#bread names

[booksrockmyface]

Question to the Hunger Games fandom:

Why are Peeta's brothers so often given bread names? Are you aware that Peeta isn't how the bread is spelled, but a variant of the name Peter? The bread is pita. So I'm confused why so many automatically go to bread names when naming the brothers when there are dozens of other options. There are biblical names and variations therof. There are mythological names that would fit Suzanne Collins' formula (Cressida, Pollux, Castor, Plutarch, do you see?) and you still choose Rye? Maybe as a nickname for Ryan or something. But idk. It is your story and you are able to make your own choices, but it just doesn't make sense to me. Can someone explain?

[behungryforever]

10 Breads that sound like swear words

10 Breads that sound like swear words

A lot of thought has gone into making these names what they are. So here we are, Bread names that really took the cake. Read out loud. 

1.Balep korkun- Tibet

2.Massa Sovada -Portugal

  3.Aish Merahrah- Egypt

  4.Barmbrack- Ireland

  5.Bublik- Poland

  6.Coppia Ferrarese- Italy

  7.Farl- Scotland

  8.Flatkaka- Iceland

  9.Fougasse- France

  10.Pistolet – Belgium

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[peachydinosaur]

So there's a guy I go to school with that I always wanted to talk to, but never had a good icebreaker. It turns out, he used to be a cousin-in-law to my mother's friend (friend got divorced), so she knows him, and we were exchanging stories. As it also turns out, she's known him for a very long time, and he had brain surgery once. Brain surgery turned out to be the best icebreaker ever. We've talked so much in the past week it's not even funny. He's super great and fun to talk to. And his last name is a bread. He has a bread name.