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Bagel

Bagel is a dense, chewy ring-shaped bread of Eastern European Jewish origin that is now a common breakfast and sandwich staple in many cuisines. It is known for its shiny crust (often from boiling before baking) and ability to hold toppings and fillings without becoming soggy. As a bread product, Bagel is carbohydrate-forward and provides about 52.4g per 100g; it also contributes some protein and small amounts of B-vitamins and selenium. Many commercially made bagels are made from refined flour, so they tend to be lower in fiber and certain micronutrients than whole-grain alternatives. From a health perspective, bagels are convenient and filling when paired with protein or healthy fats (for example, eggs, nut butter or smoked fish), but choosing whole-grain varieties or smaller portions can improve their fiber and micronutrient profile and make them more sustaining.

Vegetarian · Lactose free · Processed · ~1.10€/100g

Kinome Health Grade

C-

Fair

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Nutrition

Macronutrients per selected portion. Averaged from verified sources.

Calories

264 kcal

13% of Daily kcal · energy-dense

Protein

11 g

21% RDI

Fat

1.3 g

0.4g sat fat

Carbs

52 g

19% RDI

Sugar

8.4 g

17% RDI

Fiber

1.6 g

5% RDI

Salt

0.4 g

8% RDI

Nutrition quality

Scored against dietary guidelines. Tap rows for a deeper breakdown.

Composite score - weighted by current nutrition science

C- · 5.2 / 10

Healthy alternatives

Ingredients that rank higher on the overall quality profile and might substitute well in some recipes.

Frequently asked

Q.01Is Bagel healthy?

Bagel is rated moderate (Health Grade C-) per 100g and can be part of a balanced diet.

Q.03What NOVA processing level is Bagel?

Bagel is NOVA 3 - Processed.

Q.05Is Bagel lactose free?

Yes, Bagel is lactose free.

Q.02What are the macros in Bagel?

100g of Bagel contains 264 kcal, 10.6g protein, 52.4g carbohydrates, 1.32g fat, and 1.6g fiber.

Q.04Is Bagel vegetarian?

Yes, Bagel is vegetarian but not vegan.

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