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Meals & snacks

List of different meals and snacks

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Afternoon tea is a light meal people have in the late afternoon. It often includes tea with snacks like cakes, sandwiches, or biscuits.

B is for Banquet

A banquet is a very large formal dinner, usually with several courses, that is served to a large number of people at once. A less formal large dinner for many people is called a feast.

B is for Breakfast

Breakfast is the first meal of the day. You can have all sorts of different things for breakfast. Many people have cereal with milk or toast with jam or honey. Some people prefer a cooked breakfast with bacon and eggs. Other people might like waffles or pancakes.
And some people like a breakfast with almost everything, like in the picture.

B is for Brunch

Brunch is a late morning meal that serves a mix of breakfast and lunch dishes. The word brunch is a combination of the words breakfast and lunch.

D is for Dinner

Dinner is the meal you eat at the end of the day, usually at around 5 or 6 o'clock. Dinner can be anything, but is usually some kind of meat and some vegetables.

E is for Elevenses

Elevenses is a small snack or drink eaten in the late morning. It is almost the same as morning tea, but slightly less fancy.

F is for Feast

A feast is similar to a banquet but is less formal. A feast is a very large, extravagant meal for any number of people. You can prepare a feast just for yourself if you want to.

L is for Lunch

Lunch is a meal you eat in the middle of the day. Most people have sandwiches for lunch, but you can have almost anything. Some people have salad for lunch, other people will have a steak.

L is for Luncheon

Lunch is a meal eaten in the middle of the day, between breakfast and dinner. A luncheon is a more formal word for lunch, and usually describes an office meeting, community gathering, or a formal event like a charity luncheon.

M is for Meal

A meal is a substantial amount of food eaten at a particular time of the day. The traditional main meals of the day are breakfast, lunch and dinner.

M is for Morning tea

Morning tea is a light drink and snack people have in the morning. It is a common break between breakfast and lunch.

S is for Snack

A snack is a small amount of food you eat between larger meals, when you are a little bit hungry.

S is for Supper

Supper is an evening meal. People eat supper in the later part of the day, usually after afternoon. It might also be called dinner or tea, depending on where they live or the time they eat.