Everything bagels are known for their combination of poppy seeds, sesame seeds, garlic, onion, and salt.

Bagels are typically shaped into a round ring with a hole in the center.

Cream cheese is a classic topping for bagels, often paired with smoked salmon or lox.

Bagels are believed to have originated in Poland, where they were known as 'bajgiel'.

New York City is renowned for its bagel shops and has a long history of bagel-making.

Bagels are typically boiled in a lye solution before baking, which gives them their characteristic chewy texture and shiny crust.

Poppy seed bagels are a popular variety known for their generous coating of poppy seeds.

Bagels are traditionally baked in an oven to achieve their golden-brown crust and chewy interior.

Everything bagels are known for their combination of poppy seeds, sesame seeds, garlic, onion, and salt.

The hole in a bagel is typically round, although some variations may have slightly different shapes.

Bacon is a popular savory topping for bagels, often paired with eggs or cheese.

Bagels typically have an average diameter of around 4 inches.

Sesame bagels are a classic variety known for their generous coating of sesame seeds.

Bagels are typically rolled into a long rope before being shaped into rings.

Onion bagels are a popular variety known for their generous coating of chopped onions.