I grew up on LI. I'd never heard of a bialy till I was in a Wegmans in western NY at college.Originally Posted by Glenn E. Meyer
I grew up on LI. I'd never heard of a bialy till I was in a Wegmans in western NY at college.
So......what's bialy?
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Moving On: near the bagel shop of "bag of bagels fame" there was a diner that featured a bowl of tasty pickles on every table. The marketing guy found out the location of the pickle factory and we took a side trip sampling the factories various offers. Meetings at Fairchild always featured a tray of great NY pastries and a fair number of company attendees who mysteriously vanished at the earliest opportunity after loading up from the tray: thus $500 toilet seats (but not on an A-10). Threads like this are a great diversion from Covid/School Shootings/Lootings/Inflation/The Border. Thank you OP.
Chicago Bagel in San Antonio makes both Bialys and chopped Liver.
IIRC, they only had chopped liver on certain days. However, no store chopped liver can match homemade!
I’m still looking for good bagels here in southern NH. There’s a place in Reading, MA, but I’m hoping for closer.
Ken
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If you ever roll through Vegas, try the Bagel Café on Buffalo Drive. Would be interested in your comparison to Chicago Bagel. Bagel Café is a must on my annual pilgrimage to LV.
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Bagel Alley in Nashua and Bagel Mill in Peterborough.
I’ll trade my cream cheese ration stamps for ammo ration stamps.
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