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Lunch, Dinner, Tea, Supper?

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Grannybags Tue 07-Feb-23 09:36:36

Yes, odd isn't it. I was brought up with Dinner and Tea.

I think most people still call it Christmas Dinner even when eaten at 'Lunch' time

Aveline Tue 07-Feb-23 09:33:49

See previous thread on this topic

Calendargirl Tue 07-Feb-23 09:28:36

When did ‘Dinner’ become ‘Lunch’?

‘Tea’ become ‘Dinner’?

‘Dinner’ become ‘Supper’?

I was brought up on breakfast, dinner, tea, supper, and so did most people I knew.

If you were posh, you said ‘lunch’ instead of ‘dinner’.

All changed nowadays.

But why do we still have ‘dinner ladies’ then?