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Skied there for the last 2 years, but cannot find a restaurant that'll do 5 standard hot chocolates ( i.e not the fluffy squirty cream ones ) for less than £15.
Has anyone got any ideas, we go with our neighbours so there is their kids and ours = 5 in total. Its skining me!
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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I cant answer your question but unfortunately 3 Euros is about the going rate for Chocolate on the mountain.
One tip I can give is buy a box of mars bars and take them with you. They are 3 Euros each on the mountain too.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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I have only ventured over to the Mont Chery side of Morzine once - didn't have time to stop for any food or drinks. Is it true that restaurants in general are cheaper on Morzine than in Avoriaz?
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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oscarkat, I can't remeber the names of any of the restaurants or cafe bars but I do remember being stung heavily on the Avoriaz side.
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I bought a drink in the cinema yesterday - £1.60 - the cheap option...
3 Euros / £1.50 for a hot chocolate doesn't seem too bad, except when you multiply it by 5 people, then by 3 times a day, then 6 days a week and you get to £135! Time for the kids to get jobs!
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| Jumpin Jack wrote: |
3 Euros / £1.50 for a hot chocolate doesn't seem too bad |
where can I buy 3 Euros for £1.50????
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Better value on the Champery side of Les Grandes Mossettes...
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£15? maybe €15?
I'd suggest the one on the plateau whose name completely escapes me. But I must admit to not paying a great deal of attention to chocolate prices...
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Sharkymark,
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Better value on the Champery side of Les Grandes Mossettes...
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The restaurant at the Top of the Gondola lift in Champery is cheaper to eat out in than most of Lausanne 
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snowHeads are a friendly bunch.
snowHeads are a friendly bunch.
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Top tip re champery side, thanks .....you could try the bar down in ardent 'village' ......
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And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports.
And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports.
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Thinking about it, La Ferme at the bottom of Lindarets village seemed reasonable to me.
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Jumpin Jack wrote:
3 Euros / £1.50 for a hot chocolate doesn't seem too bad
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where can I buy 3 Euros for £1.50????
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Oops - bad maths,  the current exchange rate is £1 / 1.49 Euros. So should have been 3 Euros / £2 per hot choccie.
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