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There is an ongoing friendly argument between British people from different regions over what a small loaf of bread is called- variations include roll, bap, cop, batch loaf, bun etc
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We have too many words for the endings of a loaf. In my corner of Lower Saxony we call it “Knuus” (the K is not silent, dear English speakers).
Not all of Italy… Personally, it’s the first time I heard it, in the north quartino is almost only for wine