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Udi's Bagels Are More Than A Bagel


Mizzo

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Many of you have probably tried the new Udi's bagels if not, you must.

My girls doesn't eat it a s a bagel but loves them as other bread/sandwich platforms.

Slice one half (horizontally) in half again (they are really big) and 1 bagel becomes 2 burger buns or sandwich rolls. It doesn't matter about there being no crust on one side they are good anyway.

Cut bagel in half (crescent moon shaped) I scoop a tiny bit of the bread out and it becomes a hot dog roll or egg salad, crab salad etc..

Any other idea's?


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I was a little disappointed in the Udi's bagels that I was thrilled to find in a health food store. They didn't have any of the density I expected in a bagel but were more like a toasted roll. I've made the bagel variation w/ Pamela's bread mix and found them much closer to the density/texture I remember. Will that stop me from eating them?? NOPE!!

Kelleybean Enthusiast

Many of you have probably tried the new Udi's bagels if not, you must.

My girls doesn't eat it a s a bagel but loves them as other bread/sandwich platforms.

Slice one half (horizontally) in half again (they are really big) and 1 bagel becomes 2 burger buns or sandwich rolls. It doesn't matter about there being no crust on one side they are good anyway.

Cut bagel in half (crescent moon shaped) I scoop a tiny bit of the bread out and it becomes a hot dog roll or egg salad, crab salad etc..

Any other idea's?

My son loves these. We just do the basic cream cheese or peanut butter, but you could also use it to make mini pizzas.

sarahbella636 Newbie

When I make our favorite cheesy garlic bread, I use Udi's bagels for my son's.

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