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No Bagels in Poland (even though they were invented in Krakow :/



nauczyciel   Dec 14, 07, 23:58 /  #
why is it that I could not find any bagels in PL. nowhere.

even according to Wikipedia>>
History
The bagel was invented in Central Europe, possibly in Kraków as a 1610 document[citation needed] mentions beygls given as a gift to women in childbirth. This is cited as the earliest known reference, but the document is not absolutely clear about what a beygl is. Also uncertain is the relationship, if any, to the sweet Hungarian pastry, beigli.


smoked salmon and cream cheese on bread just isn't the same

plk123Threads: 30
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  Dec 15, 07, 00:12 /  #
just find some jewlry and you shall find the golden bagel. :D :D
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  Dec 15, 07, 00:13 /  #
See, there goes the whole theory of Jews in Poland. No bagels. So not fair.

I feel bad for you, that you can not find them there. I have a few frozen in my fridge most of the time. Excellent, when defrosted and toasted. I know what you miss and I'm not even jewish :)

Quoting: nauczyciel
smoked salmon and cream cheese on bread just isn't the same

Totally agree. Sorry.
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  Dec 15, 07, 00:14 /  #
ive eaten some delicious bread rolls in poland, who needs bagels... variety... the spice of life!
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Quoting: BubbaWoo
ve eaten some delicious bread rolls in poland

kajzerki... mmm.. mmm.. yum. :)
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  Dec 15, 07, 00:19 /  #
ranj and i feasted this summer :-)
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  Dec 15, 07, 00:20 /  #
Ah, warm bread rolls, straight from moms and pops bakery on the corner...yes - good stuff. Do they still exist?

Panera Bread Bakery shops in the US remind me a little of the luxury.
And, their bagels are so gooooood!!!!
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  Dec 15, 07, 00:28 /  #
panera, college inn.. close but not close enough.
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  Dec 15, 07, 04:05 /  #
you can get bagels at a place called 'bagelmama' in kazimierz, the jewish district of krakow. very tasty ones too!
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  Jan 29, 08, 14:47 /  #
Haha yea I've been wanting some bagels. It's impossible to find them in stores. They sell bake rolls now, those hard bagel chip things. As andy said, the only place I know of is in Krakow in the Jewish district.
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  Jan 29, 08, 15:09 /  #
What makes bagels different is the boiling.
It's a while since I made bagels - the only thing I ever made from a Jewish resipe book someone once gave me.
I didn't fancy the Chicken Soup complete with feet.
But bagels with cream cheese and smoked salmon - mmmmmmmmm!
I didn't know they originated in Poland. You learn something new every day.

Supermarket bagels - why do they always taste like any other bread roll, only bagel-shaped?

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