Can bagels be described as hollow?

budgemook · 20-10-2009 04:26AM #1

I didn't know where to post this but....

can they? yes or no. I say no.

.... · 20-10-2009 04:44AM

no

In All Fairness · 20-10-2009 04:47AM

I'm one bad pun away from telling you exactly where you should have posted this..

Gordon · 20-10-2009 05:08AM

Nah, they're holy.

brendansmith · 20-10-2009 05:11AM

I say no too

Doc · 20-10-2009 05:16AM

The bagel itself is not hollow but it dose have a hollow.

edit: the more I think of it yes bagels can be described as hollow.

brendansmith · 20-10-2009 05:22AM

Doc wrote: »

The bagel itself is not hollow but it dose have a hollow.

edit: the more I think of it yes bagels can be described as hollow.

Tennisball = hollow,

A bagel = not hollow imo

budgemook · 20-10-2009 05:39AM

brendansmith wrote: »

Tennisball = hollow,

A bagel = not hollow imo

or a swimming ring is hollow but not a bagel

Doc · 20-10-2009 05:53AM

Hollow

noun: a cavity or space in something

verb: remove the inner part or the core of

adjective: not solid; having a space or gap or cavity

I know what you guys are saying but I think you could describe it as hollow.

Dartz · 20-10-2009 06:13AM

It's not hollow, it's a ring.

Gordon · 20-10-2009 06:15AM

Doc wrote: »

I know what you guys are saying but I think you could describe it as hollow.

Would you classify a ring as being hollow?!

The_B_Man · 20-10-2009 06:20AM

what about a donut?

or..

what about chain links? are they all hollow or do they have a combined hollowness?

what about a jam donut without the jam? mmmm i want a ring donut now. and also a jam donut!! if only they could invent a machine that put jam in ring donuts!!!

wait, i can put jam on a bagel!! :eek:

Zulu · 20-10-2009 06:40AM

No, I wouldn't describe it as hollow.

Shazbot · 20-10-2009 06:51AM

It's not hollow, it's torus.

Dragan · 20-10-2009 08:22AM

Doc wrote: »

I know what you guys are saying but I think you could describe it as hollow.

The cavity is not in the structure of the Bagel though. To be "hollow", the cavity must be contrained within the structure itself....as in, completely surrounding the "hollow", otherwise....you have a hole.

Kipperhell · 20-10-2009 08:37AM

If you consider bread to be hollow then yes it can. The air pockets in the breads could be considered hollows. As the structure of bread happens to have air though in real terms it can't be considered hollow.The hole in a bagel does not make it hollow though.

kowloon · 20-10-2009 08:55AM

I've always seen them as a hole partially encased in Jew bread, whereas fully enclosed, like a tennis ball, it would be more of a trapped cavity.

ejmaztec · 20-10-2009 09:17AM

Bagels are sh1t, therefore holey sh1t, and not hollow.

Kold · 20-10-2009 11:38AM

They're chewy.

wudangclan · 20-10-2009 11:43AM

The hollow bagel is not a myth.There appears to be one shop in Preston,Texas which sells hollow bagels.

http://www.urbanspoon.com/nf/13/1238/1203/Dallas/Preston-Hollow/Bagel-Shops

Mr Magnolia · 20-10-2009 12:14PM

No. And remember, bagels have feelings too.

dr.bollocko · 20-10-2009 12:32PM

You can heat them up and have sex with them.
So not hollow.

wudangclan · 20-10-2009 12:41PM

We are the hollow bagels
we are the stuffed bagels
been eaten together
mainpiece filled with ham.Alas
our sun-dried tomatoes,when
mixed with green peppers
are trite and meaningless
as marge on dry toast
in our dry larder

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