The Foods That Fuel HB Instructors

Good nutrition is a part of every good workout routine—but everyone has different favorites when it comes to post-workout meals, breakfast staples, and even splurge foods.Here, Handle Bar instructors reveal the eats that provide the energy required clip in multiple times a day, and what they turn to when they’re craving something tasty. Hungry yet?

“Sushi—a lot of it. I love sushi! My favorites are the Red Sox Roll, spicy tuna roll, Philly Roll, and an order of edamame.” —Raisa Hoffman

Cauliflower pizza crust (frozen from  Trader Joe’s  or Whole Foods) with pesto and fresh veggies. —Jess Duhaime

Pizza, “hands down.” —Melissa Miranda

Overnight oats with peanut butter, vanilla protein, cinnamon, honey, and bananas. —Alli Houde

A breakfast sandwich: egg, cheese, and Red Hot on an everything bagel. —Julie Moody

A breakfast sandwich with egg and cheese from  Tatte ! —Candice Peak

Yogurt and granola with some fresh fruit. —Danelle Olson

A homemade sausage, egg, and cheese on a French toast bagel (yes, French toast). In a pinch, two bananas, and an espresso. —Anthony Charter

‘The Fix’ from  Pavement Coffeehouse  —Raisa Hoffman

French press coffee and scrambled eggs or an omelet with veggies and an avocado on the side. In a pinch, a  GoMacro  or  RXBar. —Jess Duhaime

Any variation of runny eggs with tomatoes on the side. “It’s light but gets me a good serving of protein and it’s delicious.” —Melissa Miranda

Coffee with coconut milk before morning classes. “That first sip each morning—heaven.” —Julie Moody

A breakfast sandwich from Tatte and cold brew from Flour Bakery. —Candice Peak

A NutRageous candy bar (or anything that involves chocolate and peanut butter coming together) or Spicy Sweet Chili Doritos (the Family Size bag). —Anthony Charter

Cheez-Its. —Raisa Hoffman

Coffee chocolate chip ice cream or “anything covered in peanut butter!” —Alli Houde

By Eliza Garry

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