Bagels? Are they considered a clean food?

[WesCracker]

As in trying to eat clean??

[mcwhirt33]

Bagels? No. I would not define them as a clean food. Delicious, yes. Carbohydrate dense as ****, also yes.

[eliseash]

Do you adhere to the five second rule after you've dropped it?

[ironwill2008]

As in trying to eat clean??

Only if they're slathered in either peanut butter and honey, or cream cheese.

[MITCHAPAL00ZA]

are you serious? Stop with the "clean" and "dirty" food mindset and read the stickies at the top of this sub forum....Quantities (and their subsequent caloric values) of food is what is will affect weight loss/gain, not the name of the food item...I eat ice cream almost every night but manage to fit it into my caloric goals...check the AVI, clearly "eating dirty" has had no ill effects for me.

[egoneo]

As in trying to eat clean??

Bagels are dirty if your definition of clean = minimally processed and dirty = heavily processed

[psychodiver9]

Bagels? No. I would not define them as a clean food. Delicious, yes. Carbohydrate dense as ****, also yes.

Derp. Also Derp at suggesting you can choose the definition. Of it isn't clearly defined the. By definition it's not a valid term.

And op- they got you! They fuking or you

[WonderPug]

As in trying to eat clean??

They're whatever you decide they are, but your decision to call them "dirty" or "clean" will have absolutely no impact on the nutrients your body sees when you consume a bagel. And it's those nutrients in combination with everything else you eat that will determine the efficacy of your diet.

[SuffolkPunch]

Ping: synthetic

[Redstyx]

Eat the Western Bagels "Perfect 10" bagels. Nutritionally blow every other bagel away.