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morzine pricing ?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Even in ski resorts, beer and wine in French supermarkets tends to be quite reasonable as I think they charge less tax? Personally I wouldn't bother lugging loads of food across particularly perishables like meat or heavy liquids.

I sometimes take a few of the Schwarz powders for Bolognese and chilli as they are very small and light and make an easy meal when added to mince and a tin of tomatoes (bought locally). Also worth taking a value park of Chocolate bars (mars/snickers etc) as they're useful to take out on the slopes and will be much cheaper if bought in UK. Tea bags also if you like a cuppa.

If you want to save money just avoid eating lunch in mountain restaurants.
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