Breadcake, Bap, Cop, Stottie Cake or Barm

[Fred Bloggs]

In the NW, often referred to as a bread batch if it's rounded.

[lje]

bread roll or bun


When I first met my husband's parents they kept offering me a bun with my coffee and I thought it was very strange that they would think I wanted a bread bun. Then they'd bring out these little cakes...

[Sysman]

On construction sites it's either a butty or baguette no other options (rolls are for wimps)

In Yorkshire chip butties use teacakes. The bigger version of a teacake is a breadcake.

By the neat trick of not calling them rolls, both are acceptable on a construction site.

[alreadypacked]

Last time I worked in the city there was a stall on the market that did Kebabs the size of a house brick.

I thought I would never eat all that, but I managed

[Halo Jones]

On construction sites it's either a butty or baguette no other options (rolls are for wimps)

[alreadypacked]

If you are a contractors, it's a Panini.
HTH

[norrahe]

Baps, big soft floury ones

I like baps but not floury ones

[darmstadt]

Brotchen

[TestMangler]

It's a 'roll'.

There is no arguement !!

[Sysman]

Tea cake.

[DaveB]

Baps, big soft floury ones

[NickFitz]

Soft: "bap", Crusty: "cob" is the rule in this bit of the East Midlands. "Cob" is also the generic or default term; for example, the sandwich emporium over the road from me is called "The Cob Shop".

[SimonMac]

What do you call a bread roll?

(I'm too lazy to do a poll today)