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@brexton
bagels are an inferior carb no, it does not matter if you get them from a phenomenal place in NY/NJ, they are too dense and there are so many other infinitely better forms of carbs potatoes, noodles, rice, croissants — literally anything else in the morning
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@ted
don’t let new yorkers see this or the pop up bagel cult
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@cojo.eth
I was going to follow you as an interesting new person trending, but I can’t in good conscience endorse this message.
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@keccers.eth
This is true of American bagels. Montreal bagels don’t have this problem.
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@jayhinz
in this essay I will —
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@jessyjeanne
there’s also sugar is bagels
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@dstny
wasn’t that scooped bagel thing a horrific trend a while back? it could’ve helped you out here iirc that was for gluten-free LA people rather than having a less heavy breakfast though
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@wowbestie
i need to try the greek yogurt protein bagel
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@itsbasil
blasphemy
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@golludou
thats why we invented open bagel
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@shodyesq
Ohhhh bad take. Don’t get me wrong, I love just about all carbs, but a solid everything bagel is one of the best things to ever happen to breakfast.
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