what you call your meals?

mollykins | 09:16 Wed 26th Aug 2009 | People & Places

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where abouts are you from and what do you call your meals?

i'm from the east and call them brekkie (breakfast) lunch and tea plus i occasionally have supper.

but my dads from up north and mums from birmingham.

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MWB

I'm in New Zealand.

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.

Or having a feed.

"What are you having for a feed?"

Robinia

E. Midlands...
Breakfast
Dinner (which isn't - it's usually a sandwich/snack type meal)
Tea (which is a dinner)
Bit o' supper (sometimes)

Confused? we're in a constant state of confusion

windywillow

Breakfast
Dinner
Tea
Supper

windywillow

Sorry, forgot to add ..... Yorkshire. :o)

shelby45

since my grandaughter came along it's called:
Babby - breakfast
unch - lunch
and of course din-dins - dinner!

joggerjayne

7-9am ... Breakfast

11am ... Brunch

12-2pm ... Lunch

4-5pm ... Tea

7-9pm ... Dinner

10-11pm ... Supper

Sussex

craft1948

I'm Yorkshire too....
I now have breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
However when I was working and there was a wonderful staff restaurant I used to have breakfast, dinner, and tea.
If you have dinner at night-time why did you have dinner money at school for your mid-day meal....it was never called luncheon money......

mollykins

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at the wekends when ym dads home all day he calls it

breakfast (12pm)
tea (6-7pm)
supper(cereals at 11pm ish)

mollykins

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and mum calls the meals breakfast dinner and tea.

tonyav

black country,
breakfast = snap ( sometimes called scran )
lunch = snap ( sometimes called scran )
tea = snap ( sometimes called scran )
supper = snap ( sometimes called scran ).

Robinia

No one ever used the word lunch (it was what posh people did) when we were small & I still don't like the word but sometimes use it 'cos it saves explaining to non Midlanders.
School days were great, two big dinners & puddings a day!...and still none of us were overweight.