The Cyclist’s Cookbook – Food To Power Your Cycling Life by Nigel Mitchell

£16.99

Each of the recipes is presented in a simple, clean format, they're easy to follow, and generally based on a small number of ingredients. The balance of performance and normal meals is a really nice approach as you'll be reaching for the book more than if it was focussed on pure performance nutrition.

The book offers a good mixture of Nigel's background, the recipes themselves, nutritional advice and anecdotes. It contains 67 recipes spread across seven different sections, including breakfast, on-the-bike food and main meals.

Each recipe is graded by difficulty, from 1 being the easiest to 5 being the hardest. Difficulty is relative, but our reviewer didn't find any of the recipes in this book arduous or overly time-consuming. Which is perfect for a time-crunched cyclist: simple, quick and nutritious food.