Archetypal Sunday Tea dishes

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  • soft-boiled egg and soldiers
  • beans/spaghetti hoops on toast
  • cheese on toast
  • toastie of some description

Have I missed anything?

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the still beating hearts of your enemies.

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  • Tea
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For avoidance of doubt, it’s perfectly fine to call it tea if you had your main meal at lunchtime.

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Nah.

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Fish fingers.

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This is a bit Old Boards, don’t you think?

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Yah.

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Yep, good call.

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This thread makes no sense

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thought these were archetypal lazy midweek tea dishes

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It makes perfect sense. It’s traditional to have a main meal at lunchtime on a Sunday, so the evening meal is typically a light meal. Well, it usually is for me.

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Tea is the main meal, you’re on about supper

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^^^

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I’m pretty-much incapable skipping meals! The only real exception is if I’ve had a big cooked breakfast - in which case I’ll possibly skip lunch or maybe have a slice of cake for afternoon tea. Even if I’ve eaten a colossal Sunday roast, I’ll probably have some toast (alright Des’ree) in the evening.

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you don’t have tea on sunday

you have dinner between 2 and 4.30 and then pudding a bit later

these are teas you have on a wednesday or thursday ffs (monday is leftovers, tuesday and wednesday you still put in a bit of effort but my thursday you’re clutching at the oven chips. then friday is takeaway or frozen pizza, obviously)

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None of these are main meals. Would you have your main meal in the middle of the day on a Wednesday or Thursday?

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You’ve missed out the Fray Bentos pies in my dad and brother’s meal schedule.

Also, friday is fish and chips, and saturday is takeaway. Learn the schedule.

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I treat Sunday as any other day and have dinner in the evening.

But as a kid we’d have dinner earlier and a light tea. Crumpets was my tea of choice.

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teacake/hot-cross bun/crumpets

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