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Definition of barm cake in English: barm cakenoun Northern English A soft, flattish bread roll. Example sentencesExamples - All sandwiches are served on a barm cake, bread or toast and some fillings can be served hot.
- It used to be a teacake when i was a child (20 years ago), but is now firmly a barm cake.
- Weve joined the line a few times and partaken of the odd pork pie and barm cake with sausage and bacon.
- That looks more like a muffin than a barm cake.
- If you live in Lancashire you might buy a barm cake, whilst people from Leeds would ask for a bread cake.
- If you don't mind, can you tell me the recipe for making barm cakes?
- I remember buying tripe and trotters with her on Accrington Market, then tucking into bacon barm cakes when we got home.
- We've joined the line a few times and partaken of the odd pork pie and barm cake with sausage and bacon but since the weight watchers regime began last November we've tried to steer clear.
- Londoners have only recently discovered what a barm cake is, thanks mainly to my favourite soap opera, Coronation Street.
- However, I was delighted to find recently on the Internet, that one Northern speciality had made a bid for world-wide fame - the barm cake. ...
- My friend was telling me the other day about his amazement when he asked for a barm cake in a Birmingham chippy and they didn't know what he wanted.
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