My father was a bagel baker in NY from Russia, in the 30s through the 60s. I worked in the bakery in the 50s doing odd jobs, and your methods look identically as I remember then way back when. Congratulations on keeping the traditions alive, I would love to visit Montreal and sample a "real" bagel.
How proud your grandfather would be of the continuing success and loyalty that Fairmount Bagels has and may it be so for many years more to come ....Congratulations 🌈👍
I have been coming to Fairmont throughout my whole life. Now I live in Boston and drive back "home" just to bring back ten dozen bagels across the Border. Now my sons are doing the same thing. The best bagels in the World!
That is true on the water. Our local Italian bakeries make wonderful bread, but everyone says if you try and make it outside of our area of NY the bread is not the same. It came down to the mineral in the water adding a certain flavor to the dough. Some say it's not true, but most agree...
For me I prefer the Fairmount bagels (some prefer the St-Viateur ones). But for the quality, sorry, for some years, it's is not always the same. Nowdays, Fairmount bagels have multiple POS through the Quebec province. The production has increase a lot. It's the normaliiy now to enter the shop and to see walls of bagels packages, ready to be sent. Of course this production increase came with a variable quality, with time.
On ne peut se dire réellement Montréalais sans être allé au moins une fois chercher ses bagels tout juste sortis du four au beau milieu de la nuit. On en achète une douzaine mais il est impossible de résister à la tentation d'en déguster un avant d'être rentré à la maison.
Arabs are excellent bakers, not to mention that they invented the grains and agriculture and writing and civilization and sophistication and spread it into the world.
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