Lender's Original Plain Bagels, 6 count, Pre-sliced Refrigerated Bagels, 17.1 oz Bag

Lender's is a brand my family has requested over and over. They have a great taste and are especially good toasted. Sandwiches, pbj, anything actually taste great on them. They are exactly what a bagel should taste like. Only brand I buy. They cost a little more than the ordinary bagels but are well worth it the price and Walmart has a great price on them always.

For many years they were number one. A very large company bought them and immediately started skimping on quality and that completely ruined them. I stopped buying them at that time until recently when I gave them another chance and to my complete surprise they came out on top and more

I love bagels so much that I can remember the very first time my Dad brought them home. I was about five years old. The smell of them toasting takes me right back to that day so many years ago. I've tried lots of bagels and these are authentic, reasonably priced and tasty.

Favorite toaster bagel! Not mushy - a light toasting gives a nice outer crunch while maintaining a tasty textured inside. I'm not a cream cheese person, I prefer this with butter and/or raspberry jam. This also pairs well with ham and cheese, or even cooked chicken for a more protein packed, more filling sandwich. Either way, it's a quick, easy, tasty breakfast.

I'm not comparing these bagels to any other brand. If you've had Lender's bagels and like them price is great. I may be jinxing myself, but they are always in stock. When I was a city girl a fresh bagel maybe still warm was easy to find. Now a country mouse with a mouse's purse Lender's bagels good bang for the buck.

ive been a fan of lenders for many years. its been my experience, after sampling more expensive brands, that lenders stands up well to microvaving, toasters, or toaster ovens. they are especially good after 25 seconds in the mw, then the toaster for about 1 min, then for a quick mini sandwich throw a couple of slices of great value sliced ham and cream cheese. fantastic! consumers out there; keep paying more for big names, or try lenders. you wont go back.

Well, it's allegedly in a bag of 6 and yet a bag with only 5 arrived. they were mushed together and severely anemic looking . I'm not a Karen and I don't feel personally antagonized the way most Americans seem to get if god forbid something they spent their precious money on, wasn't om-yaz-ingly perfect so I didnt complain about it bc truthfully it made me laugh, like I imagine some shopper or someone start fiending for a bagel like a street walker for a rock , crying as they recite we are powerless over our addiction but unable to resist the sweet doughy allure.

Your first choice in a bagel should always be freshly made. That said, if you can't get to a bakery or even the local bakery section of the grocery store, these will fill in ok. They're very chewy though. so after you toast them and spread whateer you spread on them, you'll likely want to cut them with a serated edge knife into 5 equal sections. If you don't, you will be wearing all that spread in your lap. It's very hard to bite off a piece because they're so chewy. The flavor is good, but I really suggest cutting them into bit-sized pieces.

I'm tired of buying bagels only for them to have mold on them after a day or two. I don't have to worry about that with these frozen ones. The bagels have a decent taste, and are really good with cream cheese. I'm going to try the blueberry ones the next time I crave bagels.

The second week in a row that Great Value Bagels were listed in stock. And when I went to pick order up it wasn't shopped. Told out 9f stock. Went into the store for second week in a row and there actually were 4 Great Value bagel packages in stock.