Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nobody eats bagels.
I think I recognize you from the no one eats mayo thread?
Anonymous wrote:This is a very petty post but I’m wondering if this is normal.
I love a good bagel and have ordered it the same way for most of my life: double toasted (everything or onion) bagel with cream cheese. I like the crispy texture, the melted cream cheese and the char of the toasted onions. I’m from NYC and this was a normal order and never had a problem.
I’ve lived in the DMV for over a decade and never once has a bagel shop actually toasted it the way I ask. They are not even hot to the touch and don’t even have a light toasted color. I’ve tried adjusting and saying “triple toasted” or “burn it” and it’s never toasted enough. What am I doing wrong?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Never heard of "double toasted". "Toasted, dark".
Even if you've never heard the phrase, it's pretty easy to infer what it means, no?
No.
[/b]It could mean toasted on both sides rather than only the cut side.[b]
I don't understand why you insist on ordering this way when it isn't getting the result you want. It works in NY/NJ? Great, do it there. But it's not working here, so use more words to explain what you want.
WTF do you think a toaster does? It toasts both sides.
Double toasted is self explanatory. For those with functioning brain cells
Anonymous wrote:Nobody eats bagels.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Never heard of "double toasted". "Toasted, dark".
Even if you've never heard the phrase, it's pretty easy to infer what it means, no?
No.
[/b]It could mean toasted on both sides rather than only the cut side.[b]
I don't understand why you insist on ordering this way when it isn't getting the result you want. It works in NY/NJ? Great, do it there. But it's not working here, so use more words to explain what you want.
WTF do you think a toaster does? It toasts both sides.
Double toasted is self explanatory. For those with functioning brain cells
For those with functioning toasters, there's a "Bagel" button that only toasts one side.
Your inability to bold correctly suggests that even the most basic technology is beyond you, but maybe there's someone who will help.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Never heard of "double toasted". "Toasted, dark".
Even if you've never heard the phrase, it's pretty easy to infer what it means, no?
No.
[/b]It could mean toasted on both sides rather than only the cut side.
I don't understand why you insist on ordering this way when it isn't getting the result you want. It works in NY/NJ? Great, do it there. But it's not working here, so use more words to explain what you want.
[b]WTF do you think a toaster does? It toasts both sides.
Double toasted is self explanatory. For those with functioning brain cells
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Never heard of "double toasted". "Toasted, dark".
Even if you've never heard the phrase, it's pretty easy to infer what it means, no?
No.
[/b]It could mean toasted on both sides rather than only the cut side.[b]
I don't understand why you insist on ordering this way when it isn't getting the result you want. It works in NY/NJ? Great, do it there. But it's not working here, so use more words to explain what you want.
WTF do you think a toaster does? It toasts both sides.
Double toasted is self explanatory. For those with functioning brain cells
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Never heard of "double toasted". "Toasted, dark".
Even if you've never heard the phrase, it's pretty easy to infer what it means, no?
No.
[/b]It could mean toasted on both sides rather than only the cut side.[b]
I don't understand why you insist on ordering this way when it isn't getting the result you want. It works in NY/NJ? Great, do it there. But it's not working here, so use more words to explain what you want.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Never heard of "double toasted". "Toasted, dark".
Even if you've never heard the phrase, it's pretty easy to infer what it means, no?
Anonymous wrote:I feel this, OP. My other pet peeve is when I order a bagel and cream cheese and instead of putting the cc on the bagel, they put it in a tiny little ramekin in an amount that barely covers half the bagel.
Anonymous wrote:Never heard of "double toasted". "Toasted, dark".