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Definitely a cup of hot coffee…and I mean hot… 🙂
For snacks, sour skittles, warheads, and brookside chocolate almonds…depends on the study session but I usually rotate between those few
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Gargh, I’m a serial nut (on many levels. I mean e.g. cashew, almond, peanut) offender. sigh :))
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hmm such a fun topic :))
coffee for sure, but some green tea occasionally too.
I have all sorts of raw nuts for snacks – especially like cashew and almond. The problem is I eat loads of them and they are pretty calorific. Maybe I’ve to chew gum next.
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I have a wide range of snacks to choose, recently had oranges because of its sweet and sour taste, keeps you alive and refreshes your mind. If you are into healthy diet then you could add milk but does not shoot up your energy level as much as Oranges do. Water is good one, but I assume the question is more of a invisible hand.
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Lots and lots of green tea and chewing gum.
I’m transitioning from coffee to green tea right now and find it very effective and the taste is starting to grow on me haha
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morning: espresso, sliced apple and toasted English muffin followed by a cup of English breakfast tea. Afternoon: light lunch (sandwich). I don’t eat anything else while studying because I like to mimic test conditions (so gum only). I found for me personally that helped me have stamina in level 1.
Had a bad experience because (like most of you) I methodically planned my lunch (went to whole foods, had a sandwich prepped and in a cooler with some almonds and a club soda)–then went to my car between sessions, bit into it and realized my wrap was SPOILED. Like fermented. So I had to get through the second session of Level 1 with only about 15 almonds in my belly. Let’s just say I had a hard time sticking to my test-taking strategy by the end of that day!
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coffee, green tea, rose-hip and hibiscus tea, orange, huge fan of potato chips and i especially go mental over potato chips while i am studying. weird but i try to avoid em cos well they taste good but the side effects…
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I know it’s bad for you, but Snickers works amazing for studying. Keeps you from getting hungry (I knew that even before they did the adverts…)
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