Street sign for Bread Street in the City of London with the postal code EC4, mounted on a brick wall, with a crest on the left side.

Bread

The only instance of bread on London’s street, Bread Street was anciently the City of London’s bread market. The street was already named Bredstrate in 1180, but it was turned into a bread market and named Bread Street in 1302.

A sliced piece of multigrain bread and a whole multigrain bread roll with seeds on top

Bread

Bread is a baked food product made from water, flour, and often yeast. It is a staple food across the world, particularly in Europe and the Middle East.

Assorted bread and baked goods on a wooden cutting board with a small bowl of nuts, a butter knife, and a rolling pin.

More bread & cakes

Colorful plastic alphabet letters scattered randomly.

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Street sign reading 'Bream Street E.3' attached to a corrugated metal wall.

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