Time for Tea?
 

The meal you have around 6pm every night is called by many names. In the north a lot of folk call it "Tea" whereas in the South it is called "dinner".

What do you call it?

Re: Time for Tea?
 

Tea Time :)
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We have Breakfast > Dinner > Tea > Supper.

Re: Time for Tea?
 

What about a roast on a Sunday at around midday.

Would that be Sunday Dinner or Sunday lunch or either?

Re: Time for Tea?
 

Both, interchangeably ... I always saw them as meaning the same. I voted 'tea' as I probably use that more often.

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Dinner or Lunch - both are the same to me - the day of the week has no bearing on the name here.
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Not according to the list :confused:

Re: Time for Tea?
 

I changed my mind and used my supermod powers to edit the results. ;)

Re: Time for Tea?
 

Same here :)

Re: Time for Tea?
 

I call it "dinner" most of the time.
Supper is more a late night snack around 11pm isnt it ?.

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Tho as weekend I may sleep in:

We have Breakfast > Tea > Supper

Therefore having Breakie at 11am...and then Tea a couple of hours earlier...and when we do...have supper no later than 9pm...(:nono: sleeping on a full tummy! ;))

Re: Time for Tea?
 

Am I allowed to add what my 19 month old daughter calls it?

"Num Nums" :D

Re: Time for Tea?
 

There's always one .... :erm: :p:

I see, in that case I'll use my super-super powers to fix it better ;)

Re: Time for Tea?
 

Show off :p:

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I'm a Southerner and I call it tea - usually!

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Tea - from high tea, light afternoon meal 4pm - 6pm
Dinner - formal evening meal 6-8
lunch - lunch

When I was young, it was always Breakfast-dinner-tea-supper (if we were lucky)

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I voted dinner, because its always been Dinner since I was a sprog. :)