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(#5581200) Re: Dinner ? Supper ?
Posted by Mignon on 21 Feb 2024 at 12:55PM
I'm from the United States, and I'm sure a lot of Americans might disagree with me, but.... I was raised to call the 3 daily meals: breakfast, dinner, and supper. The evening meal at home was always called "supper" regardless of whether it was a small meal or a large meal. If we had only a very small mid-day meal, (for example, just a sandwich) then it was called "lunch". A full mid-day meal was called "dinner".
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5581211Re: Dinner ? Supper ? Sir Wilfred of Ivanhoe21 Feb 2024 2:08PM
5581200Re: Dinner ? Supper ? Mignon21 Feb 2024 12:55PM

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