Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'

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Bagel Surprise
why hasn't any one thought of this yet? or have they...
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Bagels and cream cheese... they go together like bread and butter. And like jelly and donut. Why not make a bagel that has tasty cream cheese injected into it? No more struggling to cut the bagel perfectly length wise (what a dangerous practice) and no more struggling to get the cream cheese spread evenly over the bagel- not to mention the hole that causes so many problems. There are two options here... a bagel that has the same appearance but has cream cheese around the outside. Or a bagel that has no hole and cream cheese in the middle. My mouth is watering just thinking about this... mmmm...

fatmess, Oct 20 2001

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       Simple. The bagel engineers of east Europe created the perfect bread relative. Assuming you eat your bagels one half at a time, as opposed to a quarter at a time, There should be some sort of balance between the cream cheese and bagel flavors. I don't know. I understand you want to streamline it, but go tell Denny's to jus pump their food directly into customers' toilets. Seth "bagel-flavored gruel" Azrael

eat the damn crayon, Oct 20 2001
  

       Baked indeed. The Wheel of Death downstairs has them occasionally.

StarChaser, Oct 21 2001
  

       Where does it all end? Next we'll have a range of Bagel a la Frappe, with smoked salmon, dill, capers and onion blended into a paste with the cream cheese and a suitable emollient to enable easier pumping. Then you just irradiate the things and sell them as longlife bagels, guaranteed to stay 'fresh' for up to 6 months in the Afghani summer. Such irony, bombing the Taliban with bagel and lox.

UnaBubba, Oct 21 2001
  

       Kosher Pop Tarts, anyone? Those things look like... abominations.

UnaBubba, Oct 22 2001
  
      
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