How is this bread?!

[Anonymous No.12978511]

It's just a vanilla pound cake with some zucchini mixed in.

[Anonymous No.12978514]

But then how is banana bread, bread?

[Anonymous No.12978599]

>>12978514
Cake to me.

[Anonymous No.12978616]

>>12978511
>How is this bread?!
look up the term "quick bread"

[Anonymous No.12978654]

>>12978616
yes it falls under the "quickbread" category but it's still disingenuous to refer to something like this as simply "bread"
OP literally calls it pound cake because it's cake.

[Anonymous No.12978692]

>>12978654
cake is quickbread

[Anonymous No.12978697]

>>12978616
nah, bro, it's cake. people call it bread to make it sound healthier.

[Anonymous No.12978699]

>>12978692
oh so you're just autistic or something. ok carry on

[Anonymous No.12978707]

>>12978697
>>12978699
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quick_bread

>Quick breads include many cakes, brownies and cookies—as well as banana bread, beer bread, biscuits, cornbread, muffins, pancakes, scones, and soda bread

[Anonymous No.12978721]

>>12978707
if you ask people what is cake, they'll talk about sweet things;

[Anonymous No.12978744]

>>12978707
Yes, I'm not disagreeing with your definitions of things. The issue is connotations.
What I'm trying to communicate is that in this context "bread," though it has many definitions, generally refers to a more specific type baked good that does not include quickbreads. Referring to "vanilla pound cake with some zucchini mixed in" as bread doesn't communicate what it actually is, and is misleading whether you mean it to be or not.

[Anonymous No.12978758]

>>12978744
What I'm trying to communicate is that everybody knows what zucchini bread is unless you're from another planet and are expecting literal bread with zucchini in it.

So it's zucchini quickbread, and they abbreviated the word "quick" because it's implied.

[Anonymous No.12978764]

>>12978758
I'm not from another planet, just outside of America. I searched a recipe for this "bread" expecting it to be bread, not a cake. Hence the post.

[Anonymous No.12978770]

>>12978758
lol I now see that we were having two completely different arguments because I totally misunderstood the thread from the start

[Anonymous No.12978781]

>>12978758
imagine being so boring you can't imagine how to incorporate zucchini into bread

[Anonymous No.12978793]

>>12978764
>I'm not from another planet, just outside of America.
Outside of the entire anglosphere because anybody of english descend knows what it is.

>>12978781
I didn't say it can't be done, I'm saying nobody does it, so when people say "zucchini bread" there can be no mistake.

[Anonymous No.12978810]

>>12978793
>anybody of english descend
tfw you're not of English DESCENT, but you can speak the language better nonetheless.

[Anonymous No.12978894]

>>12978511
People call it bread because it's baked in a loaf tin, but it's actually a cake given that it has no yeast, but chemical leaveners just like most cakes. The same applies to "corn bread", which is also a cake, by the way.