What do you call this?

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I’m curious to know what’s the most common term on MN(Not necessarily the UK.)

Personally I call it a roll.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/08/01/roll-bap-bun-britains-favourite-term-lunchtime-loaf-revealed/#:~:text=%27Bun%27%20was%20the%20favourite%20of,bap%27%20dominated%20in%20north%20Wales.

Does this help?

That map is interesting but it also pains me because I live in one of the so called “bap areas” but actually roll is the norm here. I’be never heard anyone in my region say bap.

The original op is definitely not a buttery. A buttery is a thing of beauty held in very different regard to a softy lol

Where I live in Scotland, a bridie is definitely not a bread roll.It's a meat pasty.Forfar bridies are delicious.

Batch.

Me dad called em batches.
He was a large town in Warwickshire, I've never heard anyone outside that particular town call them batches... Lark.

Cob

Barm cake or bap.

Scuffler??! WTF?!

Cob

Still life, if pretentious.

Or a rather uninspiring picture of a meagre lunch taken by one of those people who feel they must post photos of their food on Facebook to show they are committed to losing weight, whilst the bag of doughnuts is hidden below the table

Bread bun!

Batch.

Bread roll or just roll ( kent) . Bun to me is something sweet like a Chelsea bun / Belgian bun .

Its a cob

Batch

A scone.

Yeah a morning roll has more flour on it.

A roll

Yep. Cob for me too. East Mids

I'd call it a bap but folk where I live sometimes call them tea cakes.

Barm. Chip barms are food of the gods!

That's a roll.
If it was larger diameter and flatter then it'd be a bap.

BATCH.