A Bread Basket Trivia Quiz

Answer:

Naan, an Asian flatbread, finishes Nanna and starts and.
Unlike a muffin in the USA, which is like a cake, a British muffin is a bread, and here it makes muff and starts inside.
The Indian bread, Poppadom, is sometimes spelled papadam, but needs the first spelling here, to make Poppa and start dominates.
A bloomer is a large white loaf which can be cut into oval slices; it makes bloom and starts ergonomically.
A roll is an individual bread portion which could be eaten with soup or made into a sandwich; here it fills the middle of strolling.
A damper is an Australian bread made from flour, salt and water, which can be cooked over an open fire; it makes dam and starts perch.
Sourdough was a traditional European form of bread, which has become particularly popular in the twenty-first century; it ends eats, makes our and starts doughnuts.
Pitta, or pita, bread is a Middle Eastern flatbread which can be split open to make a pocket which can be filled; it finishes stop, makes it, and starts taking.
Rye bread is popular in parts of central and northern Europe; it finishes carry and starts every.
A bagel comes from central Europe and is made from dough which is boiled before baking; it makes bag and starts elegantly.
Toast is a slice of bread which has been browned on both sides; it makes to and a, then starts strong.
Granary is a seeded brown loaf; it finishes Greg, makes ran and a, then starts rye.
A tortilla is a flatbread from Central America; it finishes refrigerator, makes till, and starts all.
A taco is a small tortilla with a topping; it finishes it, makes a, then starts complicated.
Ciabatta is an Italian loaf; it finishes abaci (the plural of abacus), makes a and bat, then starts taken.

Here is the whole story with its spaces, punctuation and capitalisation as appropriate.
I must say hello, after all, to Nanna and Poppa. Nanna wears a muff inside her coat. Poppa dominates the route. We see flowers, which bloom ergonomically, while strolling along by the dam. Perch can also be seen swimming in the water; one eats our doughnuts. To stop it taking more, I carry every bag, elegantly decorated, to a strong building, where cousin Greg ran a rye factory. I fill a refrigerator till all are safe. I think it a complicated edifice, with bats in the roof. Greg's assistants were each using an abacus to enumerate them. Using abaci, a bat taken down, could be counted very quickly.