thicker the better. If they have gelatin, I'll eat that too.
At this point I'm done - at peace with the world and (unless things went really well or really bad) not much bothered with how I finished in the race.
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matto
Feb 25, 12 2:51
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I'm surprised at the number of people who drink beer after a race.
I have nothing against beer, and I drink plenty. But after a race when my body is traumatized and trying to recover isn't when I do it.
nhluz
Feb 25, 12 4:13
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Some nonalcoholic beers are also great IMO - and apparently good for recovery too:
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/...s-marathon-recovery/
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hoover11
Feb 25, 12 4:26
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pizza and beer(s)
jimswim99
Feb 27, 12 6:39
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I NEED one of those...
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http://www.usprotri.com/LAMASTRA.html
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