Where did tea originate from?
 

As in some people saying tea instead of dinner or supper, seems odd as one of the most popular drinks in this country is tea so why would we call the evening meal that?

I never call dinner tea :idc:

Yer teas ooot means something quite different where Josy/Firewire lives

I've actually read something about this somewhere. Its something to do with the higher class having afternoon tea at like 4ish and the working class coming back from work around then and needing a large meal.

this is what i read

In Derbyshire you have your:

Breakfast (in the morning obviously)
Dinner (mid day)
Tea (evening meal 5-7pm)
Supper (a bit of a snack late at night before bedtime)

Nowt posh about having your tea.

My Missus calls Tea supper but she is one of those foreign refugees!!! (she is from Scotland)

It's a northern thing like mooning at Kirk and his girlfriends on their nights out :hee:

Yeah a lot of elderly people call like lunch dinner.

Yeah a lot of snotty little brats call like Dinner Lunch. ^^

I only really eat one meal a day and I don't really know what to call it.

Same here really i think most people grab a snack through the day and then have a meal in the evening.

Can I swop you for one of mine, my two never stop eating and are skinny as rails like they are never fed :fist:

Haha i always give my stepdaughter grief and tell her i have to check her ears for frostbite because she never has her head out of the fridge! :joker:
and she is as thin as a rake.

Where did tea originate from?


China
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_tea

me

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Will :love:

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I think it was clear that was only aimed at will for being rude,ignorant and silly enough to call anyone that calls Lunch Dinner elderly.

Food

Rude

I must warn you I'm a serial snacker.

Oh your Mum can keep you then :idc:

You can have me