I tend to keep the pockets well stocked with goodies for the little ones while on the piste, as it can keep em ticking over
for that bit longer. I tend not to be grumpy dad and insist on the healthy option of a bag of dried appricots as they can do
that at home. Stick as much sugar down them and let them have fun - it's there holiday aswell.
Snacks 4 Kids while Skiing
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Started by Paulschlote in Ski Chatter 25-Nov-2010 - 12 Replies
Poll - Which snack would you give the Kids to keep them going
| Jammie Dodgers | 14% | 1 | |
| Penguin Bscuits | 57% | 4 | |
| Dried appricot - coz its healthier | 29% | 2 |
Total Votes : 7
Paulschlote posted Nov-2010
Dorset Boy
reply to 'Snacks 4 Kids while Skiing' posted Nov-2010
Any biscuit that's been sat scrunched up in a pocket for more than a couple of hours is pretty yuk!
Where's the energy bar choice?
Or a good hot chocolate, or a mars bar?
Where's the energy bar choice?
Or a good hot chocolate, or a mars bar?
Snowb4ndit
reply to 'Snacks 4 Kids while Skiing' posted Nov-2010
Biscuits break and dried apricots are pants!
Mars bars or Snickers without a doubt!
My sons are all grown up now , of slim build and all still have their own teeth and very few fillings! :shock: (I thought I'd get that bit in before the health brigade pipe up.)
Mars bars or Snickers without a doubt!
My sons are all grown up now , of slim build and all still have their own teeth and very few fillings! :shock: (I thought I'd get that bit in before the health brigade pipe up.)
Take Life With A Pinch Of Salt... A Wedge Of Lime, & A Shot Of Tequila :-)
Volf
reply to 'Snacks 4 Kids while Skiing' posted Nov-2010
I recommend the hot chocolate stop with chocolate bar of choice....and the rum ration for Mum and Dad.
Also gives your fingers a chance to warm up.
Also gives your fingers a chance to warm up.
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Ian Wickham
reply to 'Snacks 4 Kids while Skiing' posted Nov-2010
No chocolate till the afternoon for little W, a good breakfast and lunch and an ice cream stop in the afternoon does for her 8)
Rossyhead
reply to 'Snacks 4 Kids while Skiing' posted Nov-2010
i just voted penguin biscuits but they would be for me!! where is the "snacks for adults" poll?!!
Lucozade, whiskey or raspeberry vodka work well for me (not to be mixed)
Lucozade, whiskey or raspeberry vodka work well for me (not to be mixed)
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Baggy pants, wide stance. Mad steeze, cork 3s
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Snacks 4 Kids while Skiing' posted Nov-2010
rossyhead wrote:i just voted penguin biscuits but they would be for me!! where is the "snacks for adults" poll?!!
Lucozade, whiskey or raspeberry vodka work well for me (not to be mixed)
For breakfast toast and marmite, I'm quite partial for some cheese at lunch or maybe some mountain ham and chips with a glass of red or a beer, then I'm always up for a coffee stop, but no sugary snacks or drinks, then in the evening you can't beat a good tartiflette and a glass of red.
Paulschlote
reply to 'Snacks 4 Kids while Skiing' posted Nov-2010
Mars or Snickers are great but, i've found at
-10c they are pretty tough on the nashers.
Whilst the penguin has a nice clean break.
Biscuits don't tend to break unless you are
having an extreme wipeouts !
Perhaps a Milkway might be more suited to
cold temps.
Let the snack bar debate continue as we wait a huge dump (of snow) across the alps
-10c they are pretty tough on the nashers.
Whilst the penguin has a nice clean break.
Biscuits don't tend to break unless you are
having an extreme wipeouts !
Perhaps a Milkway might be more suited to
cold temps.
Let the snack bar debate continue as we wait a huge dump (of snow) across the alps
Topic last updated on 08-December-2010 at 09:53