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In the meantime, check out some of the press we’ve received to date:

A hand holding a moldy bagel with black and white mold on it, outdoors in a park with trees in the background.
Two women preparing homemade bagels in a kitchen, one smiling and holding a tray of shaped dough, the other reaching for more dough. The scene is related to learning how to make bagels for Yom Kippur.
Man with glasses eating a bagel in front of a cafe window promoting the NYC Bagel Diet at Café Anne.
Interior of a bakery or deli with a menu board overhead, a person working behind the counter, and display cases filled with baked goods.
Three images showing a bagel tour in New York City: a diverse group of people walking outdoors, a display of colorful rainbow bagels, and two people eating bagels indoors.
Tray of assorted bagels including plain, sesame, and chocolate chip varieties.
Front page of a Forbes article with the headline 'Everything Is Coming Up Bagels In Greenwich Village And Chelsea'.
Hand holding a poppy seed bagel with cream cheese, outdoors in a park.
News12 Bronx article about Brooklyn's best bagel shops with NYC Bagel Tours, showing a rainbow-colored bagel being sliced.
Two men smiling and holding bagels with cream cheese and smoked salmon in a bakery or cafe setting.
A magazine page about bagels, featuring a photo of a woman with braided hair, sunglasses, and a big smile, holding a bagel with cream cheese, with a colorful background.
Three bagels with different toppings on parchment paper, one topped with sesame seeds, one with chocolate and crushed nuts, and one plain, sitting on a wooden surface.
Two men holding a basket of bagels, one in a red shirt and the other in a purple shirt with bagel patterns, on a city street.

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