Time to pack, advice on food.

Tony_H wrote:


Two things here old chap:

1. Get arsed its much more social and you see the resort
2. Leave the kids at home hahahahaha

I leave her with you.

snowb4ndit wrote:

Snapzzz wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

Fair point. I much prefer to eat out when on holiday, dining out is all part of the fun.

I agree on that but a few nights a week i simply can't be arsed to get changed and drag my tired bones out into the cold.....plus when you have kids in tow everything is 10x the effort.

Send the kids out to get a take away...You can just drink beer while your waiting for them!!! :lol: :wink:

God knows what we would end up with for our tea :shock:

If you intend to eat or drink in the resort......pack plenty of cash....I got charged €3.20 for a packet of Walkers crisps in Flaine a couple of years ago...you know how the French work..."were not making enough profit ,,,,lets double the price"

Ian Wickham wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

Snapzzz wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

Fair point. I much prefer to eat out when on holiday, dining out is all part of the fun.

I agree on that but a few nights a week i simply can't be arsed to get changed and drag my tired bones out into the cold.....plus when you have kids in tow everything is 10x the effort.

Send the kids out to get a take away...You can just drink beer while your waiting for them!!! :lol: :wink:

God knows what we would end up with for our tea :shock:

But you wouldn't care after all the beer.

daved wrote:If you intend to eat or drink in the resort......pack plenty of cash....I got charged €3.20 for a packet of Walkers crisps in Flaine a couple of years ago...you know how the French work..."were not making enough profit ,,,,lets double the price"

Well there is the problem, british brands are always going to attract a premium and i am sure they stick a bit more on because some gullible brit will pay it just so they can say they found walkers crisps abroad.

Snapzzz wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

Snapzzz wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

Fair point. I much prefer to eat out when on holiday, dining out is all part of the fun.

I agree on that but a few nights a week i simply can't be arsed to get changed and drag my tired bones out into the cold.....plus when you have kids in tow everything is 10x the effort.

Send the kids out to get a take away...You can just drink beer while your waiting for them!!! :lol: :wink:

God knows what we would end up with for our tea :shock:

But you wouldn't care after all the beer.

I can only drink a couple of beers these days ....... next ski holiday I'll send Little W out for a takeaway ans see what she brings back :lol:

Take a small container with ground cinnamon.

As advised shop out of town, onion, steak, mushrooms and cream.

Chop the onion, steak, mushroom, cook in butter in frypan, add white wine, leave for 1/2 hour. Turn the music up.

Add some ground cinnamon and cream. Turn off the heat, and let the pan gently warm the cream.

Simple Stroganoff.....

Dave Mac wrote:Take a small container with ground cinnamon.

As advised shop out of town, onion, steak, mushrooms and cream.

Chop the onion, steak, mushroom, cook in butter in frypan, add white wine, leave for 1/2 hour. Turn the music up.

Add some ground cinnamon and cream. Turn off the heat, and let the pan gently warm the cream.

Simple Stroganoff.....

http://youtu.be/h-g88bdDez8