Monday, October 20, 2014

Bantam Bagels Review



I was contacted by Bantam Bagels a few months back to see if I wanted to give them a try. I am a bagel lover, but try not to eat too many due to all the carbs and calories. These bagel balls, with various fillings, are a great way to enjoy a bite of a bagel, without eating the whole thing. I thought they were a great idea. The bagels were tasty, however, I thought the fillings could have been a bit more pronounce. They are also available on QVC which has a very large gourmet food inventory. Here is some more info on these little guys for you: 

- Bantam Bagels, mini filled bagels, that have changed New Yorkers perspective on the classic New York City bagel, announced nationwide shipping. Different than any other New York bagel, these bite sized  wonders known as "Bantams," are filled instead of topped, allowing for easy eating on-the-go. The brand has been changing the way New Yorkers bagel since opening their first location in the West Village last September. With their new shipping model in place,  anyone in the US will have a chance to bite into New York City's most beloved Bleecker Street "mini filled bagel balls" The new online ordering system can be accessed on the Bantam Bagels website, www.bantambagels.com.

 Bantam is offering Direct To Consumer (DTC) variety packs of 6 flavors that will be available for national shipping. The "DTC" flavors will include: The Classic, which is a plain bagel filled with plain cream cheese; Everybody's Favorite, an everything bagel  filled with freshly chopped vegetable cream cheese; Hot Pretzel, a pretzel bagel topped with sea salt and filled with Dijon mustard and sharp cheddar cream cheese; Grandma JoJo, an Italian spiced bagel filled with fresh basil pesto cream cheese; Cookies &  Milk, a brown sugar walnut bagel with a sweet chocolate chip cream cheese and French Toast, a cinnamon nutmeg egg bagel filled with a buttery, maple syrupy cream cheese. The "DTC" flavors will be shipped frozen to customers along with instructions on how to  heat them up. Customers can purchase the 3 dozen variety packs for $35.95 (plus shipping) with a 10% discount when using the promo code "bitethehole." Husband and wife, Nick and Elyse Oleksak, from Brooklyn New York, are the owners and inventors of the esteemed  Bantam. "Our goal with Bantam Bagels was to take something that's iconic, delicious, and indulgent, and present it in a new and exciting way. We're focused on changing the way people think and feel about bagels and are excited to share what we have created in New York City, to households all over the US," said Elyse. "Everyone knows New Yorkers love their bagels and that is a big part of why we decided to start our business here. New York is known for its bagels. We now have the opportunity to share NYC's most
 iconic food staple, with people across the country," said Co-Owner and Founder Nick Oleksak. Bantam Bagels will also be launching a complete rebrand at the beginning of the month which will include a new logo and website layout. Bantam will soon announce details of this rebrand, which marks another exciting period for Bantam Bagels! 


ABOUT BANTAM BAGELS Bantam \ 'ban-tuhm \ Bagels produces fresh, filled, artisanal bagel balls known as “Bantams.” Different than any other New York bagel, Bantams are filled instead of
 topped, allowing for on-the-go, guilt-free eating. With Bantam Bagels you can enjoy your beloved crispy, chewy, perfectly baked New York bagel in a unique miniature version. Baked fresh every day, and with a variety of delicious cream cheese and bagel combinations  to choose from, Bantam's guilt-free morsels allow you to taste multiple flavors in one sitting without feeling guilty about eating too much of a great thing. Bantam Bagels offers a big flavor for the price of a small indulgence. For more information please  visit, Bantam Bagels




Disclaimer: I was provided this product for this review. My opinions are my own.





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