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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Just for fun in line with the scone thread. I thought I would ask all you lovely people 'do you call it a Barm, Cob, Roll, Bap or Batch'?
Me, I have always gone with 'barm' or 'barm cake' if it's a hard one like a tiger bread, I would say 'crusty cob'.
A lot of it is regional so I'm intrigued  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Bap or roll depending on the yums inside
Bacon bap, sausage bap.
Cheese roll, egg roll, chicken roll.
You can't have a sausage roll because that implies a sausage yum wrapped in pastry.
Or a bacon roll because it just does not sound the same.
So bap = hot yums. Roll - cold yums
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Bap or roll depending on the yums inside
Bacon bap, sausage bap.
Cheese roll, egg roll, chicken roll.
You can't have a sausage roll because that implies a sausage yum wrapped in pastry.
Or a bacon roll because it just does not sound the same.
So bap = hot yums. Roll - cold yums
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Hmmmm... I would sometimes say a bacon roll if the bacon was hot and the roll/bun isn't toasted. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Bap or roll depending on the yums inside
Bacon bap, sausage bap.
Cheese roll, egg roll, chicken roll.
You can't have a sausage roll because that implies a sausage yum wrapped in pastry.
Or a bacon roll because it just does not sound the same.
So bap = hot yums. Roll - cold yums
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See, this is why I admire your wit and erudition.
Wot she said.
Mr |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Bap or roll depending on the yums inside
Bacon bap, sausage bap.
Cheese roll, egg roll, chicken roll.
You can't have a sausage roll because that implies a sausage yum wrapped in pastry.
Or a bacon roll because it just does not sound the same.
So bap = hot yums. Roll - cold yums
See, this is why I admire your wit and erudition.
Wot she said.
Mr"
Put so eloquently  |
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"Teacake!does a teacake not have raisins in it like a hot cross bun without the cross bit"
It's a yorkshire thing, you can call a soft bap a teacake as in fish and chips, scraps and a teacake please |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"The shape, the crust, the texture, the region .....
All of those names are bread product specific.
Nothing to argue over.
Huge difference between an oven bottom bap and a top crusted cob......
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Love it, thank you |
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Well, Warburtons call them Barm Cakes and print it on the packaging. But it is a very specific shape, colour and is traditionally cooked at the bottom is the oven, hence the full name "oven-bottom barms". |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Stottie?
Yes please..... I love stottie
That's a new one on me "
A stottie is not the same. It’s a different type of bread that is only usually available in the North East |
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"Bap or roll. But if it's got chips in, then it's then called a butty."
Pmsl! This reminds me of the time I went in to the chipshop on Colchester High Street, and asked for a chip butty with gravy.......it really was like I was speaking a foreign language! |
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"Well, Warburtons call them Barm Cakes and print it on the packaging. But it is a very specific shape, colour and is traditionally cooked at the bottom is the oven, hence the full name "oven-bottom barms"."
Not down here they don't, they're Warburton's large rolls |
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"Well, Warburtons call them Barm Cakes and print it on the packaging. But it is a very specific shape, colour and is traditionally cooked at the bottom is the oven, hence the full name "oven-bottom barms"."
That's because Warburtons are local in the North West |
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"Bap or roll depending on the yums inside
Bacon bap, sausage bap.
Cheese roll, egg roll, chicken roll.
You can't have a sausage roll because that implies a sausage yum wrapped in pastry.
Or a bacon roll because it just does not sound the same.
So bap = hot yums. Roll - cold yums
Hmmmm... I would sometimes say a bacon roll if the bacon was hot and the roll/bun isn't toasted."
Are you FROM Wigan?! 
It's a barm. Bacon barm, sausage barm, pastie barm etc. The word "butty" is acceptable e.g chip butty. But never roll  |
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"Bap or roll depending on the yums inside
Bacon bap, sausage bap.
Cheese roll, egg roll, chicken roll.
You can't have a sausage roll because that implies a sausage yum wrapped in pastry.
Or a bacon roll because it just does not sound the same.
So bap = hot yums. Roll - cold yums
Hmmmm... I would sometimes say a bacon roll if the bacon was hot and the roll/bun isn't toasted.
Are you FROM Wigan?!
It's a barm. Bacon barm, sausage barm, pastie barm etc. The word "butty" is acceptable e.g chip butty. But never roll "
If from Wigan it be A Pie in a Barm...
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"Well, Warburtons call them Barm Cakes and print it on the packaging. But it is a very specific shape, colour and is traditionally cooked at the bottom is the oven, hence the full name "oven-bottom barms".
That's because Warburtons are local in the North West "
they change the packaging for where they're selling them, the green ones are large rolls down here. |
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By *adyJayneWoman
over a year ago
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"Teacake!does a teacake not have raisins in it like a hot cross bun without the cross bit
It's a yorkshire thing, you can call a soft bap a teacake as in fish and chips, scraps and a teacake please "
It's most certainly not a Yorkshire thing... it's a teacake in East Lancashire....
If it's got currants in it... its a currant teacake |
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By *adyJayneWoman
over a year ago
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"Well, Warburtons call them Barm Cakes and print it on the packaging. But it is a very specific shape, colour and is traditionally cooked at the bottom is the oven, hence the full name "oven-bottom barms".
That's because Warburtons are local in the North West they change the packaging for where they're selling them, the green ones are large rolls down here. "
Yep and teacakes in East Lancs...
Although an oven bottom is something different again |
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"Well, Warburtons call them Barm Cakes and print it on the packaging. But it is a very specific shape, colour and is traditionally cooked at the bottom is the oven, hence the full name "oven-bottom barms".
That's because Warburtons are local in the North West they change the packaging for where they're selling them, the green ones are large rolls down here.
Yep and teacakes in East Lancs...
Although an oven bottom is something different again"
Is it your hot bottom in your profile pic? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Bap or roll depending on the yums inside
Bacon bap, sausage bap.
Cheese roll, egg roll, chicken roll.
You can't have a sausage roll because that implies a sausage yum wrapped in pastry.
Or a bacon roll because it just does not sound the same.
So bap = hot yums. Roll - cold yums
Hmmmm... I would sometimes say a bacon roll if the bacon was hot and the roll/bun isn't toasted.
Are you FROM Wigan?!
It's a barm. Bacon barm, sausage barm, pastie barm etc. The word "butty" is acceptable e.g chip butty. But never roll "
Wigan!!!! Nooooo I'm Welsh! |
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"Bap or roll depending on the yums inside
Bacon bap, sausage bap.
Cheese roll, egg roll, chicken roll.
You can't have a sausage roll because that implies a sausage yum wrapped in pastry.
Or a bacon roll because it just does not sound the same.
So bap = hot yums. Roll - cold yums
Hmmmm... I would sometimes say a bacon roll if the bacon was hot and the roll/bun isn't toasted.
Are you FROM Wigan?!
It's a barm. Bacon barm, sausage barm, pastie barm etc. The word "butty" is acceptable e.g chip butty. But never roll
Wigan!!!! Nooooo I'm Welsh! "
That was aimed at the chappie from Wigan who agreed with your "bacon roll" nonsense 
I'm Welsh but was unfortunately taken and emigrated to NW England as an impressionable youngster |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Bap or roll depending on the yums inside
Bacon bap, sausage bap.
Cheese roll, egg roll, chicken roll.
You can't have a sausage roll because that implies a sausage yum wrapped in pastry.
Or a bacon roll because it just does not sound the same.
So bap = hot yums. Roll - cold yums
Hmmmm... I would sometimes say a bacon roll if the bacon was hot and the roll/bun isn't toasted.
Are you FROM Wigan?!
It's a barm. Bacon barm, sausage barm, pastie barm etc. The word "butty" is acceptable e.g chip butty. But never roll
Wigan!!!! Nooooo I'm Welsh!
That was aimed at the chappie from Wigan who agreed with your "bacon roll" nonsense
I'm Welsh but was unfortunately taken and emigrated to NW England as an impressionable youngster "
Ah I missed thar bit |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Me, I have always gone with 'barm' or 'barm cake' if it's a hard one like a tiger bread, I would say 'crusty cob'."
The OP had it right. The rest of you are unhinged loons. |
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By *ittleMissCaliWoman
over a year ago
trouble most likely, or creating it :) |
"Just for fun in line with the scone thread. I thought I would ask all you lovely people 'do you call it a Barm, Cob, Roll, Bap or Batch'?
Me, I have always gone with 'barm' or 'barm cake' if it's a hard one like a tiger bread, I would say 'crusty cob'.
A lot of it is regional so I'm intrigued "
had this discussion at chams recently. Its a roll x |
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