20 Million Bread Varieties
I just got back from the supermarket, where I found myself staring at an entire row of bread in every possible shape and variety. It took 5 minutes to find what I wanted amid the zillion other selections. Americans like variety--but this is ridiculous. I'm so pathetic, I only wanted white bread.
So I'm going to ask you to name a type of bread or two. For example: White bread; rye bread. I know we will leave some out because there are THAT MANY!! Try not to repeat the person in who went before you. No matter how many posters name bread types, we will never run out--as soon as we name them, they'll invent a new variety, trust me.
Okay, go for it in the comments.
posted by Zed on Monday, November 13, 2006
15 Comments:
white
rye
well, there you are zed. welcome back. it's about time. :)
seven-grain
bagels
sourdough - the best!
marble rye ;)
Hiya Zed!
pumpernickel
wheat
Pan
Plain
Brown
Wholemeal
Wholegrain
French
Malted
Hello Zed!
Raisin Bread
cheese Bread.
I love love love bread of almost any kind. Take away my bread and I get violent.
Spelt (yeck!)
Sourdough (Hiya mixednut!!)
Oat
rice bread
onion bread
garlic bread
sesame bread
Hi Sans! Never had malted bread...doesn't sound good...
How about sprouted grain bread? Vomititious!
I LOVE bread!!! I have a bread maker and it's amazing to wake up in the morning to the smell of bread!
My favs?
White
Garlic
Cinnamon
Teena, a true friend, a true CANADIAN friend would send some bread to their faithful AMERICAN friend, made with loving hands and a breadmaking machine. That's what a true CANADIAN friend would do... no?
I forgot banana bread, one of my favorites.
And CORN BREAD!! YUM--with butter
frankfurter rolls, hamburger rolls, bakery rolls, english muffins, 9-grain, 10-grain, 12-grain, 10,000 grain
i made that last one up. lol
Ok. Ok.
The best I've had was a garlic sourdough. OMG.
They stopped making it and I would give my left arm to for another loaf.
Anyone??
No, no, no, we don't want your left arm mixednut! But money would work to make us hunt down garlic sourdough for you--lots and lots of money... Take out a bank loan if necessary. :)
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