Over 50's club

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Unsafe Breadbin 21 Aug 8:48am, 21 Aug 2024 93 posts	0 Unsafe Breadbin But I have heard tell of a 'chippy tea' - and it's not a joiner's beverage.
DocM 21 Aug 9:00am, 21 Aug 2024 49,738 posts	0 DocM i had the cheese board at the pub for my pudding the other day. waitress called it a ploughmans (she was young and new and didnt know the difference) sorry to bring in the pudding/desert issue
westmoors 21 Aug 9:02am, 21 Aug 2024 9,077 posts	0 westmoors Mrs Jigs (Luverlylegs) wrote:I would agree, as we eat our main meal in the evening then that's dinner, others will ask what if main meal is a salad.... I would still class that as dinner Even if having salad there is usually a hot component - potatoes and/or meat.
Velociraptor 21 Aug 9:04am, 21 Aug 2024 70,504 posts	0 Velociraptor On the rare occasion that I serve cold food that's more complex than a sandwich on a plate, eL Bee! tactfully calls it "summer dinner"
Rosehip 21 Aug 9:12am, 21 Aug 2024 32,954 posts	0 Rosehip I grew up in a household in which Diet Culture was prominent. A plate of lettuce, tomato, cucumber and tinned salmon drizzled with salad cream would give me flashbacks. whereas that would remind me of Sunday tea at Nana's and I'd be waiting for the selection of cakes to follow
Jaks 21 Aug 10:12am, 21 Aug 2024 8,532 posts	0 Jaks Me too Rosehip 😁
HellsBells 21 Aug 10:15am, 21 Aug 2024 34,238 posts	0 HellsBells That was Sunday tea at my mum’s and was always followed by fruitcake, and preceded by a massive roast dinner about 4 hours previously
Velociraptor 21 Aug 10:16am, 21 Aug 2024 70,509 posts	0 Velociraptor My grandmother was a proud and excellent cook and would have been mortified to serve up raw food. Besides, my grandfather wouldn't eat vegetables apart from tinned peas.
3M 21 Aug 10:24am, 21 Aug 2024 24,605 posts	0 3M Having lived in Yorkshire for 40+ years now, I've basically been assimilated. So it's tea at teatime in the afternoon/early evening, whether it's hot, cold, or mixed! Of course, breakfast/brunch bacon, sausages and eggs can be served in a bun, a bap, a barm or a cob. And sometimes on a muffin, or even an oven-bottom muffin, both of which are basically also bread. On rare occasions, in a sandwich or butty, which if purchased from local bakeries may either be any of the above bread products, or sometimes just a couple of slices of bread!
Derby Tup 21 Aug 10:31am, 21 Aug 2024 67,604 posts	0 Derby Tup Tea cake in Yorkshire but not fruit tea cake. That’s an actual tea cake to have toasted with tea. swittle RIP