The pic shows a lady feeding bread to her kids . This type of bread was almost excusively consumed by the poor in North England .
What gets its name from the fact that it was used to transport this bread ?
Haversack , from the fact that it was used to carry Havercakes .
Cracked only by one of our youngest followers , Subin . Take a bow , kiddo !
This is Haverbread/Yorkshire Oatcakes/Havercake
. Here ‘Costumes of Yorkshire’ by George Walker is shown. It have rise to the term ‘Haversack’ , a bag, usually carried by a single shoulder strap.
Stottie Bread
stots are usually referred to inferior horses, ox or bull, which are used to transport the breads
pease pudding
Superb question.