Our meals are called what????

I have always just called them breakfast,lunch and dinner. But my grandpa always calls dinner super.

I was born and raised in the south and it was breakfast, lunch ,and dinner. If we had a meal after 8:00 PM it was supper. I had never thought about why it would be called by another name just because it was served at a later time. I do remember we had brunch on the weekends but never during a weekday. I found out latter that dinner could be the midday meal or evening meal. I wonder what a meal would be called if we ate it between noon and evening??? dinper or lunner or lupper We could start up a new trend and add a new word to our vocabulary.

Breakfast, Lunch and supper...sometimes that was called dinner at my house growing up. But, Always breakfast and Lunch were the first and second meal of the day.

I'm from the confused south and my husband is from the south. We call them breakfast, lunch and dinner. I have never heard of the middle meal being called dinner before.

Well for all my life Mama and Daddy said breakfast dinner and supper. Resturants are so not country like us!!LOL

I always call it breakfast, lunch and dinner.

For me its always been Breakfast, Lunch and either Dinner or Supper..I rarely refer to the final meal as Supper these days though, usually I just say Dinner.. and a LATE morning Breakfast was called Brunch

We've lived all over the country and it's always interesting to hear what people call things. I was raised with breakfast, lunch and supper and Sunday dinner in the afternoon.

I grew up in the southeast. Breakfast is the morning meal Lunch is the midday meal and supper is the final meal of the day , except on sunday then the midday meal is called sunday dinner (family and friends gathered on sundays after sunday school so it was a huge meal) and you usually do not have supper just a snack before bed.

Breakfast, Lunch and supper.

The main meals here are Breakfast, Dinner, then Tea. That last one can be used interchangeably with the hot drink, especially if one couldn't be bothered preparing the meal. I believe it comes from the English terms in common use when we were first settled, but if you look at the what the English name their meals now, one would never guess! The English tend to eat smaller meals & more often too. So there is also Morning Tea, eaten typically at around ten o'clock & Afternoon Tea at about three in the afternoon. We tend to have larger meals here (probably due to the influence of German Settlers to many areas). Working as a Roustabout in shearing sheds here, they revert to calling these smaller meal breaks "Morning Smoko" & "Afternoon Smoko". They were looking to phase that out in the early nineteen nineties, but they couldn't stand the English names either!