what do you normally eat on a sunday?
By mandykaren
@mandykaren (2040)
July 19, 2008 6:58pm CST
I have always been used to having a traditional Sunday roast dinner ever since i remember, my mum always cooked it, then i leave home and carried on being the same, or id visit my mums on a Sunday for roast hehe. Leave to far away now for that lool
I have my daughter and her boyfriend come to see me from Scotland, and i have missed her much since she left me.. I will be cooking lamb, roast potatoes, Yorkshire puddings, and vegetables, be much sweetcorn hhee as i love it
Sunday for me was always a big baking day.. cakes too :))
what you normally eat on a Sunday or will be eating? i am curious of traditions :)))
5 responses
@pearl1003 (668)
• Philippines
21 Jul 08
I'm trying to eat less lately so i'm eating few everyday. But when it's sunday, my family calls it sinday! We eat everything we've been dying to eat the rest of the week.. so on sundays, we eat pizza, pasta, chocolate cakes... anything! hmmm... cant wait til sunday again..
@mandykaren (2040)
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22 Jul 08
wow hhahah.. so make up for not eating so much the rest of week lool gives you something to look forward to then. 
thats cool thanks for sharing.. happy mylotting
thats cool thanks for sharing.. happy mylotting 
@lilybug (21107)
• United States
21 Jul 08
We used to go to my grandma's house on Sundays when I was a kid. Several of my aunts and uncles and their kids would go too. We would always have a ton of food to eat, but it was never a roast. Most of the time it was ham. We mainly had a ton of side dishes and deserts.
@mandykaren (2040)
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21 Jul 08
ahh sound like a big sunday buffet :) i would have those also.. when as a child i would sometimes go to my friend on a Sunday and her mum would put on a massive buffet, was way too much lool but was nice Sunday was a traditional day like Christmas day even if not religious.. thanks for your response.
Sunday was a traditional day like Christmas day even if not religious.. thanks for your response.
@spalladino (17891)
• United States
20 Jul 08
My mother also did very traditional Sunday dinners, usually roast beef or a pork roast but I broke from tradition when I became an adult and have whatever we're in the mood for on Sundays. We like to eat barbequed chicken wings a lot or we cook hamburgers or steaks on the grill.
@mandykaren (2040)
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20 Jul 08
i have broke the habit, more so after my divorce loool i like to be more lazy on Sundays now. but tomorrow it will be roast but only cos i got me daughter over from Scotland with her boyfriend:D staying for week.. really missed her as she like a best friend.. anyway thanks for responding, i wondered if others still like traditional Sunday or maybe it is becoming old fashioned now. like turkey for Christmas day lol
@mandykaren (2040)
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20 Jul 08
hehe yes mine always did, and spend long in kitchen preparing.. she don't now. Traditional sunday good if much family over, as easier.. you have nice day, thanks for sharing
@pinks17 (2192)
• Philippines
20 Jul 08
Well we don't have any traditions in the Phils. on sundays.But all I know is that we filipinos make it a habit to stay at home on sundays and be with the family...It's a family day for us...
It's like sort of a reunion..the host house will prepare some food and the rest of the family members will bring a food as well and will eat together.Or we go out..eat at a fancy restaurant and just have some fun.Basically it's a special day for filipinos to spend with the family.
@mandykaren (2040)
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20 Jul 08
wow thats really nice, thanks for sharing that as i do have a big interest of what rest of world do or eat. Here, since Sunday is a tradition day of roast dinner, family sometimes would get together on this day and eat together :) i would like your Sunday better lol
