So with the last post as a reference, I wanted to move into a similar analysis of recreational use foods and bars that we turn to when we hike, or camp, or whatever you do. Personally I turn to bars for outdoor adventures, exercise, and lunches everyday to fill in the gaps while I am at work, or have long days. But I cannot afford, or should I say don't want to pay for, the bars that are premium. Clif bars, Bonk Breakers, Stinger Waffles, and all other types of hard food can be analyzed in CAL/GRAM. Then we can reference those numbers with our choices from the local HEB grocery store.
However, before moving on to a large specific analysis of these types of foods, I want to make a disclosure. My friend Mitchell and I were talking about something that needed to be said or disclosed. Just in case you were new to this blog, maybe things would not make sense. These bars and foods that I am about to speak of are specifically for workout foods, camping/hiking foods, travel foods, and daily lunchtime supplements for easy calories that are tasty and fun. I am speaking from the perspective that I eat a well rounded diet of healthy whole foods consisting of a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, carbs, proteins, and various nutritional components that I personally consider a well rounded diet. People all over the world and the internet are going to have their own version of what is good, or better for you than other folks. So please, keep this in mind that these analysis are solely based on my personal preference, experience, and a scientific approach to the data that I have on the packages. So if it is not what you think... just tell me. Make a comment, ask a question, but certainly don't hold it inside. How can I know what is being percieved about what I am writing if no one tells me. So with that... Let's get started.
We are going to do a chart that involves the analysis of a few different types of supplements that I use when outdoors, exercising, or trying to recover from being physically active.
If you extrapolate from here, we can deduce any food and the cost of that food in reference to this chart. I honestly don't believe any SIMILAR product will vary that much from what is being stated here. I would almost gaurantee that similar products will be nearly exactly the same.
With that being said, what types of foods do you use when exercising? What thoughts do you have about my breakdown, and the chart I have created? I am eager to hear your thoughts.
However, before moving on to a large specific analysis of these types of foods, I want to make a disclosure. My friend Mitchell and I were talking about something that needed to be said or disclosed. Just in case you were new to this blog, maybe things would not make sense. These bars and foods that I am about to speak of are specifically for workout foods, camping/hiking foods, travel foods, and daily lunchtime supplements for easy calories that are tasty and fun. I am speaking from the perspective that I eat a well rounded diet of healthy whole foods consisting of a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, carbs, proteins, and various nutritional components that I personally consider a well rounded diet. People all over the world and the internet are going to have their own version of what is good, or better for you than other folks. So please, keep this in mind that these analysis are solely based on my personal preference, experience, and a scientific approach to the data that I have on the packages. So if it is not what you think... just tell me. Make a comment, ask a question, but certainly don't hold it inside. How can I know what is being percieved about what I am writing if no one tells me. So with that... Let's get started.
We are going to do a chart that involves the analysis of a few different types of supplements that I use when outdoors, exercising, or trying to recover from being physically active.
If you extrapolate from here, we can deduce any food and the cost of that food in reference to this chart. I honestly don't believe any SIMILAR product will vary that much from what is being stated here. I would almost gaurantee that similar products will be nearly exactly the same.
With that being said, what types of foods do you use when exercising? What thoughts do you have about my breakdown, and the chart I have created? I am eager to hear your thoughts.
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