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By *igeiaWoman
over a year ago
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Between those two choices? It's a bap. Sometimes it's a roll though. It all depends on the softness/crustiness/flouriness of said baked good. Oh, and a bun if there are sesame seeds on top. |
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No, just a ‘roll’, not a bread roll, not any other kind of roll, and definitely none of those other ridiculous suggestions, it’s just a roll!!!!
And throw in a square sausage and the it’s a roll n sausage, not a sausage roll, just saying  |
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"It's a breadcake. Baps are something else entirely, but equally as tasty!
Howard it is not a breadcake love
Is anyone bring teacakes into the mix  "
As we know, teacakes are the ones with currants in them. It's that simple. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Bread is bread, cake is cake and never the twain shall meet.
It's a roll, or a burger bun. "
isn't a bun a kind of cake tho ? just a thought given ur logic |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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In the baker where I worked we had to define what was being made. Your 'bap' was referred to as bread rolls. (24 on a tray ). I still called them muffins.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"In the baker where I worked we had to define what was being made. Your 'bap' was referred to as bread rolls. (24 on a tray ). I still called them muffins. "
Bread roll see!!  |
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