Best TEA ever.

[mamasma]

Normally I make homemade shepherds pie,roast chicken etc for everyone but tonight we had go old bacon and sausage rolls...just normal old Richmond thick sausages on a roll with tomato sauce and it was amazing!!

What's everyone's simple tea that are just better than anything else?

Southerners assuming it’s all about them and their ways as per usual

Northeners also drink tea don't they?

I thought it was going to be about tea bags or loose leaf, regardless of area and was going to say Yorkshire Gold until I read the OP.

Pancakes if it's late & kids are tired. Yum and nobody makes a fuss.

Northerners drink brews. It's teatime, I had beans on toast.

My shopping has only just been delivered and I can to cook properly so it's satay kievs and oven chips! Not sure if it counts as the 'BEST' though but I'm so hungry I'd think cardboard was the best tea

Dinner, it's DINNER.

OP clearly states 'tonight'. She is talking about her evening meal, not dinner (although I like a bacon and sausage butty for a lazy Sunday dinfast).

Another one thinking this was about tea bags. Disappointed.

Proper, home-made chips, good quality corned beef, fresh tomato. Salt, pepper and salad cream.
Slice, or two, of buttered plain, white bread.
Large mug of tea.

Barry's. Dh prefers Lyons. Heathen.

Best drinking tea - Yorkshire.

Best eating tea - thick hot buttered doorsteps of toast. Proper butter, loads of it. And a massive mug of aforementioned Yorkshire tea.

I'm from Scotland if that's any help with the whole tea/dinner 🤷‍♀️

I'm from Scotland too and it's dinner in my area so I assumed that the thread was about the drink.

"OP clearly states 'tonight'. She is talking about her evening meal, not dinner"

Dinner is the evening meal to me.

I pity foreigners when they come to live in the UK. They must be so confused with the different terms we use for meals.

*OP clearly states tonight
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Not on the thread title she doesn't

Tea where I come from.

Dinner is the meal you have in the middle of the day.

My favourite tea has to be cheese, beetroot and either good fresh bread or cream crackers. I'll add coleslaw if I'm feeling fancy.

Crunchy nut cornflakes. Or cheese on toast.

I say tea,you say...no big deal 🤷‍♀️ I was just starting a chat because I'm a long time lurker and haven't posted before wanted to join in with everyone....

Pasta with pesto sauce, cream and fried mushrooms and bacon bits!
Peanut butter on toast
Cheese on toast
Sausage butties
Bacon and mushrooms on toast
Fish finger sandwich

Think that's all I ever cook for dinner these days to be honest.

Comfort dinner/tea here is cooked breakfast.
Bacon sausages eggs mushrooms grilled tomatoes toast. And drink of strong Yorkshire tea. Hmmmmm. (Am on diet so now salivating at the thought)

I made pasta with chopped ham, asparagus(which I chopped and threw in with the pasta), butter, lots of pepper and grated cheese the other day when I couldn't be bothered making anything much.(It was surprisingly nice)

A packet of ramen with a fried egg on top.

God, the people who are being snippy and posting that it's dinner need to grow up and realise that people use different words for different things.

My favourite TEA is anything with chips and beans.

Earl grey with milk and a small sugar

Otherwise a good homemade macaroni cheese with tomatoes in!

It’s breakfast, lunch and tea op- totally got what you were saying.

Crumpets and butter
Beans on toast
Something with crackers

Basically some carb based low fuss food!

Tea where I’m from too (Northern England) and to answer the question.... proper carved ham, fried egg and home made chips.