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But few people are able to agree on what a ‘normal’ time for Christmas dinner is. The late night Christmas dinner eaters insist that anything before 5pm is actually lunch, but the early Christmas dinner eaters reckon that once the clock hits 5pm it’s officially time for ‘tea’.
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Saturday 16 November, 2024
Saturday 16 November, 2024
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What time do you have your Christmas dinner at?
THERE’S A LOT of contention surrounding what is perceived to be the ‘normal’ time to eat Christmas dinner.
Some people strongly believe it should be eaten between 1pm and 3pm, but others have it as late as 9pm (seriously).
Sitting down to eat dinner at 1pm and 9pm are the two extreme ends of the spectrum.
But few people are able to agree on what a ‘normal’ time for Christmas dinner is. The late night Christmas dinner eaters insist that anything before 5pm is actually lunch, but the early Christmas dinner eaters reckon that once the clock hits 5pm it’s officially time for ‘tea’.
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