Breadcake, cob or bap?

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I mean it's obviously breadcake but I've heard some people disagree?

Breadcake. West Yorkshire.

I had an elderly neighbour who called them teacakes though. And he called the ones with fruit in ‘currant teacakes’

Stotties up here in the north east although they seem a bit different - flatter and more floury

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Barmcake

A tea cake is a chocolate biscuit surely

Stottie :) (Geordie….)

A tea cake has currants in it.

Bread bun or roll

Bap. Absolutely 100% a bap.

Both teacakes neither a roll !

None - it's a BARM!

Barm

It's a roll.

Roll. Rolly rolly roll roll. Unless you ask my Northern husband who will say bap. We enjoy a mixed marriage.

Needs an image, but none of your options.

It's obviously a cob. Sometimes a crusty cob.

Breadcake? WTF! Never heard that one.

It is a bread bun or a roll. I live in Scotland so more likely to say roll these days.

It’s a bread roll.

You forgot batch! It's batch here.

Cob

Roll (Scotland)

When I worked in a bakery in Leeds we sold breadcakes, tea cakes and currant tea cakes. Tea cakes were slightly sweet, intended to be toasted and spread with butter and jam, as opposed to breadcakes, which were were used for savoury sandwiches. None of that sliced bread nonsense, oh no.

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Stottie (oven bottom)

Surprised at all the roll people. Doesn't that get confusing if you want to buy a sausage roll?

@LadyDanburysHat when went to Liverpool I had to ask for a chip bread cake at the chippie! As they didht understamd my request for a chip batch! I kept asking it's not a cake is it? Just bread right?! Lol

Bread cake? Barm?
Never heard of these.

It’s a bread roll.