car·bo (kär b )n. pl. car·bos Informal A carbohydrate. |
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Carbos can be digested quickly and will provide the extra glycogen necessary for energy. Ants like protein in the summer, carbos in the winter, and anyone who wants to whack ants, according to Evans, needs to use the right bait combinations. Their omelets will load you up on enough carbos and proteins to help you face the demands of the day, be they slopes, trails, or flip charts. |
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