Lunch or Dinner Time

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Venod

Eh up
You know the old North/South divide about is it lunch or dinner, being of northern origin I have always said dinner time is the mid day meal, other people refer to dinner as a night time meal.

Well it seems the whole country refers to the Christmas mid day meal as Christmas dinner, I have not heard it called Christmas lunch by anyone.

I rest my case.
 

Ming the Merciless

There is no mercy
We had our Christmas Dinner about 7pm.
 

Slick

Guru
You know the old North/South divide about is it lunch or dinner, being of northern origin I have always said dinner time is the mid day meal, other people refer to dinner as a night time meal.

Well it seems the whole country refers to the Christmas mid day meal as Christmas dinner, I have not heard it called Christmas lunch by anyone.

I rest my case.
I've heard loads of people refer to it as Christmas lunch.
 

Slick

Guru
So have I, but seeing as I have always lived in London I call it dinner. Tea time is the late afternoon early evening meal.
I've always assumed that it's more to do with time of day, but your right I normally refer go it as dinner.
 
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Venod

Venod

Eh up
If you refer to it as Christmas Lunch, you have got to be from South of Sheffield.
 
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