Tesco Cinnamon and Raisin bagels

I love Bagels and for the last 2 weeks i've had a Bagel for breakfast. I've had 3 different kinds. They were the brand named ones - New York Bagel Co, Asda's own bakery ones and these ones from Tesco. So which ones are better? Asda ones, but i'm here to review the Tesco ones. These come in packs of 4 and cost me 95p last week. You also get these in just original flavour, but my favourite Bagels are Cinnamon and Raisin. I didn't taste the cinnamon at all, but there were 4-5 juicy raisins mixed through the dough. These are quite thick and fat and I know you can eat them cold with filling in them, but I always just toast them and add some butter. I cut ...

I first had bagels while I was in New York and I really loved them, friends took us to a place in Brooklyn in the early hours of the morning after a nights clubbing and we all had a pretty big appetite and I remember having scrambled eggs some hash brwons and two gagels with cream cheese, one onion and one poppy seed. When I got back to England I was keen to repeat the experience with some bagels however they are a bit hard to find so I was pleased to find that Tesco did as election of bagels and these Cinnamon and Raisin ones were one of the available flavours. First of these were a million miles away in quality terms from those I enjoyed that ...

Oddly enough, I was introduced to bagels in Beijing of all places, where an enterprising Chinese lady with American connections recognised a niche in the market. Sure enough, the bagels were soon snapped up by westerners and even some Chinese. One I had tasted the cinnamon and raisin variety, I was hooked. Recent adverts for New York bagels jogged my memory and I have been searching for a replacement for the bagels I enjoyed so much in China. So far, I have tried Sainsbury’s and Tesco’s own cinnamon and raisin variety and have decided to review Tesco’s first. What is a bagel? According to Wikipedia, the bagel (or sometimes beigel) first originated in ...