so I love bagels, and I always take them double toasted. Whenever i buy a few in bulk , n try to toast them at home in the toaster oven, they get tooo crispy and hard-to-bite into. What can I do to eat my tim’s bagels, exactly like they do it… at home?
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Did you try experimenting with the toaster timer settings?
so I love bagels, and I always take them double toasted. Whenever i buy a few in bulk , n try to toast them at home in the toaster oven, they get tooo crispy and hard-to-bite into. What can I do to eat my tim's bagels, exactly like they do it... at home?
You can't. See, its the added sweatiness of their palms which ensures the right amount of crunchiness!
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toast em on a skillet at relatively high heat.
most toasters heat both sides, i hate it when my bagels outside is toasted too.
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toast them in oventoaster..
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do u keep em in the fridge? if so, microwave em for a few seconds than toast at a very light setting for more time
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I toast them in regular toaster and they come out just fine.
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what does double toasted mean? Oprah mentioned that she likes her bagels that way too on her show a couple days ago and I was wondering what that meant.
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double toasted = crunchy and slightly charred.
I toast them in regular toaster and they come out just fine.
I exactly do the same thing and they are fine
hmm cool suggestions guys. I think the problem is more with the fact that the bagel gets toasted on both sides. I don't store them in the fridge, but before popping them in the oven toaster, i microwave them for like 15 secs.
A commercial bagel toaster only toasts the bagels on the inside.. and given that I like em double toasted, perhaps I really should play with the oven settings. I wonder if they sell those commercial bagel toasters for cheap for household use...