- - Money needed for staple food
- - Food called the 'staff of life'
- - Sliced food used to make sandwiches
- - the kind of fruit that provides staple food
- - food usually found in loaf form
- - White or brown colored food made from wheat and flour
- - It's found at the bottom of the food pyramid
- - "Daily" food in a prayer
- - Food that's brought up, say
- - Lolly — basic food
- - Baked food
- - Baked food; money
- - Food; money
- - Gluten-rich food
- - Food item
- - Staple food
- - Basic food
- - Loaf around the kitchen
- - Dough product
- - Sourdough, say
- - Can it be spent in idle loafing?
- - 1980s Carla Lane TV sitcom
- - Focaccia or ciabatta, eg
- - Money raised during radio broadcast
- - Challah or injera
- - Sandwich maker's need
- - Sourdough or pumpernickel for example
- - cooked, baked dough
- - Money that's provided by baker
- - Naan, e.g.
- - Sourdough, e.g.
- - ... and butter (breakfast staple)
- - Coat in the kitchen
- - French toast need
- - those who earn – but not by loafing!
- - Money for loaf
- - If you put roast in a roaster, what do you put in a toaster?
- - Naan or ciabatta, e.g.
- - Loaves, rolls, etc
- - Opening book to study the Russian Borodinsky
- - Coat in a kitchen
- - boy has to study to make money
- - ... crumbs, ingredient used in the stuffing of a roast turkey
- - Pumpernickel, e.g.
- - spread site that rhymes with "spread"
- - Loaf of white, brown or rye
- - Ciabatta or naan
- - Baked item that got a trendy "Cloud" version in 2021
- - Fare in the form of loaves and rolls
- - Jam or butter go with
- - it's crafted using three wheat in minecraft
- - Money? Some people like jam on it!
- - .... and butter
- - Money supplied by baker
- - staple foodstuff
- - focaccia, e.g.
- - Sandwich loaf which may be toasted
- - Brown or rye?
- - Sourdough, for example
- - before july 7, 1928, you had to slice it yourself at home
- - ... and butter (one's livelihood)
- - ........ a loaf . . .
- - Pumpernickel
- - Grocery staple
- - Cabbage; clams
- - C. Norris novel
- - Word with basket or line
- - White or wheat, for example
- - Staple diet
- - Sourdough or whole wheat, for example
- - Sandwich's outer layers
- - Rye or whole wheat
- - Rye or pumpernickel, for example
- - Modern moola
- - Marble rye, e.g.
- - Loaves
- - Life's staff?
- - Kind of basket
- - Hero's necessity
- - Dosh (slang)
- - Dosh — a bloomer, perhaps?
- - Cabbage or moola
- - C. G. Norris novel
- - Basket or winner
- - Basket or knife
- - Baker's loaf
- - Anadama or panettone
- - "Make It With You" group of the 1970s
- - Dough(Used today)
- - Rolls, e.g.
- - Sandwich ingredient.
- - Baker's product.
- - Dough -- and what it might become
- - Engendered*
- - *Dough (and start of a word ladder)
- - Toast, essentially
- - Eg, loaf or rolls
- - Challah, for one
- - Money from poor holding on
- - Sourdough, for one
- - Basketful on the table
- - Whole wheat or rye
- - Bruschetta base
- - Eg, sourdough or rye
- - Longtime product with a 'Classic White' variety
- - Side bar is missing something to put the butter and marmalade on
- - Bishop pored over brass
- - & 10 Double brass for a 9?
- - Sandwich part
- - Naan or pumpernickel
- - What a low-carb diet may ban
- - Lolly, something to eat
- - "Artisanal" edible
- - Coat before cooking
- - Roti, say
- - Money raised, we hear
- - Naan or challah
- - Sandwich exterior
- - Sandwich ends
- - Pumpernickel or rye
- - The staff of life
- - Wonder wares
- - Naan, at an Indian restaurant
- - Sandwich start
- - Moolah ... or the makeup of the ends of the answers to the starred clues
- - Sandwich need
- - Baguette or brioche
- - Money (inf)
- - Sandwich necessity
- - Diner basketful
- - As stated, raised money
- - Eg, loaf or roll
- - Wonder product
- - Common basket filler
- - Challah, for example
- - Places where wheat is stored?
- - Naan, for example
- - Edible '70s L.A. band?
- - What a slicer slices
- - Sustenance, so to speak
- - Sandwich loaf
- - Beatnik's dough
- - ...... and 38-Across (meager meal)
- - Wheat or pumpernickel
- - "If" band named after a carb
- - Server's basketful
- - It's broken at meals
- - Slicer input
- - Toasting candidate
- - Certain basket contents
- - Rye or pumpernickel
- - Some deli slices
- - Twelve grain, e.g.
- - See 93 Down
- - Word that follows the first word of 18-, 26-, 43-, and 57-Across
- - It is cast upon the waters
- - Host in a church
- - "If" group
- - Challah, e.g.
- - Hippie money
- - Prepare cutlets
- - Type of winner?
- - Pita, e.g.
- - It may be toast
- - Money, informally
- - Do-re-mi
- - Lettuce
- - Slang word for money
- - Lettuce or clams
- - Communion offering
- - ...... cabbage
- - Toasting word
- - Foodstuff.
- - Bucks
- - Moola
- - Dinero
- - Baked dough
- - Dough
- - Rye or corn
- - Moolah
- - Long green
- - Cash ......
- - Rye, for example
- - Diner freebie
- - Atkins diet no-no
- - Bakery output
- - Deli loaf
- - Some wealth
- - Loaf
- - .... money
- - Staff of life
- - Scratch
- - Bakery item
- - Bakery purchase
- - Bakery product
- - Livelihood
- - See 41-Across
- - Garlic
- - Raised we hear and risen we hope
- [ Edit ]
- [ Other definitions ]