Soup

[Jason H]

Announcement: It can constitute lunch, but wouldn't count as having your tea.

Well no, of course. You have tea, possibly sandwiches, couple of scones etc. for tea.

 

[LOG]

Subject to changing tea to dinner, i'd agree with Swanny's Announcement:

 

[elginCity]

Don't know about the soup, but once tried Cullen skunk in a Morayshire brothel.

Surprised STURTZ hasn't gone for Cornish crab bisque with lemony croutons.

 

[Sidey's back]

Soup's fine for dinner (lunch) but not for tea (dinner).

Heinz Tomato Soup is very nice. Stilton soup or any cheese based soup is my favourite.

 

[Moomin Grecian]

Well no, of course. You have tea, possibly sandwiches, couple of scones etc. for tea.

Always called my evening meal, tea when growing up. My Dad calls lunch 'dinner' to make things more confusing.

Anyway my favourite soup is mulligatawny, closely followed by oxtail.

 

[Colesman Ballz]

A can of Baxters "Royal Game Soup" tickles my taste buds.

 

[Jason H]

Always called my evening meal, tea when growing up. My Dad calls lunch 'dinner' to make things more confusing.

Anyway my favourite soup is mulligatawny, closely followed by oxtail.

Ask your Dad about when he was courting your Mother, and what time he'd pick her up for a dinner date.

 

[elginCity]

A can of Baxters "Royal Game Soup" tickles my taste buds.

Oh yes, had forgotten about that one, Ballzy. A very good shout.

 

[Hants_red]

Ask your Dad about when he was courting your Mother, and what time he'd pick her up for a dinner date.

I'm with Moomin on this. Dinner was at lunch time, and tea was the evening meal.

Not sure there was anywhere to go on a dinner date up Peters Marland/Cookbury way.

 

[Swanaldo]

Subject to changing tea to dinner, i'd agree with Swanny's Announcement:

It's only dinner if you go out to a restaurant.