| MASCARPONE | Seeing that fish filling most of bread? Or cheese? (10) |
| WHOLEGRAIN | People switch to this type of bread or rice to increase their fibre intake (10) |
| HUNKS | Word for large pieces of bread or cheese, broken or cut off; strong attractive men; or, a crotchety curmudgeon or surly old miser (5) |
| SUGARMAPLE | Sweet pop with a lot of bread? (5-5) |
| SESAMESEED | Small oval seeds baked into the crusts of bread or on buns (6,4) |
| TENDERRYES | Very soft loaves of bread? |
| EDAMS | e.g. blocks of bread or cheese bait (5) |
| TENNER | A bit of bread or cheese ingredient brought up (6) |
| NEBULA | A lot of moonshine filling most of neighbouring astronomical object (6) |
| HUNK | Big piece, as of bread or cheese |
| CONFUCIUS | Thinker regularly quick in filling most of puzzle (9) |
| LASAGNA | Spinach filling most of old platter with pasta dish |
| DECIDE | Criminal Investigation Department filling most of legal document for judge (6) |
| SALVO | Gunfire volume filling most of room (5) |
| ROPE | Work filling most of red binder |
| CUBED | Like a block of e.g. bread or cheese bait (5) |
| NOTHALF | Very old skin of tuna-fish filling pastry up (3,4) |
| MOULD | Woolly growth on stale bread or cheese (5) |
| ROLLS | Wound lengths of wallpaper, gift wrap, maps/charts or parchment; small cobs of bread; or, aerobatic manoeuvres or axes of flight other than pitch or yaw movements (5) |
| SCRAPE | A very thin layer of butter on a piece of bread or toast; a tuneless stroke of a violin bow; a mass of earth dug up by a rabbit; or, an awkward or embarrassing predicament (6) |
