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banana? cotton candy? bubblegum?
...I think I just threw up a little in my mouth..
...I think I just threw up a little in my mouth..
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milk?? eh, i really can't stand the stuff, maybe chocolate milk every once in awhile, but really i don't like it.
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spartanrunner wrote:banana? cotton candy? bubblegum?
...I think I just threw up a little in my mouth..
haha
it would be interesting to try
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XC_crazy wrote:spartanrunner wrote:banana? cotton candy? bubblegum?
...I think I just threw up a little in my mouth..
haha
it would be interesting to try
Maybe...if I was drunk...haha
Just kidding, it might be good for all I know.
alex-likes-running- Global Moderator
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cotton candy milk is messed up.
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alex-likes-running wrote:cotton candy milk is messed up.
eww...ugh
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milk is disgusting in any form. i don't drink it.
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i think the bubblegum sounds worse... i'd probably try them just to see what they're like though.Hurdle-Gurl wrote:alex-likes-running wrote:cotton candy milk is messed up.
eww...ugh
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ctk4xc11 wrote:milk?? eh, i really can't stand the stuff, maybe chocolate milk every once in awhile, but really i don't like it.
eh? hahhah that made me laugh.. but im not quite sure why (:
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Cotton candy and bubble gum milk? Gross.
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then wut goes in ur cereal???AudeinceOfOne wrote:milk is disgusting in any form. i don't drink it.
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alex-likes-running wrote:then wut goes in ur cereal???AudeinceOfOne wrote:milk is disgusting in any form. i don't drink it.
When I eat my bowl of 3 inch steel nails for breakfast I don't use milk. CAUSE I IS HARDCOREZZZ
but anyways how do you not drink milk?
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lol have u ever put in something other than milk in ur cereal?
my friend told me to put orange soda in so i did. it tasted weird, but it wasnt bad lol
my friend told me to put orange soda in so i did. it tasted weird, but it wasnt bad lol
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xc running gal wrote:Jacked Fibraz wrote:chocolate milk? anyone??
yesss.
chocolate milk pwns every other sportsdrink in my opinon.
we don't really buy it that much but when we do have it in our fridge, i drink it after a run
yes, shit loads of artificial growth hormones and lactose molecules that are impossible digest is just awesome for a post run snack. And when you throw in the chocolate, it makes it even better!!
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I don't drink milk xP
It smells and tastes gross...
It smells and tastes gross...
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i had strawberry milk today.
ahmazing.
ahmazing.
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hxc wrote:xc running gal wrote:Jacked Fibraz wrote:chocolate milk? anyone??
yesss.
chocolate milk pwns every other sportsdrink in my opinon.
we don't really buy it that much but when we do have it in our fridge, i drink it after a run
yes, shit loads of artificial growth hormones and lactose molecules that are impossible digest is just awesome for a post run snack. And when you throw in the chocolate, it makes it even better!!
seriously, I read an article on how chocolate milk is a good post run snack because 1c. of fat free skim milk has I think...8 grams of protein, somewhere around there and then the chocolate is carbs to replenish the carbs that you burned off. and don't forget the calcium!
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xc running gal wrote:hxc wrote:xc running gal wrote:Jacked Fibraz wrote:chocolate milk? anyone??
yesss.
chocolate milk pwns every other sportsdrink in my opinon.
we don't really buy it that much but when we do have it in our fridge, i drink it after a run
yes, shit loads of artificial growth hormones and lactose molecules that are impossible digest is just awesome for a post run snack. And when you throw in the chocolate, it makes it even better!!
seriously, I read an article on how chocolate milk is a good post run snack because 1c. of fat free skim milk has I think...8 grams of protein, somewhere around there and then the chocolate is carbs to replenish the carbs that you burned off. and don't forget the calcium!
get organic milk and you don't have the "shit loads of artificial growth hormone"
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yea i've heard chocolate milk is a great recovery drink.
unfortunantley i cant handle dairy products to well, so i get the craziest superbad stomach-aches if i drink chocolate milk after a run. i thought if i kept drinking chocolate milk after my runs, i'd eventually be able to stomach it. i was wrong lol, i did it for like 3 weeks and i had 3 weeks of stomach-aches.
i stick w/ gatorade now lol
unfortunantley i cant handle dairy products to well, so i get the craziest superbad stomach-aches if i drink chocolate milk after a run. i thought if i kept drinking chocolate milk after my runs, i'd eventually be able to stomach it. i was wrong lol, i did it for like 3 weeks and i had 3 weeks of stomach-aches.
i stick w/ gatorade now lol
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CHOCOLATE Milk =D 
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MICHAEL PHELPS!!!
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MICHAEL PHELPS!!!
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^^haha that made me lol
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I heard that raw milk is good. It is fresh from a farm without any pasteurization or anything; virtually untouched/tampered with by man.
I drink skim milk. There are more nutrients per calorie but I honestly don't care about that as a reason to drink it. If you are interested in losing weight while maintaining nutrients it could be a factor in choosing skim though.
For example lets say that a serving of 2% milk is 100 calories and has 8 grams of protein and 30% of your daily calcium. Skim milk also has 8 grams of protein and 30% of calcium per serving but is only 50 calories since there isn't any fat. If you drink 100 calories worth of milk, then you can get 16 grams of protein and 60% of your daily amount of calcium with skim milk. If you drank 2% then you would get half the nutrients for the same size serving. This is a rough estimate and I made up the numbers, but you can look at food labels and see for yourself.
I drink skim milk. There are more nutrients per calorie but I honestly don't care about that as a reason to drink it. If you are interested in losing weight while maintaining nutrients it could be a factor in choosing skim though.
For example lets say that a serving of 2% milk is 100 calories and has 8 grams of protein and 30% of your daily calcium. Skim milk also has 8 grams of protein and 30% of calcium per serving but is only 50 calories since there isn't any fat. If you drink 100 calories worth of milk, then you can get 16 grams of protein and 60% of your daily amount of calcium with skim milk. If you drank 2% then you would get half the nutrients for the same size serving. This is a rough estimate and I made up the numbers, but you can look at food labels and see for yourself.
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Well, that depends on where you're getting from the milk from. If we're talking unpasteurized milk from cows that are being injected with hormones, that isn't such a great idea. If we're talking naturally brought up cows, it could be alright, but there's also a reason that life spans have increased over the years. I'd still go with pasteurized.
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