The word "meals" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to either one meal or multiple meals prepared for or eaten by a person or group, or to describe the course or part of a meal. For example: "We had three meals over the course of the weekend."
April to October are the best months Book it: Argeus Tourism & Travel (00 90 384 341 4688; cappadociaexclusive.com) offers a year-round, four-day guided mountain-bike tour of Cappadocia from £583, including hotel accommodation, some meals and bike rent.
April to December (for wildebeest) Book it: Tribes (01728 685971; tribes.co.uk) has a 10-night trip to Botswana, taking in Moremi, Chobe and Makgadikgadi, from £2,670, including accommodation, all meals, transfers and activities.
You can batch cook meals for up to a month if you're really keen.
Assistant treasurer Josh Frydenberg announced on Thursday that in next week's budget the government would cap the amount that public hospital staff and workers in the not-for-profit sector could claim in meals and entertainment entitlements.
Currently, those employees can use salary packaging to claim an unlimited amount for meals, alcohol, entertainment and even venue hire under fringe benefits tax (FBT) arrangements.
But the publication today of another tranche of management expenses suggests its most senior executives are increasingly parsimonious, at least when it comes to claiming back taxis, hotels and meals.
A local mix of ten spices and herbs including turmeric, cloves, dried rose petals and cinnamon makes meals exemplary.
For visitors renting an apartment, this can be a great address for buying ready-cooked meals 10-200% cheaper for take away).
Full back-up is provided in the shape of a support vehicle, along with meals, including picnic lunches.
The trip, including accommodation and all meals but not flights, costs £445.
Dan is our in-house chef and he decided to cook three meals at once: so instead of just putting one thing in the oven while it's on, he was putting three things in.
