Jacqui-S
Moderator
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
Oven bottom muffins 
What made you smile today?
- Thread starter snowbunny
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Cath
MLF Sales Coordinator
Yes and oven bottoms
- Location
- Cornwall , UK
This made me smile so much , Silas with Reuben by his side on a walk this afternoon x
Jacqui-S
Moderator
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
How lovely @kateincornwall 
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
My dad always says cob! He lived in Streetly as a kid.
- Location
- Close to Devon/Somerset border
Lovely photo @kateincornwall , one to look back at in many years to come. That lad of yours (not Silas 
) is still on VERY long legs, by jove, what a gymnast he must be.
) is still on VERY long legs, by jove, what a gymnast he must be.
- Location
- Cornwall , UK
He is quite the athlete , this photo is rare because he is actually walkingLovely photo @kateincornwall , one to look back at in many years to come. That lad of yours (not Silas
- Location
- Isle of Man
It's a bap or a barm cake (the latter being the bigger of the two). They are both round and soft crusted. A cob has a hard crust. A roll is not round. A roll is what you had Natalie.
Candy
Biscuit Tin Guardian
- Location
- West Yorkshire, UK
Oven bottom, bap, or tea cake round here! Roll where I come from originally.
- Location
- Malvern Worcestershire
A cob is always crusty, that is definitely true.
Apparently that long roll shape (bigger than a hot dog / finger roll but not crusty like a baguette) is also called a hoagie? I know it as a sub roll, but that is only due to an occasional subway lunch. Except it was narrower at the ends and very slightly banana shaped.
Anyhoo, next Sunday, I shall take a picture and ask the pub what they call it. that will be the end of the story, definitely, and will draw a line under any speculation here, of course
Anyhoo, next Sunday, I shall take a picture and ask the pub what they call it. that will be the end of the story, definitely, and will draw a line under any speculation here, of course
But a tea cake is toasted with raisins in it, and has butter spread on it once hot and sliced in half?
We call them long crusty ones torpedos
ooh, it's a world apart. though maybe not - OH has a job interview at Oadby on wednesday, not that far from you, I think?
Yep just up the road. Posher than Wigston. Tell him not to touch anyone or anything
will do. he doesn't especially like people much anyway so always kept his distance pre-corona.
