What is this called?

[LovelyLittleBitofSquirrel]

What do you call this and where are you from?

Love a thread about regional differences!

Bap - grew up in SW.

I was about to say t cake but depending on the size it could be a bap....Lancashire

Bun - Essex. I call it a roll sometimes too though I guess?

Yes, because no one ever repeats a thread topic on Mumsnet 😂

Barm
Bap
Batch
Cob
Roll
Bun
Bread cake

Roll. Londoner.

Barm - Bolton.

Roll. Londoner.

Barmcake (Manchester) and then breadcake (Leeds). Never quite manage to call them teacakes because my Manc genes insist teacakes have currants.

Pav. Indian.

Brian or possibly Geoffrey.

Bun or roll depends on the occasion - Canadian

Roll - Londoner

Barmcake, I’ve answered this question on here a million times before but I get so irate with people calling it anything but a barn I’ll answer it a million more times! 😂

😆 Sorry mum!

If the top was hard it would be a cob, so soft cob would be acceptable. Otherwise a bap. I'd accept bun if it contained a burger. West Midlands

Do any of these ring true?

Bap - London

Bread cake

Roll. Scotland (originally from the west and now in the east, only heard people use roll in both places).

I've never heard anyone say morning roll here although the shops sometimes say it on the labels.

Bread bun - North Yorkshire

A morning roll is floury on top and a bit crispier. Sooo good for a roll and bacon!

Bun, Newcastle

Why?