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Three ways to enjoy apres ski food & drinks without hitting the slopes

YOU do not need to hit the slopes to enjoy alpine food and drinks.

Just recreate an apres ski-style feast at home.

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Recreate an apres ski-style feast at homeCredit: Shutterstock

Here are some ideas that will give you a run for your money.

YOU CAN FONDUE IT: A pot of melted cheese with crusty bread and vegetables for dipping is a classic mountain dish.

You can use a fondue set — Argos sells one for £30. Or putting a big heatproof bowl such as a Pyrex mixing one, £3.75 from Asda, on top of a pan of simmering water to melt the cheese will work too.

Gruyere cheese is typically used in a fondue, but you can swap for Gouda which tends to be cheaper.

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Tesco has a 265g pack for £2.50 which is the perfect amount to grate and melt down for around four people.

Add a couple of tablespoons of cider vinegar to stop the cheese from getting lumpy.

BET ON TARTIFLETTE: This indulgent dish of cheese, potato and bacon is perfect for refuelling after a day out in the cold.

Thickly slice and boil potatoes for around ten minutes.

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In the meantime, chop and fry an onion with small pieces of bacon or lardons.

Reblochon cheese is typically used in tartiflette, but instead you can use Brie — a pack from Creamfields is currently £1.69 at Tesco.

Chop up the cheese and alternately layer it with the potatoes and bacon and onion in an ovenproof dish.

Then pour over a tub of single cream and bake for around ten minutes until the cheese is melted and the top is golden.

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WARM UP: What is a ski experience without a warming mug of hot chocolate?

Get Choceur instant hot chocolate, £1.35, from Aldi.

You can upgrade your drink with the classic whipped cream and marshmallows.

Or try a hot chocolate bomb — a chocolate ball filled with marshmallows and cocoa powder.

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An easy cheat to making this at home is to use a Kinder egg.

Take out the toy and scoop in the powder with a few mini marshmallows.

Then simply add to hot milk.

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