| Loaf |
| Bucks |
| Dough |
| Moola |
| Moolah |
| Loaves |
| Cabbage |
| Lettuce |
| Scratch |
| Cash ___ |
| Roti, say |
| Foodstuff |
| Deli loaf |
| Pita, e.g. |
| Basic food |
| Livelihood |
| Long green |
| Baked dough |
| Staple diet |
| Rye or corn |
| Some wealth |
| Bakery item |
| Modern moola |
| ''If'' group |
| Baker's loaf |
| Dosh (slang) |
| Slicer input |
| Wonder wares |
| Pumpernickel |
| Challah, e.g. |
| Life's staff? |
| Sandwich need |
| Sandwich loaf |
| Toasting word |
| Staff of Life |
| Kind of basket |
| Sandwich start |
| Cabbage; clams |
| Wonder product |
| Grocery staple |
| Bakery product |
| Basket or knife |
| Beatnik's dough |
| Bruschetta base |
| Naan or challah |
| C. Norris novel |
| Type of winner? |
| Baker's product |
| Diner basketful |
| Basket or winner |
| Cabbage or moola |
| Gluten-rich food |
| Hero's necessity |
| Host in a church |
| Marble rye, e.g. |
| Some deli slices |
| Lettuce or clams |
| Rye, for example |
| Artisanal" edible |
| Sandwich exterior |
| Naan, for example |
| The staff of life |
| C. G. Norris novel |
| Rye or whole wheat |
| Server's basketful |
| Sandwich necessity |
| Toasting candidate |
| Twelve grain, e.g. |
| Communion offering |
| Baguette or brioche |
| Coat before cooking |
| Pumpernickel or rye |
| Rye or pumpernickel |
| Sandwich ingredient |
| Anadama or panettone |
| Challah, for example |
| Common basket filler |
| Lolly — basic food |
| Naan or pumpernickel |
| Slang word for money |
| It's broken at meals |
| What a slicer slices |
| Wheat or pumpernickel |
| Edible '70s L.A. band? |
| Certain basket contents |
| Sandwich's outer layers |
| Sustenance, so to speak |
| Word with basket or line |
| It is cast upon the waters |
| If" band named after a carb |
| White or wheat, for example |
| Dosh — a bloomer, perhaps? |
| What a low-carb diet may ban |
| Places where wheat is stored? |
| Naan, at an Indian restaurant |
| Rye or pumpernickel, for example |
| Make It With You" group of the 1970s |
| Sourdough or whole wheat, for example |
| Longtime product with a "Classic White" variety |