In the United Kingdom and some other Commonwealth realms,
elevenses is a snack that is similar to afternoon tea, but eaten
in the morning. It is generally less savoury than brunch, and
might consist of some cake or biscuits with a cup of tea or
coffee. The name refers to the time of day that it is taken:
around 11 am. The word "elevenses" is seen as a little old
fashioned.  In Colombia the term las onces (the elevens in
Spanish) is used to describe a similar meal. Among Chileans, the
tradition was known as under the same name, although in modern
times, it has shifted in most respects to later in the
afternoon, more closely reflecting the pattern of British "tea
time". In Australia and New Zealand, it is called morning tea or
smoko (often little lunch or playlunch in primary school).
Choice of foods consumed at morning tea vary from cakes,
pastries or lamingtons, or biscuits, to just coffee. In the
Royal Australian Navy it is commonly referred to as "Morno's".
In popular culture  For Elevenses, Winnie the Poo