Off Topic Breakfast, Dinner, Tea v Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Growing up it was afters. Dessert was too middle class.

 

Correct, but what about steak n kidney pudding?

 

Have to admit as a kid it was afters at home but dessert if you were eating out.

 

You was that spotty kid at school that ate school dinners on your own aren’t you.

 

Like you (I thought) I had dinner at home in the evening? Do you mean School lunches? In which case, no, no I wasn't.

 

Wouldn’t know, never had them.

 

afters? surely that's the cheese platter.

Ah, the poor kid with his cellophane wrapped marmite sandwiches (sans butter)

 

Because you had school dinners, right?

Check the relevant word there.

****ing no one called them school lunches, I refuse to believe you southern ponces called them that.

 

No I didn’t, they were for poor kids, I went out for lunch, crisps and chip butty, salami roll etc.

 

Not this **** again
Some people call their Lunch, Lunch and their evening meal, Dinner
Some people call their lunch, dinner, and their evening mean, Tea (baffles me to all ****ery but to each his own i guess).

Everyone needs to deal with it.

 

When you're eating out you don't ask for the pudding menu!

 

Tea is a drink ffs. When accompanied, at about 4.00pm, by at most a jam sandwich and/or cake, it’s a meal of sorts.

If you are sitting down to an evening meal of egg chips and beans, or whatever; that’s supper. Or dinner. Not tea

 

This ^^^

 

No it’s not, Tea is a hot meal.

 

Thats pretty much how I roll too.
I have called lunch, dinner before.
But never in a million years would I call my evening meal, Tea
What do they call dessert? Coffee? Lemonade?

(FYI for dessert, the terms, Dessert, pudding and afters are all acceptable, and I have used them all).

 

Like I said, Tea is a hot meal.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tea

 

Free school dinners were for the poor kids, everyone else paid,or bought in their pikey sandwiches. Teachers weren't in the habit of letting kids wander off to the shops at 7, unless you went to a proper ****-hole.

 

This is a hot meal?