http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/crust?q=crust :hmph:

The crust or the end slice, suppose the end slice makes the most sense

Lee has just solved the case people, too bad for you all but you are wrong :idc:

Glad you admit it. :idc:

I just call it bread..??

Who doesn't call it the crust :crazy:

Call it whatever you want, it's still and always will be the end slice :idc:

I've never heard it called anything other than the nobby, although I've not spent much time pondering it. Is it a London thing, I wonder?

I'm not sure it is.. I live in London and most people seem to say end slice.

But then one of my friends says "nobby" and suggested it was an Irish thing, yet I'm part Irish and no-one in my family who's actually from Ireland has ever said that. :laugh:

Same.

The outsider

fu

I think it's a Scottish thing but it's the correct way.

I've never called it that, but I use that phrase to describe the end of something or the back of it..

The 'hin en' of the concert.. the 'hin en' of the train lol

What do you call the slice of bread on either end of the loaf?
 

Mine ..... :idc:

I'm Irish and I've never heard anyone refer to it as nobby, Heel is the only thing I've ever heard anyone here call it

I have only ever called it a crust. Never known it be called any of the other words.

I am actually from London and everyone I know calls it the crust :hmph:

You're from Essex Niall. :nono:

the butt

The crust is how it is defined in the oxford English dictionary. Therefore the Crust is the correct way of saying it.

:idc:

http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/heel?q=heel

http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/crust

Comes out as number one for crust. Number 3 for heel. I think we know who wins. :xyxwave:

Heel of course :idc:

:laugh:


I like the crusts too.

Everyone, EVERYONE calls it the heel here. :suspect:

I call it 'the fat part' though.

omg they call it the heel in the hunger games :amazed: