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The Secret Nazi History of Einstein Bros. Bagels

The second wealthiest family in Germany, the Reimann family, owns Einstein Bros. Bagels. They also have controlling stakes in pretty much anywhere you’d meet your bubbe for a meal, like Krispy Kreme Donuts, Panera Bread, Pret a Manger, Peet’s Coffee, and more. Just why are we writing about the Reimanns, who are worth roughly $37 …

60% Of People Cannot Stand To Eat This Lunch Sandwich, What Is It?

Tune into Cubby and Christine Mornings each weekday mornings from 5:30-9:30am!

The ‘everything’ topping isn’t just for bagels anymore

Everything is suddenly everywhere. The bagel-topping spice mix — salt, garlic, onion, and sesame and poppy seeds — has been popping up in all manner of New York eats lately, including croissants, f…

Rethinking Retirement for Longer Lives With Fewer Safety Nets

Maddie McGarvey for The New York TimesBy KERRY HANNONFebruary 27, 2017Five days a week, Kim Moske makes a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and brown-bags it to work. “I’ve been doing that for 30 years and saving what I would have spent eating my lunch out someplace,” she said. “That’s added up to a lot of money, and truthfully, I don’t care what I eat for lunch.”That is a small gesture, but it is indicative of the advantages of…

The Healthy Guide To Drinking Coffee [Infographic]

Quitting coffee is not an option for most people. Without it, most office workers would instantly transform into Mad Max marauders hunting for shiny,...

The 20 Best Foods to Eat for Breakfast

These 20 staples and mix-ins will give you all the energy and nutrients you need in the morning.

What Bagel Are You?

These Bagels Will Blow Your Mind

Bagel and Deli is the renowned home of steamed bagel sandwiches and subs in Oxford, Ohio.41 Years17 Bagel Flavors96 Outrageous Bagel Combinations1 Fantastic Foodie Experience

How Healthy is Your Bagel?

Bagels are an American staple for breakfasts and brunches everywhere. Over 3 million bagels are consumed each year in the United States. That’s a whole lot of dough! Bagels were first produced in Poland in the 1600s, and were brought to the US at the turn of the 20th century. It wasn’t until the 1920s …

It's National Bagel Day! So How Do You Like Your Bagel?

People top their bagels with all kinds of things: Meats, cheeses, and especially in NYC, belly-cut salmon prepared typically three different ways

Bagels, it seems, are a very personal thing.

People have strong opinions about bagels. Of all possible bread products, really, bagels elicit a kind of fanatical devotion. It’s all in the water, some say: and this means bagels

What Is An Egg Bagel?

Egg bagels may be one of the great dividing culinary topics of our time: Some people love them, and some ...

Bagels have a hole in them for this cool reason

If you look online, you’ll find quite a few explanations for the hole in the middle of a bagel. 

This is the most upsetting way to slice a bagel

Apparently, people in St. Louis "bread-slice" their bagels. And it's angering a lot of people.

Can You Make Bagels With Only Two Ingredients?

I try my best to keep an open mind when reading new and creative food hacks from around this world-wide web of ours. I mean, just imagine if I’d never given popcorn salad a chance. How sad would that be? (Moderately sad.) But even still, there are a few “hacks” I have avoided for years, and we’re testing one of them today.

Build Your Dream Bagel To Find Out Which Disney Princess You Are

Don't Fear the Bagel! Healthiest Smears and Spreads

Bagels have a bad reputation as a dieter's nightmare: one plain bagel contains 290 calories and 59 grams of carbs. Since a completely carb-free diet isn't the