How do you eat on ski days?

[ScottySkis]

When I with Cornhead he BBQ those awesome chicken sandwich in his his car. By my self if broke peanut butter sandwhich or lodge food. Gore has pretty good food.

 

[Huck_It_Baby]

I'm considering ways to save money on my ski days. What to bring and ways to carry it. I've often had lunch at the bar but I'm moving away from that.

I'd like to hear how people go about this. Need some good ideas. I enjoy having a beer or two for a break but I think liquor laws are a bit of an issue in lodges. I'm not one to change or have lunch/drinks at the car. Too cold.


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I sometimes throw hot thermos in my pack. You can find fairly skinny models which don't take up too much room.

I'll microwave soup, lasagna, enchiladas, etc. Stays pretty much hot all day.

 

[from_the_NEK]

The night before a big ski day I boil 4 eggs. The next morning, I eat all 4 eggs and wash it down with V8. That will usually last until 2:00. I may pop into the lodge a few times during the day to hit the water fountain.
Depending on conditions and how I'm feeling, I'll take a 20 minute break at 2. Grab a beer and a chili and head back out for the last 1.5 hours of the day.

 

[from_the_NEK]

Of course that changes when I have my 4 year old there. She has to stop for Hot Chocolate. :lol:

 

[Domeskier]

emptied from the lift?

Only as a last resort. I like to keep a full bag in case I get stranded and need some emergency fluids!

 

[Domeskier]

When I with Cornhead he BBQ those awesome chicken sandwich in his his car. By my self if broke peanut butter sandwhich or lodge food. Gore has pretty good food.

If I'm lucky enough to run across a hare in the trees, I fry it up on my carburetor between runs.

 

[billski]

I pretty much eat the way I usually do. Open the fridge, take something out, open my mouth, stick it in, chew and swallow.

 

[Bene288]

Scotch and a snickers bar. No one has ever bothered me about the flask. Especially with a Sox logo on it.

 

[dlague]

Edd is that you?

At the home bump we usually bring lunch. They have been nice enough to set up an area in the lodge for the ski team and parents to have lunch. Try to avoid the cafeteria due to unhealthy choices and prices. On the road we sometimes eat in the lodge or in the spring when things are nice head out to the car and tailgate. Gotta weakness for the bar though and usually stop by for at least 1 (or more) wherever we are. (après ski).

Gotta weakness for the bar though

I hear you! Couple times lunch and après ski!

 

[Edd]

The night before a big ski day I boil 4 eggs. The next morning, I eat all 4 eggs and wash it down with V8. That will usually last until 2:00.

That sounds a bit crazy but I could do that. It's easy and you don't have to bring crap.


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[Edd]

Have you considered a feeding tube?

Well, now I am.


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[spring_mountain_high]

The night before a big ski day I boil 4 eggs. The next morning, I eat all 4 eggs and wash it down with V8. That will usually last until 2:00. I may pop into the lodge a few times during the day to hit the water fountain.
Depending on conditions and how I'm feeling, I'll take a 20 minute break at 2. Grab a beer and a chili and head back out for the last 1.5 hours of the day.

your farts must be off-the-charts bad after that...like real paint-peelers

 

[Cannonball]

You can find fairly skinny models which don't take up too much room.

...in bed. Sorry it was begging for it.

 

[from_the_NEK]

your farts must be off-the-charts bad after that...like real paint-peelers

I have to wear a fart bag to contain them :beer:

 

[Hawkshot99]

I get great deals on lift tickets, so I just buy lunch. Easy and warm.

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[ScottySkis]

If I drinking I just bring whisky in empty soda bottle. I wish the food in the east coast lodge was as good as the food I had in Utah mountains.

 

[Tin]

No one has ever bothered me about the flask. Especially with a Sox logo on it.

Avoid the Catskills

 

[ScottySkis]

Avoid the Catskills

Scotties at Hunter is good.

 

[Huck_It_Baby]

...in bed. Sorry it was begging for it.

haha!
=)

 

[deadheadskier]

Well, now I am.


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I take x-rays all the time for feeding tube placement. Honestly, I think a Foley catheter would be more comfortable to deal with.