supper, the snack before bedtime....chocolate 

 

 

tea or dinner... I never eat after six at home...normally veg and some sort of meat or salads any time of year, because I love them  Oh, and I don't have fish suppers, batter creases me with heartburn 

Yeah supper's about eightish. Anything I fancy really   Fish and chips are  a dinnertime meal 

The food of the gods  

Don't have supper but might have a packet of crisps 

Don't leave us dangling Aimee, which flavour?

gotta be pickled onion.............. or tickled bunion as my friend used to say

I call it supper.

I have it late evening, before bed.

Usually, toast, cereal or a couple of digestive biscuits with a cup of tea.

Yes, I have had fish suppers.

 

I more often than not go for the cereal.

Cereal is a good choice - quite filling, but not too heavy on the stomach before bed.

I have supper at about now And usually it's a slice of toast and marmite and a cup of tea

Into hot ham salad baguettes at the mo. round midnight.

What cereal though everyone? 

One of the reasons I started having it in the first place when I felt peckish. 

Oooo that sounds nice Velvet

At present, I have a choice of Corn Flakes, Fruit and Fibre and Sugar Puffs (although the Sugar Puffs are really for Mr Y).

Doesn't the lettuce go soggy though?  

Mine varies depending on what I have in. I tend to cycle round about four types, although I never have shredded wheat, that's my morning cereal. Main ly corn flakes or rice krispies.

That sounds good.

Ah, I have a Weetabix (when I'm at work) and I kinda like those M&S pots of porridge when I'm not 

Don't like shredded wheat   

I like Weetabix but I hate porridge.

This isn't proper porridge though I don't think Yogi, cos I don't like proper oats either  

I always stick bananas or some other fruit in it to make it more interesting. I also have porridge.

So many questions in this thread!!

 

I don't have supper because I don't have a proper routine of eating.  I don't usually eat until 3 or 4pm so dinner is never until around 9 so that is probably supper too??  Although I don't sleep until 2 or 3am so I might have cereal or toast or crackers around 1ish.

 

Cereal..... usually cornflakes, rice crispies or crunchy nut cornflakes (YUM).

Oh and yes, I've had a fish supper.  And a sausage supper.

 

Both have to have curry sauce with them though.

Maybe I should try the M&S stuff.

supper is tea time to me, but I just called it tea I love meal times!

Only £1 a pot  

 Definitely worth a try then.

 

 

 

I like having a late lunch 

Anything else at other times of the day just sort of happen.

I'm going to answer this before I read any other replies because, as a Northern girl: dinner was what you ate at 12/1, evening meal was 'tea' and the snack that you had before bed was supper....Many years on I'm rather pleased that 'supper' now means having friends over to eat without any pomp and circumstance

 

As a northern lad I agree with Supes. I can further reveal that the term "fish supper" has no polite usage. We had a Forum discussion about it in the days of such heavyweights as BDO, Trevpuss, KitKat and Gel. No I don't eat supper.

 

As a Northern bloke I would tend to see Supes description of dinner/tea/supper as being what I know.

I'm Scottish (in case you didn't know. ). Growing up, LUNCH was the mid-day meal and TEA was the evening meal. To me SUPPER was an English thing except when you went to the 'chippy' and bought a Fish Supper.

DINNER was a special meal, reserved for Sundays and special occasions: Birthdays, Christmas, New Year, Other Special Days.

I must be a Northener or Scottish as I too have lunch at 1 and tea as the evening meal and I have always lived in Gloucester

(and I've never had a meal before going to be so can't say I've ever had supper)

 

Dinner, tea, supper here as well