It's not 'Tea' it's dinner

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Breakfast > Dinner > Tea.

Do you have lunch ladies or dinner ladies at school?

I rest my case.
 
Why on earth do northerners call it tea? There is lunch, tea and dinner where I come from. Tea is cakes and a cup of tea at 3 to 4pm. Dinner is the evening meal. Northerners, honestly :)

It is not northerners per se, but lower class folks who work in the coal mines!


I'm frae scotland and I call it Dinner, tea is a hot herbal drink
 
Do schools down south not have dinner ladies then if that's not your dinner ?


How bizzare

Funnily enough when Jamie Oliver went all around the country teaching all sorts of schools to serve proper meals, all the women were called DINNER LADIES.
How bizarre.

It's southern nancy boys trying to be posh and calling it lunch.
 
No, its wrong.

Wikipedia has dinner as a meal at noon.

Tea and supper are the later meals.

Its;

Breakfast, (early morning)
Brunch or 11's, (11ish smallish meal)
Dinner, (noon)
Tea, (later on around 4ish)
Supper. (a couple of hours before bed, usually 6-7)

Thats the correct format. You have Christmas Dinner at noon, not Christmas Lunch.


I have Christmas dinner at 8pm
 
All you regional people I ask the question -
When you were at school what were the ladies called that provided the meal around 12 to 1pm?

What box do you put your sandwich in?

As said by far the biggest meaning, is largest hot meal of the day.
So if you have a sandwich at midday it's lunch (lunch box), if you have a cooked meal aka school meals then it's dinner (dinner ladies)
 
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