sour bread
sourdough bread

The women carried sour bread like armloads of wood and stacked the golden loaves on a table.

He ate the sour bread and drank the murky water for ten days.

The cook, Maria, brought cognac, sour bread, and hot hors d'oeuvres for Alix.

After a snack of cold soup, smoked fish, and sour bread, Alix stood before Arthur Silver.

Shopkeepers on Marktgasse wave their arms at all passersby, hawking handker- chiefs, fine watches, tomatoes, sour bread, and fennel.

A smell of olives and sour bread greeted him as he climbed in to the chill pantry.

Then they slid into saturated sleeping bags, which after a week began to smell of sour bread.

"We've been feeding on sour bread and warmed-over coffee ever since the cook disappeared and Bart put Hen in the kitchen," he said.

In its simplest form, rye is a little grassy and sour, much like rye bread.

I helped myself to some more red caviare and that wonderful dark sour bread, and watched the cashier noisily adding the takings on an abacus.