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Old 12-14-2008, 01:37 PM
 
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B I dont know But it is true what makes the Bread and Bagels is the NYC water, but u can also get very good bagels in NJ and they use NJ water and well u cant compare NJ water to NYC water..I bet im confusing you now..lol but I really have to say they are delicious..not as doughy as NY bagels but they dont taste hollow either...I cant explain it...remember it isnt going to be a NY bagel and that is ok but it is closer to it than a Panera or any of the others, including D&D which I dont care for....
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Old 12-15-2008, 06:54 AM
 
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Carolina Bakery on Providence and Ballentyne Commons, it's next to Starbucks by Home Depot. They make a fancy bagel called a blueberry crunch, oh it is sooo yummy!
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Old 12-15-2008, 08:21 AM
 
Location: Concord, NC
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B I dont know But it is true what makes the Bread and Bagels is the NYC water, but u can also get very good bagels in NJ and they use NJ water and well u cant compare NJ water to NYC water..I bet im confusing you now..lol but I really have to say they are delicious..not as doughy as NY bagels but they dont taste hollow either...I cant explain it...remember it isnt going to be a NY bagel and that is ok but it is closer to it than a Panera or any of the others, including D&D which I dont care for....
I love Arthur Ave in NYC. Its one of my favorite places to visit when im back up north. To keep this thread on track I do love bagels though
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Old 12-15-2008, 08:38 PM
 
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Now you have confused me. I am told by New Yorkers that the reason NYC bagels are so great is because of the NYC water. Does the Bagel Bin import water from NYC (which does not come from NYC)?

I've heard people talk about "importing water" for so many years here and have yet to find out if anyone really does this? Does anybody have any examples or evidence? I find it hard to believe that the cost of doing this will have that much of a dramatic impact on the product quality.

How do you "Import" water from another state anyway? Fill up tap water in 5 gallon pails and ship it via 18 wheeler? That must cost a fortune!!!
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