'kinds of bread' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing different types or varieties of bread. Example: "The bakery offered a wide selection of bread, including popular kinds like French baguette, sourdough, and whole wheat."
The second contains four or five kinds of bread and rolls, including banana nut bread.
When he began seven years ago, dinners consisted of four dishes and two kinds of bread and rice.
Aside from a dozen sausages, you must select from five kinds of bread, 11 toppings and seven sauces.
In Yemen alone there are more than 20 different kinds of bread, each made and baked differently.
By 1900, Oskar Davidsen was offering 178 varieties of smorrebrod almost every day, most of them available on any of four kinds of bread.
Patrick Langkruis, whose bakeshop, Het Bammetje, features 28 different kinds of bread and 35 different rolls, uses only flour ground by a traditional mill.
You won't need a waiter at this tiny shop, where you are surrounded by nearly 36 different kinds of breads, rolls and pastries like croissants.
More important, the author makes these breads achievable for the home baker -- always a challenge when adapting recipes from professional cooks, and especially difficult for the kinds of breads she writes about, which rely on touch and experience.
NoMad is part of a hotel, offering breakfast, lunch, dinner and room service, so I get to do a great variety of baking: 18 kinds of breads, including burger buns, brioche, Danish, truffle braids, pane Pugliese, fig-hazelnut multigrain, pretzels, English muffins, focaccia, soda bread, baguettes, croissants and pain au chocolat".
The trainee bakers learn how to make all kinds of breads and they are encouraged to talk while they work.
He bakes all different kinds of breads, he said, and works with Egyptians and Latinos.
