how many countries have a bread named after it or a bread that is associated with it?

Question

i mean when i think about it... baguette is known as french bread so is there any bread that is known specifically for that country? for example, is there a specific bread that is associated with germany or england? are there "national breads"?

Answer 1

Actually as far as I understand, people in France don't mind the French Bread to be called as such. Usually a bread that is know as " (country name) bread" is one that either is usually regarded as their best bread. Not a rule, but more of an old custom.

French bread
German bread
Italian bread

And so on. If you want a list of breads from different countries:

Challah (Jewish)
Baguette (French)
Pumpernickel (German)
Chapati (India)
Tortilla (Mexico and many Latin American countries, tortillas actually vary a lot from country to country and some are made of maize, not wheat)
Foccacia (Italian)
Pita bread (Arab)
Pizza (it is a bread after all. Italy)
Stromboli (Italy)
Grissini (or bread sticks. Italy)
Brioche (France)
Stollen (German)
Sally Lunn (England)
Greek Easter Bread (Greek, dunno if it has a specific name)
Quesadilla (El Salvador, not to be confused with the mexican dish of the same name, wich is basically a tortilla stuffed with cheese. Salvadorean Quesadilla is a cross of cheesecake and cornbread.)

And so on...there are literally thousands of different breads.

Answer 2

Pumpernickel is associated with Germany. Chapati with India, tortilla with Mexico, Black Rye Bread with Russia and the Arabs and Egyptians also have these enormous tortilla like loaves, only I can't remember the name at the moment, I guess England would be Cross Buns or muffins.

Answer 3

Many cuisines (not countries, but cuisines) have some type of baked product made from some type of flour.

A baguette is only called french bread in countries that don't know better. There are may different regions in France and many different breads.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Stollen is a German Christmas bread.

Scones with Ireland.

Swedish Rye.

Irish soda bread.

Is an English muffin English???

Answer 6

French bread, Italian bread, English muffin, French toast, German rye, Russian black bread, Greek Christopsomo, and Jewish Challah come to mind, but there's tons more, I'm sure.

Answer 7

Well, nearly every culture has a bread of some sort as a staple, that wealthy people and even the poorest of people eat.

corn cakes
pitas
French baguette
african fry bread
tortillas
and so on....

Answer 8

In South Africa there is "potbrood" (Afrikaans); translated it means pot bread. It is baked on a fire in a cast iron pot. There is also "stokbrood", translated it means stick bread, we make the dough and place it on a stick and then bbq it over an open fire. Very good when you go camping.

Answer 9

English muffins/scones
Danish butter cookies
German bread