What is your favourite food on the slopes

NellyPS wrote:I had the most amazing half a roast chicken and chips in Soll last week, I sat outside whilst it was snowing and filled my boots. Delish.

Austrian food and amazing just do not go together :D

Ian Wickham wrote:

NellyPS wrote:I had the most amazing half a roast chicken and chips in Soll last week, I sat outside whilst it was snowing and filled my boots. Delish.

Austrian food and amazing just do not go together :D

Get back to your miniature sized portions, undercooked steak and rude service.

Ian Wickham wrote:Austrian food and amazing just do not go together :D

Well I thought it was amazing that Tony had managed to photograph a Happy Eater fried breakfast in Austria!

Tony_H wrote:Get back to your miniature sized portions, undercooked steak and rude service.

Is that what it's like in Norfolk then? :shock:

Nice one adders )

Tony_H wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

NellyPS wrote:I had the most amazing half a roast chicken and chips in Soll last week, I sat outside whilst it was snowing and filled my boots. Delish.

Austrian food and amazing just do not go together :D

Get back to your miniature sized portions, undercooked steak and rude service.

I'll go back to Austria .... some time :wink:

Admin wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Austrian food and amazing just do not go together :D

Well I thought it was amazing that Tony had managed to photograph a Happy Eater fried breakfast in Austria!

Tony_H wrote:Get back to your miniature sized portions, undercooked steak and rude service.

Is that what it's like in Norfolk then? :shock:

Philistine.

Tiroler Grostl is amazing. Happy Eater.....I remember those, you used to slide across the floor from one door to the other on grease without moving your feet.

Norfolk? Pah, its all pheasant and pigeon over there. I was, of course, referring to France. Mind you, my last experience of French food was quite good, surprisingly for a catered chalet hotel run by Brits.

Tony_H wrote:

Admin wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Austrian food and amazing just do not go together :D

Well I thought it was amazing that Tony had managed to photograph a Happy Eater fried breakfast in Austria!

Tony_H wrote:Get back to your miniature sized portions, undercooked steak and rude service.

Is that what it's like in Norfolk then? :shock:

Philistine.

Tiroler Grostl is amazing. Happy Eater.....I remember those, you used to slide across the floor from one door to the other on grease without moving your feet.

Norfolk? Pah, its all pheasant and pigeon over there. I was, of course, referring to France. Mind you, my last experience of French food was quite good, surprisingly for a catered chalet hotel run by Brits.

Yep it was quite good :thumbup:

Ian Wickham wrote:

Tony_H wrote:

Admin wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Austrian food and amazing just do not go together :D

Well I thought it was amazing that Tony had managed to photograph a Happy Eater fried breakfast in Austria!

Tony_H wrote:Get back to your miniature sized portions, undercooked steak and rude service.

Is that what it's like in Norfolk then? :shock:

Philistine.

Tiroler Grostl is amazing. Happy Eater.....I remember those, you used to slide across the floor from one door to the other on grease without moving your feet.

Norfolk? Pah, its all pheasant and pigeon over there. I was, of course, referring to France. Mind you, my last experience of French food was quite good, surprisingly for a catered chalet hotel run by Brits.

Yep it was quite good :thumbup:

I was talking about ADH in January you wally :wink: