Breadcakes?

is hull the only place in the country that calls rolls breadcakes? i'm from london but living in hull at the moment and i need to know, my gilfriend thinks they're called this everywhrere (sheltered life)

Answers:
Not sure. Were not from England, but have heard the terminolgy 'barmcakes' in Lancashire and 'Butties'(which we thought was funny) in Liverpool.
butty where I live
and teacakes here (west yorkshire), which my southern fella thinks is weird
In West Yorkshire were I come from we call small bread rolls, bread rolls, larger ones are teacakes, the ones with currants in are currant cakes, not every one in Yorkshire has the same name for them though, it tends to go by town really, over the hill in Lancashire I think they call them Barm cakes.
it's Hull and surrounds really, possibly into Yorkshire. never heard the term anywhere else. See also "tenfoot" for "alley", "croggy" for transporting another person on your bike.

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