Teacake or Breadcake or Balm or Cob?

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  1. Jaffa

    Jaffa Well-Known Member

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    what do you call them, personally i think its a teacake
     
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    Worrabart baps? nt
     
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    SirPsychoSexy Banned Idiot

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    Isn't a cob one of them things with sweetcorn on?
     
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  4. Jaffa

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    according to the ppl in nottingham no, **** baps lol
     
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    went into a chippy and on menu it said cob 37p i was like what the fcuks a cob?
     
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    Bread roll bit wi' a crusty top. Teacake's got currants in it. Breadcake is like a bigger flat roll, unless it's got chips in, then it's a balm.
     
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    Were it opposite the cricket ground? Chip shop midriff - ask Addio, he'll explain.
     
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    micky dunt talk daft, its a bloody teacake
     
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    or if tha frum tarn its a tear cek
     
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    so where does cob come into it? nt nt
     
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  11. Micky Finn

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    Aye wi' currants in. Reight toasted. nt
     
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    And wot abart baps!!!!!!!!!
     
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    tea cake has currants in and you have them toasted with butter.

    nt
     
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    Balms here

    No it's a teacake - but they've got currants - no they're currant teacakes!</p>
     
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    Cob.

    Must be a midlands thing.
     
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    Turbot Flaps

    Made a name for herself that day.
     
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    E.I. Addio Well-Known Member

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    Most are different - I think.
     
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    Male swan

    which is where 'getting a cob on' comes from.
     
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    Scuffler

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