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are you joking? they are a european jewish thing (from poland, according to wikipedia). they only seem to be commercially popular in the usa/canada/uk, but yo
by andrewcooke 17y ago
are you joking? they are a european jewish thing (from poland, according to wikipedia).
they only seem to be commercially popular in the usa/canada/uk, but you should be able to find them in any jewish deli/bakery in mainland europe.
- mseebach 17y agoWell, origin and source of popularity are two different things. While most yeast-free methods of baking can be traced to Jewish roots, the bagel in it's current, cream-cheese dressed form was made popular (and for most intents "invented") in the US, in much the same way as the minced beef introduced to Hamburg in the 19th century by Russian sailors bears little similarity to the food that made McDonalds successful.
- eru 17y agoNot to mention the Doner Kebap you get in Germany vs the Turkish original.