haverbread
/ˈheɪvəbrɛd/In later use chiefly English regional (northern, now especially Yorkshire )
noun
Bread made from oatmeal; (now) especially a kind of large, thin oatcake baked on a griddle and dried.
Origin
Late Middle English. From haver + bread.
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