Bread bunny

Bread bunnies, also known as coney creeps or Young lady's treasures is a type of bread and dessert common throughout western and northern Parania. They are typically just normal breads, mostly sourdough or rye bread, molded or shaped into typically rabbits, but other animals, like cows, dogs, pigs, and chickens have also been observed. Sometimes the names coney creeps are made to refer to the rabbits as in the Middle Ages, many of the attempted rabbit-shaped breads came out to look more like that of a devil's horn and face which many presumed look "creepy" and called the dessert coney creeps, as coney means "rabbit" and "creep" likely refers to the creepiness of the devil look, it was also referred to as young lady's treasures as the snack was common along young girls, who had the bunnies commonly during picnic and tea party sessions.
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