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February 22, 2021Reviewer: A customer* I love these bagels. I have not had a good bagels since we moved to Texas. They are big. Just the right amount of seasoning on them. They even smell great when toasting. They are a little pricey, but, I will buy them again for sure. My husband loved them too. Some said they were to chewy, but, that is how the real bagels are. I might get the plain next time to make pizza bagels. Have not had one since we left NJ.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Everything
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February 20, 2021Reviewer: A customer* OMG...These are so good. I have not had a NY Style Bagel since we moved to Texas (1994). I couldn't tell that they are low carb. I feel like I cheated on keto. :) I just got them yesterday and had one for breakfast. I am so full now. They are really big. I can't wait for the husband to get up so I can make him one to go with his coffee. I bought the Everything Bagel and it was just right. YUM YUM YUM Thanks for having these. I will order again. Worth the money,.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Everything
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December 21, 2020Reviewer: William in Utah* The only thing I would ask, which I've asked numerous times. Crushing the bagels, they come in Smash all the time. So please fix that, it's very difficult to make a sandwich with a quarter inch thick bagel.!!This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpfulNovember 27, 2020Reviewer: Karen in South Carolina* After many,many years of keto/lc these bagels are so very appreciated. Toast on bagel setting, it makes this bagel chewy and crunchy. I have reordered these bagels several times. Husband, also likes!
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpfulNovember 10, 2020Reviewer: Dawn in Mississippi* texture is the most important aspect of a bagel to me, and these are amazingly like real bagels. split and toasted, they are crunchy outside and soft/chewy inside. spread with cream cheese and homemade sugar free pepper jelly... heaven! forgot i'm doing keto for a minute. i was afraid that 1/2 a bagel would be a skimpy serving, but it was actually perfect. so $8 for 6 servings isn't too bad. definitely going on my regular order in the future.
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November 10, 2020Reviewer: A customer in Mississippi* These bagels are delicious. Wow! I’m impressed, even my family liked them. Toasted with a little butter & cream cheese... yum.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Everything
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpfulOctober 16, 2020Reviewer: Ewhenia in New York* Wow! This is the 4th brand of low carb bagel I’ve tried and the 1st one that hasn’t disappointed me. By far the closest texture to a real full carb bagel. Recommend wrapping in foil and heating in air fryer at 400 degrees for 5 minutes. Then remove foil and bake an additional 5 minutes. You’ll end up with crispy bagel with a steamy soft interior. Just like fresh baked!This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Everything
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May 24, 2020Reviewer: Janice in Florida* By far the BEST low carb bagels you will ever try! I cannot get enough of these! I feel like I am eating a regular bagel again. These toast perfectly too! This is a regular buy for me! All the flavors have been delicious!
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May 15, 2020Reviewer: Lisa in Washington* I love the Cinnamon Raisin bagels! Bear in mind the Raisins are not substantial otherwise it would increase the carbohydrate count, which defeats the purpose. So complaints about these not having enough raisins or raisin flavor are irrelevant and silly. I slice the bagels in half, butter each inner portion and broil them until lightly golden, toasting them in the traditional manner doesn't work as well in my opinion. They are delicious with cream cheese, jam or nut butter. I think Almond butter with thin sliced Strawberries would be great on these and they are definitely large and filling. I buy them with almost every order I place. My biggest issue is freezer space, otherwise I might buy 10 bags at a time.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Cinnamon Raisin
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May 15, 2020Reviewer: Lisa in Washington* I love these bagels and have purchased many. I have found the best way to make them is to slice in half, butter them first, then broil them on the buttered side only. They make great Cinnamon toast bagels or Garlic bread. I even use the butter/broil method and make them into a nice sandwich or put a piece of ham or bacon with cheese & a friend egg on top. Half of one is huge and very filling. I find that using the buttered/broiled method makes them much tastier, doesn't dry them out or make them too hard. Keeping in mind these are lowcarb and although quite chewy (which I like) they do not have the exact same flavor profile of traditional bread products made in the traditional manner. They're also quite nice with any cream cheese variety as well as jam or nut butters. I like these the best of all the ones I've tried and I like at least one other brand sold here.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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May 12, 2020Reviewer: Chantell in Pennsylvania* Wow! After starting my keto journey I never thought I would be able to eat bagels again, I was very wrong. They don’t taste exactly like regular bagels but they’re mighty close when toasted and topped with cream cheese. These are hands down the BEST low carb bagels.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Cinnamon Raisin
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April 15, 2020Reviewer: Sarah in Massachusetts* Fast shipping best as you can get for keto bagel love them
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April 15, 2020Reviewer: A guest* Very good and filling.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpfulApril 10, 2020Reviewer: ROBERT E. in Indiana* If you like Bageis, but you think you can't eat them because your on a low carb regimen, you will love these bagels. You get 3 huge bagels that are a full meal especially with cream cheese or butter and peanut butter. I usually cut them into 2 half and eat a half because of the size and I would like to have soup too especially if have peanut butter on it! They taste terrific and the everything bagels are also great tasting! I usually get 1 package of each and switch off.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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April 10, 2020Reviewer: kevin in Georgia* Only low carb bagel I have tried that was good. The other brands were not edible in my opinion. These toasted up well and lacked that weird low carb taste other brands possess.
Two caveats. 1) they did come a bit flattened as others reported, and 2) they are not cheap - about $2.67 a piece.
I am going to reorder
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March 26, 2020Reviewer: Cynthia in Hawaii* OMG!!!! GET THEM! Toast them! Cream cheese, butter, add sugar-free jam (with fiber)! Tuna on a toasted bagel! YUM! I never thought a bagel this close to real was possible!This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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March 18, 2020Reviewer: Melvin in New York* When I toast these without using the bagel settings, these are very similar to the real thing.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpfulJanuary 09, 2020Reviewer: Betty in Arizona* These are certainly not bagels but if you are trying to stay away from carbs, they will work. I found that if you toast them really well, it takes away that spongey feel and makes that taste much better.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpfulDecember 05, 2019Reviewer: michelle in Texas* Yum, toasted with cream cheese perfection.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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November 23, 2019Reviewer: Caryn in New Mexico* Love these! Unlike other low carb bread products I’ve purchased, these bagels actually toast and have a crunch! I was shocked and delighted. I cut each bagel in half and then sliced that one in half. For breakfast I eat just one split quarter of a bagel with almost an ounce of cream cheese and a sugar free fruit spread and I love it.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpfulNovember 19, 2019Reviewer: A customer in New York* Living in NY you have a certain expectation of "NY Bagels" - These did not even come close to satisfying the idea of a NY bagel. Moreover, I hated the way these were packaged. It was impractical - and they were not full bagels. These were not the choice for me.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpfulNovember 15, 2019Reviewer: Pamela in Arizona* I loved these the first time I ordered them. But, the last two times, they were super flat. Like, too flat to even cut in half and too "curled" to shove in the toaster slot whole. I don't know what changed or why they now are shaped this way. Shame, because the flavor is solid. But, almost impossible to prepare for toasting now.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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November 14, 2019Reviewer: A guest* They are pretty good. There is a little bit of sponginess. The texture is not quite like a bagel but it is not bad.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Cinnamon Raisin
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0 of 1 people found the following review helpfulSeptember 07, 2019Reviewer: Rose in Utah* I love love love these cinnamon raisin bagels. This girl is doing a happy dance after being on kept for 4 years!!! Bagels are back on the menu! I have not really checked to see if they affect my blood sugar, but I almost do not care, these are so good. I hear complaints that the nutrition label has changed, but I did not use this product before the label changed. I am still happy with this product. I think complaints are that it is high in calorie, but regular bagels are also high in calorie. Therefore, I only eat half. Soft and chewy. I microwave a frozen bagel with a moist paper towel for 15 sec (optional, but that's my preference to keep it from drying out in the toaster). Cut in half, and toast on a bagel setting. Like a real NY style bagel! Perfection! Spread with cream cheese and I am in heaven.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Cinnamon Raisin
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September 04, 2019Reviewer: Shannon in Michigan* Not bad - at all! I only gave the product a 4 because the serving size is 1/2 of bagel. It's a wonderful find!This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpfulJuly 04, 2019Reviewer: A guest* Wow, these bagels are like the real thing! The texture is just right, just the right amount of chewiness. I was so excited to learn of these bagels after watching Keto Connect on Youtube give them a glowing review. It's one thing I missed being on keto. Now I can enjoy bagels again! I only wish they weren't quite so expensive. But it won't prevent me from buying them in the future. Can't wait to try cinnamon raisin!This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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June 21, 2019Reviewer: A customer in Michigan* Fantastic flavor and nearly the texture of a regular high-carb bagel.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Cinnamon Raisin
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June 02, 2019Reviewer: Mary in Connecticut* These are pretty good, could use more raisins, they don’t really taste like a normal bagel but they are a good substitute.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Cinnamon Raisin
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpfulMay 16, 2019Reviewer: Elizabeth in New York* Like a previous review, these bagels have changed. Do not be fooled by the same packaging. Read the nutrition label. One serving now HALF a bagel with more than twice the calories and carbs. Also read another review being surprised her blood sugars spiked after eating ...... I do not recommend.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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May 08, 2019Reviewer: William in Utah* Absolutely the best bagel I have ever, ever, ever had in my life.! Nothing else ever has to be said about that bagel.! Except one thing. I want more, and more and more and more.!!! That's the only Bagel I'm ever going to eat for the rest of my damn life.! Also it's better than a New York Bagel and I say that because of your next question. I don't know how you did it. But you scored 100% features and benefits. It toast to perfection, The Bagel is chewy, soft, oh my God it's so good. I had to control myself and only eat one. I wanted to eat all of them all in one setting. But since I only ordered one package of three, I must Savor the moments. So wherever you are in the world. You will never regret having this bagel.! It was sent from heaven. I know it's more than one thing and nothing else has to be said, but I couldn't help myself. Please forgive me. And once you taste the bagel you'll understand why. Thank you so much for reading how that Bagel made me feel and taste. Have a wonderful treat you will I promise.!This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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April 16, 2019Reviewer: Jade in New Mexico* These bagels are great! I have ordered the cinnamon raisin multiple times and am very pleased with the size, texture, and taste of them. They have the same consistency as regular bagels but without the carbs. Highly recommend!This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Cinnamon Raisin
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April 02, 2019Reviewer: A guest* I really like these bagels, I’ve purchased them twice already. They really fill you up and taste great.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpfulMarch 25, 2019Reviewer: Chelsea in New Jersey* I am so confused.... when I first ordered these it said 1 bagel was a serving and calories was 86/bagel. The next time I ordered them it said a serving was 1/2 a bagel and that it’s 150 cal/half bagel. If it’s really 300 calories per bagel I definitely would not recommend.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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March 18, 2019Reviewer: sara in Italy* I can no longer live without this product.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Cinnamon Raisin
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpfulMarch 13, 2019Reviewer: Jessica in Minnesota* Love them! They looked strange when I got them because they're so thin, but when I toasted it with cream cheese and butter it was amazing! Will definitely order again. I had the plain bagels.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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March 06, 2019Reviewer: A guest* I didn’t think I was missing bread on keto but when I was recently visiting my sister-in-law she had some of these bagels. We split one, and I can’t describe how delicious it tasted! When i got home I immediately ordered some, and they’re gone already so I ordered more. The cinnamon has a great texture and is delicious alone or with peanut butter (I use natural crunchy). The plain is also great and doesn’t taste like a low carb bread product. They’re big enough to be a whole meal. Delicious, great texture and very low carb. Great with or without toasting them!
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February 17, 2019Reviewer: Michele in Florida* The simply plain taste very good and are low calorie. They are very filling and good flavour.
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February 13, 2019Reviewer: Karen in Nebraska* These are quite palatable if they are sliced thin and toasted. I was surprised, because low carb bread in general is not good and I've tried them all. If these were pre-sliced it would be nice, especially if they were thinly sliced, but they aren't, so I slice them and put them in the freezer. I might try LC Foods bread now. I will buy these again. They are the best low carb bread product I've found so far.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpfulJanuary 22, 2019Reviewer: Richard in Texas* Though the product tasted ok (like wheat bread, basically), it has a serious problem if you are trying to be Keto.
After eating one bagel with cream cheese, my blood sugar rose from 80 to 120 and stayed over 110 for 3 hours. This is very high for me on Keto. Typically I can eat low carb desserts, lots of meat, low carb tortillas, even Quest bars and my blood sugar won't go over 90.
Now, this product claims to only be 1.5 carbs per bagel. This seems very unlikely if it shot my blood sugar up that much. I do NOT recommend this product for those on relatively strict keto.
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January 12, 2019Reviewer: Elizabeth in New York* These are the best you can get if a real bagel doesn’t work with your diet restrictions. So glad I found these - low carb and low calories! Thank you!!This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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January 11, 2019Reviewer: Heidi in Indiana* I have been doing low carb for 9 years and have tried SO MANY bread products only to be disappointed but THESE ARE AMAZING! I'm about to order more! Wish they were pre-sliced but when toasted the outside has that crispy texture and inside has the chewy texture, just like a regular bagel. I had the plain ones and just ate them toasted with butter and there is no weird aftertaste. They were so good that I ate two of them for breakfast. Price is a bit steep, as most low carb products are, but these are worth every penny. Must try! So yum.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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January 11, 2019Reviewer: Jessie in New Jersey* These are so good that once I tried them I immediately ordered 3 more packages.
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January 04, 2019Reviewer: Lisa in Illinois* Awesome low carb treat! Love the texture.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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January 01, 2019Reviewer: Lisa in Illinois* Definitely chewy! Great low carb option. I plan to buy again.
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December 10, 2018Reviewer: Anne in Canada* Sans Farine d'amande pu autre noix c'est génial. Grillé excellent.
No almond flour or nuts. genius. Toast very grate..
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November 18, 2018Reviewer: tracie in Alabama* These are ah-mazing. I toast mine and use just butter or cream cheese!This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Cinnamon Raisin
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October 16, 2018Reviewer: marion in Virginia* These to me taste like regular bagels. No aftertaste and very filling. Low carb and low calorie.
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October 09, 2018Reviewer: marion in Virginia* These are the best low carb bagels anywhere. Great texture and taste. Can't get enough of them!
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July 30, 2018Reviewer: Tonya in North Carolina* I ordered these because I saw all the great reviews.I am not sure if I got a bad batch but the ones we got were so bad we threw them away. I ordered the Cinnamon Raisin ones and they did not look, feel or taste anything like a bagel to myself or my husband. There was a fake sweetener taste and the texture just wan't like a bagel.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Cinnamon Raisin
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpfulJuly 22, 2018Reviewer: Andrea in New Jersey* I wish I could give half stars, because these deserve more than 4, but less than 5, stars. For 2ish net carbs, there's really nothing to complain about, aside from them not being pre-sliced. Since the suggestion is to freeze them, you have to let them sit out a few minutes before slicing and toasting. No biggie.
I bought the cinnamon raisin flavor and while the smell while toasting was promising, the flavor didn't quite meet expectations. These were not sweet, at all. They actually contain barberries, which are more tart than raisins. I was expecting a sweeter dough, but found it more savory. It was filling enough that I could only eat half of it, which is great.
Texture-wise, I love that the inside is similar to an english muffin and I love the crisp chewiness after a few minutes in the toaster. I'm going to look at whipping up a swerve cinnamon cream cheese option, which may help.
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July 01, 2018Reviewer: Stacey in California* The flavor is good. The only thing that bothered me was that they are not presliced. It's a bother for someone like me who needs to grab and go in the morning.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Cinnamon Raisin
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June 21, 2018Reviewer: Sandy in Arizona* They don't look amazing, but next to the other low carb bagel products these are fantastic - texture is just right and they are soft and amazing. Have had trouble with some other brands arriving kind of hard on one side. I was pleasantly surprised when I took the first bite. Even though they are expensive they are worth it.
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June 04, 2018Reviewer: Lisa in Pennsylvania* Pretty good toasted. Excellent when you want something crunchy to shmear your cream cheese on. Wish they were pre-sliced. Wish they weren't so expensive.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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April 22, 2018Reviewer: Charlene in Florida* It doesn't taste too bad. I'm going to have to try the cinnamon one.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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March 21, 2018Reviewer: Phyllis in Texas* Completely eliminating bread is challenging, because I can have bread at every meal. These bagels are a great solution as they are low carb and great tasting so I settle for bread at breakfast; which is better than none at all.
They toast well and are larger than the standard bagel.
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March 17, 2018Reviewer: Anita in North Carolina* These taste great. Love the low carbs!
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March 16, 2018Reviewer: Elaine in Colorado* Cinnamon raisin bagels were good, especially toasted with cream cheese.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Cinnamon Raisin
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March 06, 2018Reviewer: Jenna in Tennessee* I am not crazy about the chewy than wet consistency of the flax, which is why I prefer the great low carb bagels, the 65 calorie ones, they are not filled with flax. I have long ago given up on a real bagel. Have fond memories of waiting in the predawn dark at the bagel bakeries in NY and enjoying the ambiance, smell and finally the flavor of a well crafted bagel These are not even close again the culprit is flax. These must be toasted at least, I would rather toast a great low carb bagel and stuff it with sandwich fillings, so much better. I might consider buying them again if they were cheaper.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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0 of 2 people found the following review helpfulJanuary 04, 2018Reviewer: Sandy in Arizona* These are fantastic. I would not normally spend this much per bagel, but I bought one package to give it a try. The color is off, they look like multigrain so I wasn't hopeful when I got them. Was I ever wrong! They are fresh and delicious, barely a difference from a bakery bagel. I am going to make an exception to my budget as the previous low carb bagels I had been purchasing pale in comparison. Im sold.
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December 12, 2017Reviewer: Irina in Arizona* I ordered it because I saw all the great reviews.I am not sure if I got a bad batch. I ordered the Cinnamon Raisin and mine looked like a flattened square. I cut it in half and toasted it and spread some cream cheese on it, but it did not look, feel or taste anything like a bagel to me. There was a fake sweetener taste to mine. I will probably not order these again. I enjoy the Great Low Carb Bread Company bagels better.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Cinnamon Raisin
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December 01, 2017Reviewer: Tami in Ohio* I give these bagels a 4 rating because they are very oddly shaped and a little thin, which made them difficult to slice in half. Also, in my opinion, a little over $2 a bagel seems excessively priced. This was my first time ordering this brand. I however love the way they toasted up in the toaster. They got slightly crispy on the outside, but still chewy. I only put butter on them, but I'm sure cream cheese would also be divine. As with any low carb item, don't expect to find an exact substitute for it's high carb laden counterpart. That said, these have a great flavor.This review is specific to NY Style Boiled Bagels, Simply Plain
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November 27, 2017Reviewer: Eden in New Jersey* Being from NY I can tell you these are nothing like a NY bagel and I doubt you will ever find a low carb version that comes close. That being said they aren’t bad. They kind of remind me of and english muffin. Quite tasty for low carb.
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September 15, 2017Reviewer: Linda in Arizona* I just love these bagels. One reviewer stated they are more like wheat rolls and that is probably true, however they taste fantastic. I have just placed an order for more since I don't want to ever be without them. I cannot tell they are low carb at all and I am now an avid purchaser of this product.
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June 22, 2017Reviewer: Elisabeth in Massachusetts* I've lived in NYC and though they differ from "real" New York bagels, they do have a nice chew and texture...especially for the nutrition info! I will definitely order again!
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May 18, 2017Reviewer: Cherie in Pennsylvania* WOW! These are really delicious when toasted and spread with cream cheese or Smart Balance. And they are a pretty big size for ONLY 86 calories and a couple of carbs! Worth the price and I liked them better than any other low carb bagel (more like a roll) that I have tried. BUT, I suggest you freeze them rather than refrigerate if you don't eat them all right away!
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January 14, 2017Reviewer: David in Pennsylvania* Acceptable for a lo carb diet. I only like them when toasted until they are just about burnt.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpfulAugust 04, 2016Reviewer: Alex in Florida* Love these. A lot of low carb breads either have texture of cardboard or are made with nut flour which makes them taste pretty good, but very high in calories and the texture is off. These taste great and more importantly they are the closest to a 'bagel texture' I ever found and I've been watching my carbs for almost 2 decades. Yes - they are somewhat expensive, but a regular bagel at Panera for example is ~$1.50 for a 300 colorie carb-bomb. Not to mention that these are made out of much more expensive ingredients than your regular baked goods. Also if you ever tried baking a low carb bread product you know how hard it is to create anything edible, let alone correct in texture, especially if you do not want to rely on nut flours. Bagels in particular are hard to get right even with 'conventional ingredients'. So I say these are definitely worth it.
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March 31, 2016Reviewer: Pam in Oklahoma* Love these! I slice, toast and either add a spread or make bagel sandwiches. The carb count is fabulous for a T1 diabetic!
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1 of 2 people found the following review helpfulMarch 14, 2016Reviewer: Jennifer in Missouri* Good but not $6.50 good, that price for THREE bagels is OUTRAGEOUS.
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December 15, 2015Reviewer: Betty in Washington* These are smaller than your regular carb loaded bagels, but very delicious. Absolutely satisfy any bread craving you may have. I love them!
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpfulNovember 23, 2015Reviewer: A customer in Indiana* Okay, yes, I agree with the other reviewer that these bagels have more in common with whole-wheat dinner rolls than bagels. Maybe they need a name change, but they are seriously delicious. My diet is low-calorie/low-carb, and most low-carb breads out there are too high-calorie for me. These are wonderful. The bread is soft and tender and moist and practically melts in your mouth. Granted, I've been living the keto lifestyle for nearly two years, so someone who's used to "normal" bread may very well have a different reaction, but for a low-carb lifer who's craving bread, these hit the spot. Too pricey to buy regularly, but perfect for holidays and other special occasions.
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November 21, 2015Reviewer: Gerard in New York* These are not bagels. They don't look like bagels, nor do they taste anything like a bagel. Best description of these in both taste and appearance would be whole wheat rolls.