General Conference Mennonites recognize the zwiebach as a vestige of their denomination’s work hard, play hard mentality, which, in the great 1875 immigration wave, before translators at Ellis Island were truly up-to-snuff, was misinterpreted as the group’s work hard, then volunteer mentality, which forever altered the landscape of Mennonite speakeasies and houses of ill repute, stacked with the unique bread roll in fanciful configurations.