They are. Gelatin and glucose, pretty much annihilated in minutes by digestive enzymesActually, I've just realised no one has answered the question about them being a good source of quick-release energy? Anyone know?
I can actually give a serious reply here as my last ride of 45 miles was partly with a GP . I had done more laps of Richmond park than I intended to do and only had one bottle of water and no food on me . I had money and was told there are places to eat locally . I asked what was the best thing for a quick hit and jelly babies was the reply . This was to do with blood sugar levels though and not fuel to keep you going . Fuel to get you somewhere for real food was the way the conversation was heading .Actually, I've just realised no one has answered the question about them being a good source of quick-release energy? Anyone know?
My mate, Andy, told me later that he was so knackered and hungry when he dropped his JB's, he couldn't think of doing without them... Including two that had been ran over!
Citrusist!!!I take all the green and yellow ones out before I go for a ride so that I don't get nasty surprises when reaching in blind.
Last bag I had was coop's finest. Not as good as Bassett's, but half the price.
I take all the green and yellow ones out before I go for a ride so that I don't get nasty surprises when reaching in blind.
Last bag I had was coop's finest. Not as good as Bassett's, but half the price.
Is it weird to prefer the yellow and green ones ?
Is it weird to prefer the yellow and green ones ?