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Most look at me strange when I want a "bread bun" 
What is it with Manchester people?
- Thread starter willhub
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That is illogical.
It's bread and it's bun shaped.
It's bread and it's bun shaped.
How could one possibly have chips or anything like that on a tea cake? Tea cakes have raisins in them.
When I want a bread roll, I'm having soup. Rolls are smaller than bread buns, and are more of a rolled shape.
When I'm wanting a sarnie, it's either a bread bun or slices of bread.
A butty is a bread bun with chips or anything in it. Sometimes I might have a butty with soup.
A tea cake is toasted, has lashings of butter on it and is sweet with raisins.
A muffin is usually a bun but larger with things like chocolate in or fruit, or those bread things made by Kingsmill that are firm, unlike a bread bun.
Doughnuts have holes in them.
When I'm wanting a sarnie, it's either a bread bun or slices of bread.
A butty is a bread bun with chips or anything in it. Sometimes I might have a butty with soup.
A tea cake is toasted, has lashings of butter on it and is sweet with raisins.
A muffin is usually a bun but larger with things like chocolate in or fruit, or those bread things made by Kingsmill that are firm, unlike a bread bun.
Doughnuts have holes in them.
They're probably region specific, no one in Yorkshire would buy that.
I mean Cobs? Corn on the Cob?
I mean Cobs? Corn on the Cob?