Move over, Jared.
Subway's got a new guy in town, and his name is
Michael Phelps. The mega-medal Olympian continues to score endorsements faster than his swimming records.
In the past two weeks, many of us (myself included) have kept our eyes glued to the television screen watching the
Olympics. You may think you're a die-hard sports fan since you know the number of world records broken or gold medals won, but the real test is whether you know what foods the Olympians just can't resist. Here's your chance to test your aptitude.
An honor of winning the most Olympic gold medals of all time is getting to grace the cover of a cereal box. This morning
Kellogg's released the first images of the
Michael Phelps Corn Flakes cover. Come Fall Phelps will front both
Corn Flakes and Frosted Flakes boxes.
If you've been watching the
2008 Olympics like I've been, then you're probably aware that USA swimmer
Michael Phelps is trying to win a record number of gold medals. But do you know what he eats to stay on top of his ambitious game? In a recent video interview, Phelps explains that he fuels his body by eating between 8,000 and 10,000 calories a day.
Use the
Olympics to teach your kids about the cuisines of other cultures. In this case, explain how the games are taking place in Beijing, and that lo mein is a typical Chinese noodle dish with stir-fried add-ins.
This variation incorporates regular pasta with soy and hoisin sauces.
