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Does anybody else call the end of the bread

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PreseaCombatir · 15/01/2019 18:59

A knobbler? Or heard it ever be called this?
I said it the other day and had my whole team looking blankly at me....
I/my family can’t be the only people in the world who use this term?
Most people just said they called it the crust? I have heard one person call it a ‘knobby’ before, but to be fair it’s never really a word that comes up often in conversation is it?

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LittleGoose000 · 16/01/2019 10:00

I'm from London and it's always been a Topper.

ChorleyFMcominginyourears · 16/01/2019 10:12

I'm in north Yorkshire and my dad always called it the boat end, not sure why, so I always have too!

MrsTommyBanks · 16/01/2019 10:13

The crust. I'm in London.

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HerGrapeness · 16/01/2019 10:23

My DP calls it the knobble. I use the correct word - crust Wink

Tolleshunt · 16/01/2019 10:44
Branleuse · 16/01/2019 10:45

I call it the crust or the outsider

caperplips · 16/01/2019 10:48

'The heel'

DiaryofWimpyMumm · 16/01/2019 10:48

The heel

PreseaCombatir · 16/01/2019 12:55

Aha, one other knobbler!

I may start merging all these, and start calling it the ‘heely knob crust’ Grin

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DarlingNikita · 16/01/2019 13:00

Never heard it but I like it! Where are you from, OP? Maybe it's regional?

I grew up in the SE of England and the East Midlands and say the heel or the crust. I agree with RedForShort about the latter that the definite article does away with any possible ambiguity.

LadyOfTheCanyon · 16/01/2019 13:26

Am I the only Lidder?

babysharkah · 16/01/2019 13:28

Crust. My granny used to call the side ends of a tomato the nobber / knobber though.

Arkos · 16/01/2019 18:37

maddie mine too! It must be a greenock thing 😁😂

PinkFluffyFairy · 16/01/2019 22:16

The ender

singingismypassion · 16/01/2019 22:27

Crust in the South

Curlygirl42 · 16/01/2019 22:32

My mum always called it a topper, she’s from the east end.

jellybeanteaparty · 16/01/2019 22:33

DM from East end of London calls it the knobbler. Haven't thought about that for years!

MrsDeanWinchester75 · 16/01/2019 22:40

I didn't realise there were any other words for it than the crusts.

You're all wrong.
Sorry.

llangennith · 16/01/2019 22:41

Crust, West London now Cardiff. Still crust.

Fluffyears · 16/01/2019 23:21

Outsider

Kintan · 16/01/2019 23:24

Endy bit growing up, but we just call them crusts now.

Fluffyears · 16/01/2019 23:27

mrsdean sorry you are wrong it is the outsider and not crust, crust is the end bits of a slice!

pollypockett · 16/01/2019 23:32

Haha we’ve always referred to it as the fat bread in our house. We all refuse to eat it for some reason. Deep down I know it tastes like the rest of the loaf but it just doesn’t look right Confused

PreseaCombatir · 17/01/2019 08:43

DM from East end of London calls it the knobbler. Haven't thought about that for years!
We’re from east London too! It’s definitely a regional thing.

I like things like this, makes me wonder where these terms originated from.

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PreseaCombatir · 17/01/2019 08:45

We all refuse to eat it for some reason
It’s always been my favourite bit.! I wait until the end (delayed gratification!) of the loaf, there’s always the two knobblers left, because no one else wants it, and I make a sandwich and savour it! Haha

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