"Green bagels are not native to Ireland, or really anywhere for that matter, but, just like Corned Beef and Cabbage, they have become a festive staple around St. Patrick's Day on Long Island. Not everyone sells them, and if you have a hankering for one, you should call ahead and make sure they are in stock."
"Some bakeries and bagel shops go as far making shamrock-shaped green bagels. It's also good to order ahead, if you want more than one."
Green bagels have emerged as a festive St. Patrick's Day staple on Long Island, despite having no authentic Irish origins, similar to the tradition of Corned Beef and Cabbage. Not all bagel shops and bakeries carry them, making it essential to call ahead to confirm availability. Some establishments go beyond standard green bagels by creating shamrock-shaped varieties. Ordering in advance is particularly important for customers wanting multiple bagels. Long Island offers numerous locations where green bagels can be purchased, including Hot Bagels Delox, Your Bagel Cafe, H & E Bagel Cafe, Reisterer's, Goldberg's Famous Bagels, A&S Bagels, Bagelry, Seacliff Bagel, Bagels By The Bay, and The Eccentric Bagel.
Read at Patchogue, NY Patch
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