Davidovich Bagels Are Headed to Thailand

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Name: Marc Fintz
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Davidovich Bagels Are Headed to Thailand

"Thailand statue" by @Doug88888 is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0.February 21, 2023 (NYC),- All Natural Products’ Davidovich Bakery announced today that it has reached a historic agreement that will bring NYC’s most beloved kettle boiled, plank baked, artisan Kosher, Pas Yisroel bagels to Thailand.

Company spokesperson and author of The History of Bagels in America, Marc Fintz, said “The continued international demand for our authentic NewYork City water boiled bagels has continued to skyrocket. The rise of the global marketplace of the 21st Century has exposed people from all corners of the globe to our authentic bagels and the desire to introduce them to marketplaces from the Middle East to the Pacific Rim has been one of our largest growth segments.”

In addition to being found in the finest retailers in New York City, Davidovich Bagels can be found throughout the United States, the Far East, parts of Europe, the Middle East and, starting in 2023, Thailand.   Thailand is a land of beautiful beaches, majestic Elephants, Siamese cats, Buddhist traditions and, now, Davidovich Bagels.

You don’t have to go to Thailand to find these famous bagels, because they are everywhere fine foods are sold.

About Davidovich Bakery

For years New Yorkers enjoyed these delicious traditional bagels without ever even knowing the name of the Artisans who produced them. Then the word started to spread. People around NYC, around the United States, and all around the world started to talk about these unique, throwbacks to the original days of bagel making, the Davidovich Bagel.Davidovich Bagels Are Headed to Thailand

Sold in the finest establishments in the world. Davidovich Bagels use the finest ingredients, are hand made, kettle boiled, plank baked, Non GMO, and Kosher. Davidovich Bagels have been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Time Magazine, Forbes, The NY Daily News, The Village Voice, The Forward, and many, many more publications. Featured on ABC News, The Jon Stewart Show, The History Channel, The Discovery Channel, Andrew Zimmern’s Bizarre Foods and many more television programs.

Most recently Davidovich Bagels were presented to the US Congress’s Bagel Caucus as an example of “TRUE NYC BAGELS”.

Davidovich Prepares for PRIDE Month 2022 With the PRIDE Bagel

Davidovich Prepares for PRIDE Month 2022 With the PRIDE Bagel
Davidovich Prepares for PRIDE Month 2022 With the PRIDE Bagel
Davidovich Prepares for PRIDE Month 2022 With the PRIDE Bagel

May 26, 2022 (NYC)- Davidovich Prepares for PRIDE Month 2022 With the PRIDE Bagel.  JUNE marks PRIDE month around the world and there will be major PRIDE Month celebrations in cities around the United States. In New York City, the place where PRIDE month originated is also the home of the world famous Davidovich Bagels.

The Davidovich Rainbow Bagel is a hand crafted, layered work of Artisan goodness. It has also been adopted as the Official Bagel of PRIDE month around the country. Hand Made, kettle boiled, plank baked, and made by hand with only the best ingredients.

The Davidovich Rainbow Bagel is available where fine foods are sold or online at: http://www.thebagel.info

June 1, 2022 will mark the annual PRIDE parade in New York City and major cities around the US.  Look for people eating the Davidovich Rainbow Bagel at those events and send us those photos!

The History of PRIDE MONTH in NYC:

June 27, 1973
Igniting a Movement
Early in the morning on June 28, police raided the Stonewall Inn, a Greenwich Village bar that had become a staple of New York City’s underground gay community. But this time, tired of the ongoing raids, community members fought back, striking what would become known as The Stonewall Riots.
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A Tribute to The Creator Of The Rainbow Bagel

A Tribute to The Creator Of The Rainbow Bagel
A Tribute to The Creator Of The Rainbow Bagel
A Tribute to The Creator Of The Rainbow Bagel

May 10, 2022- (NYC)A Tribute to The Creator Of The Rainbow Bagel.  On Monday it was announced that the creator of the famed Rainbow Bagel was closing his last NYC Based bagel Shop due to “health concerns”.

https://www.brooklynpaper.com/the-bagel-shop-rainbow-bagel-closes/

Davidovich Bakery wishes him well.  We introduced our version of the Artisan Rainbow Bagel several years ago and it has become a unique and popular items because of its stark contrast to the color pallet of normal bagels.

What goes into a Davidovich Rainbow Bagel?   Well, like all Davidovich Bagels the Rainbow Bagel is made with the best ingredients.  It is kettle boiled, plank baked, Kosher, and really good.

What makes it unique?  This labor of love involves each colored layer being separately created and then delicately hand crafted into the swirl of Rainbow you see in the finished product.  This is why this product is usually more highly priced than a traditional bagel.  It takes about 5x as much work to hand craft this beauty thank say, a Plain, or Pumpernickel bagel.  However, people feel it is worth it.

You can still purchase the famed Davidovich Bagels directly, or through any of our discerning Food Distributors.

Feel free to email us for more at:  sales@allnp.com

New Jersey Families Love Davidovich Bagels

August 8, 2018-    For years New Jersey families has to cross the Hudson River to get NYC’s finest Bagels.   Now, thanks to Davidovich Bagels, the artisan, kettle boiled, Planked bagels that NYC is famous for are available all over the Garden State.

When going to your local Supermarket, Gourmet Deli,  and coffee shop if they don’t have Davidovich Bagels you need to walk out and find a discerning reseller that ONLY sells the most famous and beloved bagels in the world, Davidovich.

If you need help finding Davidovich Bagels please contact our sales team at sales@allnp.com

View our New Jersey Sales Video:

https://youtu.be/BeNDxk7PEHQ

A Brief History of the Bagel

A bagel is a round bread, with a hole in the middle made of simple ingredients:  high-gluten flour, yeast, salt, water, and malt.  Its dough is boiled, then baked, and the result should be a rich caramel color.  It should not be pale and blond.  A bagel should weigh five ounces or less and should make a slight crackling sound when you bite into it.  A bagel should be eaten warm and, ideally, should be no more than four to five hours old when consumed.  All else is not a bagel.

The bagel’s birthplace is considered to be Poland.  A story popular in the United States is that the first bagel was produced as a tribute to Jan Sobieski, 17th Century King of Poland, after he saved Austria from Turkish invaders at the battle of Vienna in 1683.  According to Maria Balinska, the author of “The Bagel: The Surprising History of a Modest Bread” (Yale University Press) it is just that-a story.

The first known reference to the bagel among Jews in Poland, according to Balinska, precedes the Battle of Vienna by seven decades.  It is found, she says, in regulations issued in Yiddish in 1610 by the Jewish Council of Krakow outlining how much Jewish households were permitted to spend in celebrating the circumcision of a baby boy- “to avoid making Gentile neighbors envious, and also to make sure poorer Jews weren’t living above their means.”

Eastern European immigrants arriving in the United States at the turn of the 20thcentury brought the bagel with them to the streets of the Lower East Side.  The rise of the bagel in New York in inextricably tied to that of the trade unions, specifically Bagel Bakers Local 338, a federation of nearly 300 bagel craftsmen formed in NYC in the early 1900s.

Local 338 was, by all accounts, a tough and unswerving union.  It was set up according to strict rules that limited new membership to the sons of current members.  By 1915, it controlled 36 bagel bakeries in New York and New Jersey.  These bakeries produced the original New York Bagels, the standard against which all others are still, in some manner judged.

What did they look like?  They were a mere three ounces.  They were smaller and denser than their modern descendants with a crustier exterior and chewier interior.   They were made entirely by hand.

Local 338 held its ironclad grip on the bagel market for nearly half a century, until industrial bagel-making machines were introduced into the market in the early 1960s.  The introduction of the bagel machines meant any retailer or bakery owner could make their own bagels with non-union help.

Today Davidovich Bagels are the links to the Old World bagels brought to the Lower East Side of New York.   They are:

  • Kosher-Pas Yisroel
  • Retarded for 18-24 hours
  • Hand Made
  • Kettle Boiled
  • Plank Baked
  • Double Seeded
  • All Natural
  • Certified Made in NYC

and now for the modern World concerns

  • Non-GMO Certified
  • Vegan (except Egg)