Entity: BRUNCH
Brunch is a meal typically enjoyed in the late morning or early afternoon, combining elements of breakfast and lunch. It often includes a variety of dishes and beverages, such as mimosas and pancakes.
BRUNCH
Etymology
Originating in 1896 British student slang, the word merges 'breakfast' and 'lunch,' meaning a meal eaten between the two.
Definition
Brunch is a meal that serves as a combination of breakfast and lunch, usually enjoyed in the late morning or early afternoon.
Historical Context
The concept of brunch gained popularity in the late 19th century and has since become a widely accepted mealtime tradition in many cultures.
Cultural Significance
Brunch is often associated with leisurely weekend gatherings, offering a relaxed and social dining experience. It has also become a popular choice for special occasions and celebrations.
Related Concepts
Brunch is closely related to the concept of 'breakfast for lunch' and 'brinner' (breakfast for dinner), blending elements of different meal times into one.
See Also
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Mealtime traditions
A meal that serves as a combination of breakfast and lunch, usually enjoyed in the late morning or early afternoon.