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Lazer
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Wesleyan University or Northern New Jersey
May 2003 time: 00:27
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You guys all have it wrong, unless the guy who said "salmon" means "lox."
The greatest - and I mean *greatest* - bagel must be a bagel with cream cheese and lox. Sometimes you want a slice of tomato; sometimes you don't. Lox spread may, if necessary, be used as a substitute for lox but the real thing is the best.
Soooooo good.
What sucks is I just went to Dunkin' Donuts here and I can't believe it: no lox spread! They have *strawberry* creamcheese (wtf is that?) but no lox. In fact, the person taking my order didn't know what lox was.
What is this world coming to?
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Kontiki
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Canada
Aug 2001 time: 00:27
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Bagels are inherently Jewish, so I'd have thought that any place with a a decent-sized Jewish population would have bagels.
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Lazer
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Wesleyan University or Northern New Jersey
May 2003 time: 00:27
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Bagels are inherently Jewish? Well, they're inherently central and east European, thus lots of Ashkenazi Jews eat them. Sephardi Jews, however, are from the Mediterranean areas (originally Spain) and, until at least the last 75 years, were the majority of Jews in the Low Countries and Britain. I don't know about now, though.
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Kontiki
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Canada
Aug 2001 time: 00:27
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quote: Originally posted by Lazer
Bagels are inherently Jewish? Well, they're inherently central and east European, thus lots of Ashkenazi Jews eat them. Sephardi Jews, however, are from the Mediterranean areas (originally Spain) and, until at least the last 75 years, were the majority of Jews in the Low Countries and Britain. I don't know about now, though. |
Yes, bagels are Jewish, but you're probably right about why they aren't popular in the UK - obviously not all "sects" (is that the correct term?) share the same culinary traditions.
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Lazer
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Wesleyan University or Northern New Jersey
May 2003 time: 00:27
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Kontiki,
Sects is not the right word. This is kind of through ethnicity - tho the DNA is basically the same - as in Central-Europe descended or Spain-descended. Better term might be tradition, though I'm a little uncomfortable w/ that as well. Hmmmm.....
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