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I never have pudding, or if I do it's cheese so I may as well just have the pudding then Then I'll have movie night, a nice snackette, maybe some sardines with a fabulous salad, and then watch more movies until about 1 in the morning.

'I don't like being around old people all moaning about their hips' Comedy actress and performer Su Pollard, 68, on why young people are so fabulous, performing in Vegas, and why she'd never slum it in tracksuit bottoms

WHEN you've had your morning coffee, maybe a little snackette, you're good to go.

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No need to order a meal but it would be a shame to deny yourself a little snackette - mixed olives, perhaps, or an antipasto board to share?

Afternoon Tea Week: 11 places to go for afternoon tea in Newcastle; It's Afternoon Tea Week across the country, here's our guide where you can sip in style in Newcastle and the North East

11.30am: Stop for a snackette as staff lunch at 60 is served..

Gathering the troops is just for starters; W orking day:

Nevertheless, the freedom the diners provided in terms of a midafternoon (or midnight) snackette was most welcome.

Post Style: Manchester, so much to answer for... 'Manchester's got everything except a beach,' Ian Brown, lead singer with the Stone Roses and full-time professional Mancunian, once said. Caroline Foulkes hit the north for the weekend to find out if he was right

For a swanky snackette try this year's most fashionable wrap, schweedie darling

Food: Quick fix

Strolling nonchalantly along the charming promenade in Madeira's biggest town of Funchal early in October, when it is still balmy and certainly shorts and sandals weather,I feel the urge for amid morning snackette.

Travel: Madeira's magnetism; Lew Baxter unearths a connection with the Fab Four on an island miles from home

Gary Lineker didn't make an appearance, but I left with a fiver as well as a doggy bag of shark, jalapeno and orange potato snackettes. Now, that's the kind of street trading I can put up with.

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For we live in a youth-obsessed age that is more ready to throw a memorial party with 'snackettes' for the end of Friends or Sex and the City than for the bravery of D-Day soldiers.

Spare me Big Brother brats