Where to get the best deals to celebrate National Bagel Day
The bagel was first introduced in the U.S. via Polish-Jewish immigrants. Bakeries made bagels by hand until the 1960s, when the bagel maker was created.
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Jan 15, 2023, 3:00 PM
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4h agoSunday is National Bagel Day, and some eateries are celebrating with special deals.
The bagel was first introduced in the U.S. via Polish-Jewish immigrants. Bakeries made bagels by hand until the 1960s, when the bagel maker was created.
In honor of the special day, Dunkin is offering a buy one, get one free deal to rewards members.
Einstein Bros. Bagels is offering $2 off any egg sandwich when you order online using the code CRAVE.
Panera is offering their club members $1 off bagels for the day.
Manhattan Bagel is celebrating by giving customers a chance to win a $50 gift card and other deals for the reward members.
