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Rock-hard (and contains various rocks such as gravel), never goes stale, and is terribly sustaining, because a traveler will try anything rather than start eating the dwarf bread in his pack (see Witches Abroad). Proper dwarf bread is forged rather than baked. Various forms of dwarf bread can be used as weapons or as currency with dwarfs. Fine specimens of dwarf bread can be found in the Dwarf Bread Museum, Whirligig Alley, Ankh-Morpork, open to the public whenever volunteers have time (Feet of Clay). Dwarfs away from home often miss dwarf bread very much, and complain that mass-produced breads by Mr. Ironcrust hardly meet the standards, but dwarfs are too busy working to go and see the exhibits in the museum, much less to volunteer there.

Famous breads include the Scone of Stone, which appears in The Fifth Elephant.