soy nuts, soy protein shake… basically soy is your best best…. rice milk will give you a boost of energy.. and ensure you take a really good quality vitamin. I know a great brand, if you want to know email me Peace, Ame
Halftime is a short period of time, and you’re looking for “refueling” for the 2nd half.
The first thing I want to recommend is that you eat well a few hours before the game. Complex carbs (like oatmeal), protein, etc.–a good, well-balanced meal.
But for the 2nd half of the game, you need energy that’s a bit more “ready to go.” That’s less-complex carbs, little–if any–protein. So that could be a glass of Gatorade or a sports bar (not protein bar). I don’t REALLY like to say it, but a Snickers bar would do the trick too. The nuts in it will keep you from being hungry, and the sugars will get your energy stores filled.
But depending on how much you play, you really shouldn’t need much food at half.
I don’t know how many real responses you’ll find in the football section, not too many are vegans, try going to the health section and the food section.
asparagus really did it for me…
however – when i would have a big steak the night before and a juicy cheeseburger for lunch that day, i usually didn’t need a halftime snack.
Peanut butter!! or any nut butter, on slices of fresh apple. Raisins or any dried fruit will also be good. Fruit leathers would be great too. And of course plenty of fluids, like gatoraid, or at least water.
banana smoothies with soya or rice milk nuts they are great and wholegrain rice and pasta
But id say ask the health and lifestyle section …… Y are all vegans like this it makes us hate you for wanting to shout out from the rooftops you are vegan
I’m not sure it’s labeled as vegan or not, but cocaine is a hell of a drug.
soy nuts, soy protein shake… basically soy is your best best…. rice milk will give you a boost of energy.. and ensure you take a really good quality vitamin. I know a great brand, if you want to know email me
Peace, Ame
Tofurkey is good. You could also have fallafel or some wheatgrass, soy, and banana shakes
Halftime is a short period of time, and you’re looking for “refueling” for the 2nd half.
The first thing I want to recommend is that you eat well a few hours before the game. Complex carbs (like oatmeal), protein, etc.–a good, well-balanced meal.
But for the 2nd half of the game, you need energy that’s a bit more “ready to go.” That’s less-complex carbs, little–if any–protein. So that could be a glass of Gatorade or a sports bar (not protein bar). I don’t REALLY like to say it, but a Snickers bar would do the trick too. The nuts in it will keep you from being hungry, and the sugars will get your energy stores filled.
But depending on how much you play, you really shouldn’t need much food at half.
A shot of Cuervo and a can of High Life–nothing animal involved.
your boyfriends carrot
I don’t know how many real responses you’ll find in the football section, not too many are vegans, try going to the health section and the food section.
asparagus really did it for me…
however – when i would have a big steak the night before and a juicy cheeseburger for lunch that day, i usually didn’t need a halftime snack.
try some salad with tomatoes,lots of cheese,mushrooms and good dressing
lmfao……stop eating vegan and you wont need refueling at half time…. eat meat “its whats for dinner”
Peanut butter!! or any nut butter, on slices of fresh apple. Raisins or any dried fruit will also be good. Fruit leathers would be great too. And of course plenty of fluids, like gatoraid, or at least water.
banana smoothies with soya or rice milk nuts they are great and wholegrain rice and pasta
But id say ask the health and lifestyle section …… Y are all vegans like this it makes us hate you for wanting to shout out from the rooftops you are vegan
the best vegan food you can eat before a game:
prime rib.
You are a “little” obsessed with this vegan thing…..if you wanted “true” responses you would post this question in the appropriate category.