Muffin or Barm

Re: Barm or Muffin

I used to work in a cake shop and had to make around 200.......wait for it.....BARMS a day.
So in my professional capacity with insider knowledge of all doughy treats, its barms all the way.
 
Re: Barm or Muffin

This causes me a lot of anxiety.

I travel all over the place for work and it's Muffin, barmcake, barm, cob, roll, even in some places 'trencher' or 'bloomer'!
It's got to stop! How do you know when you've crossed the border from barmcake to cob or vice versa, or one of the other million variations FFS?
Go into a shop in one place and ask for a cheese salad cob and they think you want a loaf sandwich! Ask for a barmcake down the road and they think you're taking the piss!

There need to be a Manchester Standard Language put in place IMO. It's a barm/barmcake. End of.
 
Re: Barm or Muffin

mammutly said:
This causes me a lot of anxiety.

I travel all over the place for work and it's Muffin, barmcake, barm, cob, roll, even in some places 'trencher' or 'bloomer'!
It's got to stop! How do you know when you've crossed the border from barmcake to cob or vice versa, or one of the other million variations FFS?
Go into a shop in one place and ask for a cheese salad cob and they think you want a loaf sandwich! Ask for a barmcake down the road and they think you're taking the piss!

There need to be a Manchester Standard Language put in place IMO. It's a barm/barmcake. End of.

ITS BLOODY BREADCAKE HAHA only messing its muffin only with chips but with bacon ect its a barm everytime!
 
Re: Barm or Muffin

mammutly said:
This causes me a lot of anxiety.

I travel all over the place for work and it's Muffin, barmcake, barm, cob, roll, even in some places 'trencher' or 'bloomer'!
It's got to stop! How do you know when you've crossed the border from barmcake to cob or vice versa, or one of the other million variations FFS?
Go into a shop in one place and ask for a cheese salad cob and they think you want a loaf sandwich! Ask for a barmcake down the road and they think you're taking the piss!

There need to be a Manchester Standard Language put in place IMO. It's a barm/barmcake. End of.
Agreed. Its like when your in London and you have the sausage/savaloy rigmarol. Does your fooking head in.
 
Re: Barm or Muffin

Maybe time to draw up a map of the UK based on definitions for bread-based products?!

BARM!
 
Re: Barn or Muffin

Robbo. said:
oldhamblue said:
Do you mean barm? A chip barn would be massive

lol, don't know what the fuck its called but i have changed my mind and its now a roll.

A lovely choice for a chip butty sir, well done lol
 
Re: Barm or Muffin

According to the Compact Oxford English Dictionary

muffin • noun 1 (N. Amer. English muffin) a thick, flattened bread roll made from yeast dough and eaten split, toasted, and buttered. 2 chiefly N. Amer. a small domed cake.

barm • noun the froth on fermenting malt liquor. — ORIGIN Old English.


Definitely not a barm. But it confounds the muffin issue by describing it as a flattened bread roll
 

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