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The city of New York is known for having many wonderful foods, including pizza, cheesecake and of course the famous bagels. But when another state tries to fend off its claim to the best bagel, New Yorkers respond exactly as you would expect.
New Yorkers are working on a recent article claiming that California is the best bagels in the country.
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A recent article in The New York Times claims that California was actually the king, despite the general belief that New York was home to the best bagels. Specifically, the article claims that the best bagels can be found in Los Angeles and the Bay Area.
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New York bagels. meanwhile, it is said to be unique to New York City because of NYC’s famous soft water, which weakens the gluten and makes the bagels tougher, reports The New York Post. According to Scot Rosillo, an owner of bagel shops in Brooklyn, New York’s bagels are also made with more love, and a technique that stretches back 100 years.
The news store also spoke to Ess-a-Bagel general manager Melanie Frost, who says her company sends ‘hundreds of bagels to California’ from New York, suggesting that even Californians prefer the original New York.
“They can’t get close to a New York bagel – crunchy on the outside, sticky on the inside,” Frost said. “California, stick to the avocado toast. You know best.”
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Oddly enough, ‘best bagel’ is not the only food title New York has had to defend in recent weeks. Fox News reported earlier that lawmakers in Connecticut recently tried to make pizza the official state food, as Connecticut often claims to have the best pizza in the country.
In response to the Connecticut bill, introduced by New Haven-based Rep. Patricia Dillon and Senator Gary Winfield, New York restaurant consultant Jason Kaplan told Fox News that it is definitely not when it comes to the country’s best pizza not. Connecticut. ‘
“New York is the pizza capital,” Kaplan claimed, referring to Lombardi’s, a Manhattan pizzeria that is, according to the first country, the country that still serves a thin-crust pizza in Neapolitan style today.
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Fox News’ Jeanette Settembre contributed to this report.