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Among the general public there is a common misconception that a hot meal of meat and vegetables followed by a pudding is superior in food value to the simple, cold or hot, snack meal. Many working wives think they are neglecting their families if they serve a preponderance of snack meals. D. J. Cook, MSc, FIFST, MIBiol explains the inaccuracies of this viewpoint

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