Bagels

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On average a Costco bagel has 9 points if you are doing Weight Watchers.

3 points according to my calculator. This is on the points plus system.

Burning is most likely chemical

-- Place the bagel on the table.

-- Turn the knife sideways, parallel to the table.

-- Slice the bagel through, sideways, giving you two disks, one on top of
the other. Cut #1 is done.

-- Turn the knife into the vertical plane, with the sharp edge down.

-- Slice downward through the bagel, giving you two half-circles on top of
two more half-circles. Cut #2 is ended.

-- Walk 1/4 of the way around the table. In either direction. Tsup to you.

-- Dispatch the bagel once more with your trusty blade, cutting perpendicular
to the latest cut. Cut #3 has been completed.

-- Now you have 4 quarter-circles on top of 4 more quarter-circles ... 8 pieces
in all.

If you began with a symmetrical bagel and have performed your tasks with skill
and dedication, then the 8 volumes are equal. The cream cheese will surrender
willingly.

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Yes, it is a chemical change.

$1.05 at Tim Hortons.....the apparant standard of Canada. With cream cheese....about $1.85.

No, i know they look alike, but they aren't the same person. T-bo is the bagel guy from Groobie Smoothie but his real name is Bobby Bowman, but he goes by "BOOGIE." 2 Chainz is a rapper he used to be called Tity Boi then he switched to 2 Chainz. 2 Chainz' real name is Tauheed Epps. Glad I could help!!!

Bagel is a mixture not a compound.

The English word "bagel" is derived from the Yiddish word "beygl," which was derived from the Middle High German (language spoken in Germany between 1050 CE and 1350 CE) word "böugel."

3 points according to my calculator. This is on the points plus system.

no they didn't have bagels in the Elizabethan era. What kind of question is that?

1610--The first written mention of the bagel, "beygls to be gifts to women in childbirth". No mention of the hole is made until... 1683-An unknown Jewish baker in Vienna is credited with creating, or at least popularizing the bagel. He wanted to honor the Polish King John III's skill as a horsemen and for protecting his country from invaders. The round shape of the bagel resembles a horses stirrup (especially the irregular, hand rolled variety). The Austrian word for stirrup is beugel! 1880's-Hundreds of thousands of Eastern European Jews emigrate to America, bringing their taste for bagels. And yes, hot bagels are threaded onto dowels for sale by street vendors in Manhattan. 1956--The New York Times states "The bagel, a baked good sometimes described as a donut with rigor mortis, is here to stay" 1988-1993 Bagel consumption doubles during this 6 year period. Americans are now consuming over 5 million bagels a year. Many have never tasted the real, dense, chewy item, but that is now possible with a phone call...

Are they healthy relative to what?

They are more healthy than donuts, since donuts are basically flour, sugar and grease.

bagels are a bread that has been boiled then baked. Depending on what has been added, bagels can be reasonably healthy, but recognize that they are relatively high in carbohydrates and definitely should not be considered a diet food.

All kinds of tasty things. Common favorites include jam, peanut butter, syrup, cream cheese, cheese, lox, and sandwich items.

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No, the bagel was invented in Krakow, Poland sometime in the 16th century as a competitor to obwarzanek a type of lean bread made of wheat flour designed for Lent.

A bagel with nothing extra is called a plain bagel.

A bagel head is a temporary circular body modification to the forehead.

No there is no detection of opium to be traced

Nope. If you have heart problems you could go into cadiac arrest. If you have problems down there you would need a c-section. Better to just buy a German Shepherd. Also, don't use the term"bagel safe". It is incredibly annoying.

It is, as you have spelt it, bagel.

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