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bread that got gym-obsessed, boiled before baked, and never skipped a day.

means a dense ring-shaped roll boiled briefly then baked, giving it a chewy crust and dense interior unlike regular bread.

from traced to jewish communities in 17th-century poland, the word likely from yiddish beygl, related to a german word for ring or bracelet; the boiling step was reportedly required by a 1610 krakow ordinance as a gift for women after childbirth.

for instance

h and h bagelsnew york institution, once shipped bagels worldwide from a single upper west side shop.

st-viateur bagelmontreal shop open since 1957, wood-fired ovens running nonstop.

russ and daughterslower east side, pairing bagels with lox since 1914.

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