It's a breadcake, innit?

Getting the idea from Last Tango's recent thread about ketchup in bacon sandwiches, I feel compelled to post this thread.
What do call these ion your neck of the woods. A roll? A bap? A stottie?

To me they will always be called breadcakes.
(And don't get smart...I know it's called a plate)

Re: It's a breadcake, innit?

I would call that a crusty roll. In Leicester it would be called a cob

Re: It's a breadcake, innit?

no no nooooo. This is a cob, Coffe Cake:

or this:

You can't very well put that in a roll can you?

Re: It's a breadcake, innit?

Down here we call it a bread roll ...

I've never heard the term 'breadcakes' before

Re: It's a breadcake, innit?

Up North in Lancashire, they are called Baps.

Re: It's a breadcake, innit?

Baps mean something else entirely where I'm from Azure

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They are different here too, but not the sort you mean Floydy.
They are a flatter roll, the one on the plate is a crusty roll.
Never heard of breadcakes.

Re: It's a breadcake, innit?

Yes Floydy, if you haven't got your teeth in.

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A breadcake, in and around Leeds is what we call a teacake where I live. It's larger and flatter than the one in your picture which we call a bap.

Re: It's a breadcake, innit?

Teacake, our Judd and me are from same neck 'o woods and we are reight, it's a ruddy teacake a tell thee, a teacake!