How many bagels do New Jersey residents eat annually? New Jersey residents consumed an average 48 bagels each year, which breaks down to four bagels eaten each month.

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But what really is the most popular bagel and fillings in New Jersey, and just how often do residents consume the doughy delight? Shane Co.'s The Loupe, which covers a variety of trends and news ...

We want to do everything on a bagel,” Ballan said. “So we wanted to get the people who still just want a really good bagel, but also prefer the rolls and kind of meet them in the middle.” ...

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“How do I get bagels into more people’s hands?” he asked. “One way to do that is just go out there into the wilderness and see if people will come and eat my bagels and pay for them. ...

Even so, they do make a salt-and-pepper bagel “au poivre,” and a tingly, excellent bagel with Sichuan peppercorns, a play on the longstanding relationship New York Jews have with Chinese food.