What do you call the ends of your bread?

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Following on from another post ... What do you call the end of a loaf? I've always called it the heal .... Everyone I know calls it a crust... Is there any more?

Crust

I literally never knew there was a word other than 'crust'.

To me, that word is something like 'window' rather than having any idea it was regional.

I call it the crust.

We used to eat at a burger restaurant when we lived in Chile, they had old adverts from the USA and one was for crustless bread. It showed a smiling child with the slogan “no poor end slice”

Scottish and always ‘the outsider’.

Can't believe no one has said noggin
My family have always called the end on a fresh crusty loaf the noggin

It's the crust!

My dad always called it the nose

The crust

Cob end

But I have heard it also called the headrig

Nobby!

It's the "Endy bits" in our house.

Crusts - the best part of the loaf.

The outsider here (west of Scotland)

The arse.

Crusts or heels, an individual one can be a heelie.

Brends.

DF was Irish called it the heel so I did as well, Dh also Irish calls it the same.

Crust

Nob

Crust (SE England)

Jane and Betty

Le quignon (i’m French)

I call it the heel too. But knobby/nobby is making me giggle.

Endie/endy (never had to write it before)