| PLOUGHMANSLUNCH | Pub meal consisting of bread, cheese and a salad (10,5) |
| SACRAMENT | Sent round a pack that's consisting of bread and wine |
| PINCHO | Layered Spanish appetizer consisting of bread meat or veggies and served on a stick |
| PIZZA | Bread, cheese and sauce food |
| LEICESTER | Firm red cheese and a Midlands long-wool breed of sheep (9) |
| PICNIC | You might bring wine, cheese, and a blanket to one |
| INNUMERABLEBEES | Tennyson's murmurers at pub: order, with no starter, pub meals and English beer (11,4) |
| ASSAULTCOURSE | Set of obstacles for part of meal consisting of seasoning, say (7,6) |
| CHEFSSALADS | Meals consisting of lettuce, meat, eggs and cheese |
| THALI | An Indian meal consisting of several small meat or vegetable dishes accompanied by rice, bread, etc (5) |
| YUMCHA | Chinese meal consisting of many small dishes (3,3) |
| MEDULLA | Endlessly dull meal consisting of bone marrow (7) |
| SPREAD | Impressive meal consisting of jam or peanut butter (6) |
| MESS | Meal consisting of hash |
| ROAST | Common name for a traditional meal consisting in its basic form of meat, potatoes, vegetables and gravy (5) |
| CARAWAY | Seed-like fruit of a plant in the parsley family, used to flavour foods including rye bread, cheese, sauerkraut, orange cake and Gruyere tart (7) |
| BREEZE | Mention cheeses and a piece of cake (6) |
| ATLUNCH | Having soup and a salad: 2 wds. |
| SIDES | Fries and a salad, e.g. |
| SLICER | A knife, circular-bladed machine or utensil for cutting bread, cheese, meat etc thinly; or, a cucumber for eating fresh or for mandolining (6) |
