Got my carbs ready for the weekend long ride. Now if I can just figure out how to get this in my pocket I’ll be set.
Sadly only 696g for the whole thing.
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If you put an unwrapped bar of chocolate in your back pocket you can make them just like it shows on the package.
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HA, my hack for the pre-packaged RCT’s is to “smash” them into a more dense ball. Can fit more in a smaller space and I like the firmer bite 
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Yup, you can smash down 3 into the same size as one normal one. I pop the end open to save on size. I can get like five or six into a back pocket. And they have 29g of carbs each. Well, the old ones did, I tried buying some more and they shrunk them.
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“Shrinkflation is another word for robbery.” - Shaq / Papa John’s
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Me reading my credit card bill after buying a new bike.
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Underrated post, 10/10 will repeat uncited at the group ride 
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yes, if you’ve snoozed in your Econ classes
WHOOOSH!
(sound of a joke being totally missed)
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THANKS! 
I searched and fell short of finding that to link originally.
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His voice when he says it is gold
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Ive never seen it served as one big slab. Here it is sold as individually bars which are not much bigger than your garmin
It was originally a treat found in many kitchens. I know my grandmother frequently made Rice Krispie Treats for guests. It was a large sheet, like a pan of brownies.
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It was similar here before you could buy it ready made. It was often made at school but the chocolate version 
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Our infant/jr school occasionally made chocolate covered corn flakes, and I think we did that in home ec later on. Not in sheets, though.
And we got a tangerine for Christmas.
Just don’t ask your dad about growing up…
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