Why do you think garlic bread is called a starter?
Garlic bread is not typically referred to as a starter. The term "starter" usually refers to a small portion of fermented dough or batter that is used to initiate the fermentation process in a larger batch of dough or batter. Garlic bread is simply bread that has been topped with garlic and other seasonings and then baked.
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