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Lip Gloss 21 Aug 12:10am, 21 Aug 2024 77,145 posts	0 Lip Gloss Well let's all agree meals should called Snap, crackle & pop. Whatever you have in-between can be treats
riggys99 21 Aug 12:10am, 21 Aug 2024 3,689 posts	0 riggys99 Lip Gloss wrote:Well let's all agree meals should called Snap, crackle & pop. Whatever you have in-between can be treats 😁
Mark J 🇳🇿 21 Aug 12:14am, 21 Aug 2024 2,632 posts	0 Mark J 🇳🇿 So where does scran fit it in, then?
Lip Gloss 21 Aug 12:19am, 21 Aug 2024 77,146 posts	0 Lip Gloss Good idea, scran can be the inbetweens
UltraDunc 21 Aug 4:06am, 21 Aug 2024 18,535 posts	0 UltraDunc Let’s not forget nosh, also jackbit that I first heard-of from a traffic officer wondering why I was parked in a lay-by near Wigan.
Night-owl 21 Aug 5:57am, 21 Aug 2024 46,195 posts	0 Night-owl Because I work weird hours I eat when I'm hungry whatever the time of day or night
3M 21 Aug 6:31am, 21 Aug 2024 24,600 posts	0 3M Mid morning snack used to be "nammit" on the IoW when I was a nipper. Glottal stop optional!
Mrs Jigs (Luverlylegs) 21 Aug 6:34am, 21 Aug 2024 43,083 posts	0 Mrs Jigs (Luverlylegs) I am so confused now, I have no idea what the overnight oats I have just eaten is known as.
3M 21 Aug 6:35am, 21 Aug 2024 24,603 posts	0 3M Cold porridge?
Diogenes 21 Aug 6:42am, 21 Aug 2024 87,684 posts	0 Diogenes When I was a child you either had school dinner or packed lunch, (but not school lunch or packed dinner) unless you went home for lunch/dinner. I’ve never called lunch anything other than lunch. Anything between one of the main meal times is a snack, unless it is elevenses (not really used) a brunch, which must be a late cooked breakfast, or tea, which can be posh afternoon tea or a small meal for children.