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07 November 2009 20:08
any recomendations, dont have any facilities for preparing food at work not even access to water
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Re:ready to drink MRPs
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07 November 2009 20:16
Not even access to water !!!
Where do you work, on a chain gang breaking rocks.
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Re:ready to drink MRPs
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07 November 2009 21:05
no i work as a bus surveyor so i'm either on a bus or waiting at a bus stop, you cannot even guarantee there are even shops at some of the places
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Re:ready to drink MRPs
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07 November 2009 21:32
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Re:ready to drink MRPs
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07 November 2009 22:00
you can carry a cooler with water and food. Or juts take a ruck sack with water and some mrps
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Re:ready to drink MRPs
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07 November 2009 23:00
Whey refresh is OK. It tastes nasty if it's not cold though. Milk based ones like MP's pro-milk ot met-rx/eas's are quite nice. Relatively high in sugars though.
You're probably better off with a protein bar, IMHO
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Re:ready to drink MRPs
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08 November 2009 00:20
will have a look at the MP pro milk, have been living on protein bars and want a change (cnp choc orange are lovely but theres only a certain amount i can handle)
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Re:ready to drink MRPs
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08 November 2009 00:42
MP pro milk ones are nice. recommend them.
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Re:ready to drink MRPs
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08 November 2009 16:26
which flavour(s) have you tried?
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Re:ready to drink MRPs
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08 November 2009 18:53
Daari
Whey refresh is OK. It tastes nasty if it's not cold though. Milk based ones like MP's pro-milk ot met-rx/eas's are quite nice. Relatively high in sugars though.
You're probably better off with a protein bar, IMHO
What flavour did you try? We disagree on that lol - I've left them in my car for days at a time during summer and they still tasted nice after a workout. That was the fruit & orange flavours from memory.
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Re:ready to drink MRPs
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08 November 2009 19:05
I think it was tropical flavour or something along that line
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Re:ready to drink MRPs
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09 November 2009 11:24
Met Rx RTD's are 99p in our Nutri Centre/Tesco at the moment. A nice change from bars.
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Re:ready to drink MRPs
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10 November 2009 00:35
cheers mate will look out for those
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