What Did You Have For Supper?

[royfromaus]

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[LadyCG]

Chilli con carne

[wolf63]

I had Stovies. It was a frozen ready meal and I enjoyed it very much.

[elliemay1]

Don't do supper. Had veggie pasta, rice, chips and cheesy garlic potatoes for lunch

[Georgiesmum]

Tonight I just had some ryvitas, but I had scrambled eggs for breakfast and a nice big pork chop, little potatoes and vegetables for lunch

[david small]

6pm. Pasta, 5% beef mince, shallots, stock, peppers, tomato paste, celery, garlic, aubergine. Jolly nice.

[lankeela]

Do you mean tea which is what you have at tea time? Supper is what you have before going to bed and is usually cornflakes or maybe a couple of crackers (but tonight is a couple of Freddos).

[ummmm]

It's breakfast, lunch and dinner. Anything else is just a snack :-)

[pastafreak]

Early dinner was a salmon fillet and a few huge prawns marinated in chipotle chilli paste plus garlic mayo. Later I had some egg mayo and an avocado. Also a bit of dark chocolate.

[lankeela]

So ummm what do 'dinner ladies' serve? Surely its breakfast, dinner and tea then supper if you are still hungry before bedtime?

[piggynose]

In Brum it was breakfast, dinner, tea+ supper.

[ummmm]

lan - how often do you go to a restaurant around noon - 1pm and be given the dinner menu.

[pixie374]

We do same as ummmm... for some reason, supper sounds pretentious.

[tiggerblue10]

Down here it's Brekkie, lunch then dinner. Tea is a snack in between lunch and dinner with a cuppa tea.

[pixie374]

Dinner is a hot meal, maybe depends when you have that one.

[naomi24]

Lunch happens at lunchtime, supper is an informal evening meal, and dinner is more formal. If I ask friends to supper, they know they can turn up dressed casually and will get a one-plate meal and a few glasses of wine - probably served at the kitchen table rather than in the dining room. An invitation to dinner would mean dressing up a bit more and at least four courses eaten throughout the evening accompanied by copious servings of a variety of alcoholic beverages. Hic!