Everyone goes on about what to eat when your revising such as lots of vegetables, smoothies, lots of water and all that..
Why can't be reward ourselves with chocolate? With coffee?
Does anyone REALLY and I mean really, stick to just eating vegetables and salads when your revising? Do you really only touch water in the weeks up to the exams and don't touch some sort of energy drink, coffee or tea?
If you are one of those people who are super healthy when revising then I applaud you but... you're crazy!
If I'm revising, my head hurts, I'm people watching and I've eaten all my snacks in my bag - where am I going to go? The vending machine and the cafe for a cafe latte or maybe I'll journey for a Starbucks.
Let's be honest here;
A) it's a break and a walk around - plus, it's a sneaky little chance to look at the fitties at the library - please don't pretend like you don't do it, we all know you do
B) it's a little reward to ourselves because we're actually in the library, we are honestly trying to revise and we need a lil pick-me-up.
So you know what?, I'm sitting here with a lovely medium Costa Mocha in my hands, practicing a past paper exam (I should be writing because I'm supposed to be timing myself but this just popped into my mind), I've done my little walk around and rewarded myself so I feel better instead of crunching on boring ol' carrots telling myself that I will feel less stressed if I eat them.. because I feel real good with my Mocha right now.
Plus, if we're going on a money thing - it's costs just as much for a bag of carrots as it does for a Mocha. I know which one I'd rather pay money for and I'm broke.
Right, back to revision.
Go treat yourselves to something nice guys, you're revising and revision sucks.
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Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 9 May 2012
Sunday, 21 November 2010
Food Top Tips
Pre drink!
You’re going to have to – if you don’t already. Basically, get drunk enough to still be able to walk in a straight line.
Pasta!
Believe me, after my four years of University I’m going to be fed up of pasta but it’s just so easy to make and there’s so much you can do with it: pasta bakes, bolognaise, carbonara, tagliatelle, ravioli, macaroni etc…
Cookbook!
You will need one – but that’s a given. Your cookbook should contain meals in less than 30 minutes and have different sections.
Learn to make big dinners you can have again and again and again and again until you want to be sick (I’ve already done it with macaroni and cheese).
It’s okay to get ready made meals and to have Pizza Hut BOGOF (buy one get one free) deals once in a while but make it a treat to save money.
OR
Group meals. But only if you and your housemates have all run out of food otherise it can get tricky. It’s definitely you should look into if you can, go out and buy large bulk of food (rice, mince etc) and make it together. A great way of getting to know your housemates better and also it can equal out to something like 50p for a main meal!
Make a meal before you go out so when you get in your less likely to grab that kebab that will ultimately make you feel worse in the morning. It could be anything from a snack to a sandwich that's waiting for you when you get back or a pizza nice and cold (I love cold pizza) or in the oven waiting for you to turn it on... (However, I've used a oven when I was drunk and I have the scar to prove it: BE CAREFUL)
Don’t go shopping hungry. I did it and came back with loads of chocolate goodies for myself that I loved at the time but I didn’t really need them.
Plus!
Always be on the lookout for deals in local supermarkets and of course, shopping… 30% off plus your student discount = BARGIN!
I’ve found this website (the little yellow star on certain sauces) that gives you recipes that are good and quite quick.
Add your own little comments if you have any more suggestions J
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