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Good things to eat while/pre/apres skiing

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skiP.E.I.
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Hey I thought I would post this thread, because I love eating. I know after a good day of shredding, anything that looks digestable is fair game, but for brekky I like to have pancakes or oatmeal, or if it's bluebird , anything I can shove down my throat while hauling ass to the nearest ski hill. At lunch I find efficiency is key, so sandwiches tend to be petty good because you can fit lots of nutrients in them and they take a minimum of time to eat. I always like to have veggies as well, and any kind of pasta is always good.

Oct 24 2007 7:40AM
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Max-Steeze
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gross shit on a stick 
Oct 24 2007 7:57PM
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lechef
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Whistler life ; toast, kraft dinner, ramen.  or 2 sack of ketchup in a cup of water.
Oct 24 2007 8:00PM
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49rider
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breakfast-oatmeal if i'm at home, gas station food or mcd's if i'm going to the hill from my college house,

lunch-ramen, crackers and ketchup, or if i recently won a bet, lodge food or nothing at all

dinner- whatever i can find in the kitchen
Oct 24 2007 8:04PM
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bigwhite.steeze
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on some days ill throw a full loaf of bread in my pack and a jar of peanut butter and one of jam and throughout the day i'll make pb n' j sandwiches on the lift so i never have to go in. such a genious idea
Oct 24 2007 8:04PM
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jca
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bfast- cereal  pancakes and waffles are bad luck
lunch- nooodles like 4 packs but only a quater of the salt
suppaa- spaghetti or whatever
Oct 24 2007 8:12PM
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shishkababy
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rice krispies treats
all day
every day
i keep 8 in each pocket
i have 8 pockets
that makes 64 rice krispies
i eat 72 rice krispies an hour
which means i can ski for less than an hour before i have to restock
Oct 24 2007 11:48PM
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wev-skis
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chili
soup in a bread bowl
granola bars
free oyster crackers
Oct 25 2007 12:04AM
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Age
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Pretty easy to tell ISNT legal here.

The correct answer, children, is beer.
You wake up hungover, have a beer to avoid the hangover. Go ride, have lunch (beer) go back out to ride. You finish your day and cruise down to the patio and have a safety meeting and some more vitamin B.

You say alcoholic, I say winner!
Oct 25 2007 3:52AM
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skiP.E.I.
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Oh man, on teh ferry to Newfoundland, I jacked enough of those ketchup and mustard packs to alst me through an entire semester of school.
Oct 25 2007 9:27AM
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Maximumsushi
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Genius. I guess you could get those BBQ packets too and make your ghetto soup a little bit interesting. Maybe add some pizza seasoning if its available?
Oct 25 2007 10:13AM
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yelsel
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tabasco is where its at!
Oct 25 2007 10:55AM
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snogurl
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what's poutine??

Oct 25 2007 11:35AM
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SkierX
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Poutine is a dish consisting of French fries topped with fresh cheese curds and covered with hot gravy (usually brown gravy) and sometimes other additional ingredients. The curds' freshness is important as it makes them soft in the warm fries, without completely melting. It is a quintessential Canadian comfort food, especially but not exclusively among Québécois.
-http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poutine

I have yet to have poutine, as it doesn't sound appealing to me.
Oct 25 2007 11:45AM
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Se7en
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Fluffernutters are the best ski lunch ever.

Werd.
Oct 25 2007 11:47AM
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Hedwig595
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omg love them
Oct 29 2007 2:31PM
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*monsterskier*
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salad or a small bowl of pasta apres ski
Oct 29 2007 2:36PM
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skiP.E.I.
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probably one of the quickest ways to a heart attack you can find
Nov 1 2007 9:01AM
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JER-Z
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i too follow the ramen diet
Nov 1 2007 5:19PM
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STREETS
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One of the things I look most forward to every year is when my schools ski team goes to this private ski hill.  They have the best steak sandwiches. Made on a ciabata(sp) bun with steak, some special sauce and some vegetables so awsome.  Other than that just snack food on the hill like Snickers and stuff, until I get home were I eat dinner.
Nov 1 2007 5:37PM
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PhaedeD
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soft pretzels dank bagels i dunno just whatever tastes good and is dank. like either way if its not good u will just ski and puke it out.
Nov 1 2007 5:58PM
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chickenwang
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im a fan of pb&j and some oranges or apples
and goldfish, i love goldfish
Nov 1 2007 6:22PM
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BFFset.
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hahahah whatever i can find for breakfast and i dont usually get around to eating lunch
Nov 1 2007 6:27PM
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ktollefson_1080
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chili. it feels good to be able to pass gass and boost on jumps haha
Nov 1 2007 6:57PM
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chapz
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before, i usually get a sausage mcmuffin from McD's/

if im in quebec, my lunch is poutine everytime. i love the feeling of clogged arteries when im skiing
Nov 1 2007 6:59PM
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