saw him in interview he said its orange juice mixed with water
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What is that orangish drink Magnus Carlsen always has?
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Looks like Tang. Mix it as weak or as strong as you like.
As for Chicken_Monster's post regarding keeping your blood sugar at an even level, and that OJ would spike your insulin levels and cause you to crash: That is something only diabetics need be concerned with. It doesn't have that effect on non-diabetics.
Watch. Now everyone is going to dring watered down orange juice...
sadie2 started this rudefest:
actually, what he is drinking is one of the greatest alchemic breakthroughs of all time- orange apple juice.
However, it has been rumoured that there is an excessive amount of chicken nuggets(aged 212,123,324,234 years, which is the average difference in age between him and his opponent) that are atomically dehydrated, and equipped in a nuclear processing plant with a sub-atomic neuro-plasmic higg's boson level 2.1 BPS(bubbles per second) black-hole fusion producer gravy.
This is horrible disrespect towards the World Champion on his birthday.
I'll have you up before the committee.
All of you.
#orangeispoliticalintrigue
#kingplusknight
#gogiants
#marxismengelsismleninism
#madras
NomadicKnight wrote:
Looks like Tang. Mix it as weak or as strong as you like.
As for Chicken_Monster's post regarding keeping your blood sugar at an even level, and that OJ would spike your insulin levels and cause you to crash: That is something only diabetics need be concerned with. It doesn't have that effect on non-diabetics.
I was under the impression that anyone will crash after ingesting sugar....I'm not diabetic, but I have experienced this with both caffeine and sucrose...unless I was just hallucinating. Maybe fructose doesn't have the same effect? I rarely drink OJ, or have soda or candy anymore, so I don't really know for sure.
Do they still make tang?
TitanCG wrote:
Do they still make tang?
I can't find tang in the stores, but I have a friend whose mom makes awesome tang.
I love the taste of my friend's mom's tang. It's super sweet.
Chicken_Monster wrote:
NomadicKnight wrote:
Looks like Tang. Mix it as weak or as strong as you like.
As for Chicken_Monster's post regarding keeping your blood sugar at an even level, and that OJ would spike your insulin levels and cause you to crash: That is something only diabetics need be concerned with. It doesn't have that effect on non-diabetics.
I was under the impression that anyone will crash after ingesting sugar....I'm not diabetic, but I have experienced this with both caffeine and sucrose...unless I was just hallucinating. Maybe fructose doesn't have the same effect? I rarely drink OJ, or have soda or candy anymore, so I don't really know for sure.
You burn through sugar quickly so it's not a reliable source of energy. Too much sugar is bad for you anyway. Caffeine is similar but it lasts longer and people seem to always have more available when they need it.
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He probably calls it a "Magnus Gulp," or more formally in Latin, a "Magnus Gulpus." 
Fixing_A_Hole wrote:
Screwdriver.
+1
zembrianator loves Tang:
I can't find tang in the stores, but I have a friend whose mom makes awesome tang.
I love the taste of my friend's mom's tang. It's super sweet.
I wonder if Magnus Carlsen's drink is a bottle of his mom's tang!?
He is missing an opportunity for a drink sponsor!
Blunt_Force_Trauma wrote:
Fixing_A_Hole wrote:
Screwdriver.
+1
Is Magnus even old enough to drink?
(Before someone takes that seriously, I'm kidding.)
Does the drinking of orange juice cause good chess play.
Anf if it was simply orange juice? Industrial, because genuine orange juice isn't that kind of brilliant orange.
bigbird419 wrote:
Watered down orange juice
Water and orange juice
Magnus Carlsen Gives his Top 13 Chess Tips + Bloo…: http://youtu.be/FMaaHd7aFIs
I would think you would want a drink that would keep your blood sugar at an even level. Orange juice would spike your insulin levels and then you would crash. It must be some specially formulated electrolyte drink.