While "batch" can refer to a group of items produced at the same time, it's not typically used for loaves of bread.
Here's why:
* Specificity: "Batch" often refers to a group of identical items, like cookies or pastries, where each item is a smaller unit of the whole. Loaves of bread are usually individual and distinct.
* Usage: We usually use "batch" for items that are cooked or produced together. While loaves of bread might be baked together, we'd more likely say "a loaf of bread" or "a few loaves" rather than "a batch of loaves."
Collective Nouns for Loaves:
* A loaf of bread (singular)
* A few loaves of bread (plural)
* A pile of loaves (emphasizing a large quantity)
* A basket of bread (emphasizing the container)
Remember, the choice of collective noun depends on the context and the specific type of bread you're referring to.