What is this called?

[LovelyLittleBitofSquirrel]

What do you call this and where are you from?

Love a thread about regional differences!

Roll or bap. South West.

NI. It's a bap

A roll.

If it had a crusty top, it would be a morning roll (I don't know why, I don't make the rules).

Glaswegian.

Ginnel

Roll. East Anglia.
It's only a bap if it's bigger and flatter.

You need a well-fired roll.

If it's soft it's a bap and if it's crusty it's a crusty cob 😂 I'm from Birmingham but my partner is from Coventry and he calls them all batches!

Split (SW)

Same! I'm south-east England

Soft white roll.

Hampshire.

Bun or roll north east Scotland

Bap if used for a burger
Roll if it's used for a ham sandwich

Southwest

Roll - originally from the midlands. If it was crusty it would be a cob. Where I am now it’d be a barm, but it would need to be bigger. Barms are big.

Barm if it's large, bread roll if it's small. Can't tell from the picture.

Bun - northern England

White roll processed supermarket roll

Muffin

Roll, Londoner migrated to north Essex.

Bread roll or soft bun

Bread roll - South Yorkshire

A bap, I’m from NI

Roll in London. Split in Cornwall.

(I'm therefore bilingual)

It’s a teacake. I’m in West Yorkshire