'Lunch' or 'dinner' ?

[storm]

Lunch & dinner.
Tea is a drink.

[EssexSue]

We have Christmas dinner around 2pm then Christmas Tea when we can be bothered.

Christmas lunch to me sounds like an alternative meal like a buffet for example.

Afternoon tea is something you have in a hotel, possibly with bubbles if my daughter and daughter in law have anything to do with it.

[not2old4disney]

For me midday meal is lunch and evening meal can be either dinner or tea

[Colette-S]

Originally Posted by arosiem

Breakfast, dinner, tea.

The northern way!

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Exactly! Sometimes toast for supper

[richard29]

Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Supper if a cold light meal.

We have Christmas lunch at about 1pm, and then a late supper 7pm-ish of cold meats, cheeses and breads. Washed down with a good merlot or malbec.

[Omega1]

Originally Posted by richard29

Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Supper if a cold light meal.

We have Christmas lunch at about 1pm, and then a late supper 7pm-ish of cold meats, cheeses and breads. Washed down with a good merlot or malbec.

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Is that the same as Christmas dinner we have at 2 o’clock?😂🤣

[Vanillapod]

Originally Posted by klr15

See this is another huge debate I feel! What time would you normally have your Christmas dinner?

Usually most people I know have it between 2-4pm.

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Usually about 6-7 here!

[Tinkerbell]

Originally Posted by klr15

See this is another huge debate I feel! What time would you normally have your Christmas dinner?

Usually most people I know have it between 2-4pm.

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Always bang on 2pm. Have no idea why

[Disney Dizzy]

Lunch - mid day meal
Dinner - evening meal

Tea is either a drink or sandwiches and cakes/scones - which should be jam and then cream (hehe another debate!)

[eeyoremad]

Lunch and Dinner for me, if we have a roast early on a sunday though we have 2 dinners.
Tea is a drink.
Only exception is Christmas dinner which we have at around 2:30 - 3 and then we will have nibbles etc at dinnertime