Food

Get Ready For The $16.50 Bagel, New York

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By Shira Feder June 5, 2018

If you’ve never heard of Eleven Madison Park, all you need to know is that it’s a Michelin starred, multiple award-winning super expensive restaurant.

And now its own Daniel Humm is getting in the bagel game, as Eaterrevealed.

Black Seed (a New York artisanal bagel bakery) continues its monthly bagel partnership series, and this time they’ve hooked chef Daniel Humm for their next venture. Daniel Humm’s June bagel creation is a celery seed bagel with black truffle cream cheese, smoked sturgeon, pickled celery root, pickled shallots, and thinly sliced celery.

But all that sturgeon ain’t cheap. We’re talking about $16.50 a bagel. I guess that’s just the price of art.

I mean, it has nothing on the $1,000 gold-flecked bagel of tabloid fame, but still.

?‍?‼️ In celebration of our upcoming opening at the @acehotel in NoMad, we are honored to be partnering with world-renowned chef and NoMad neighbor @danielhumm of @elevenmadisonpark . The NoMad Bagel is a smoked sturgeon sandwich with black truffle cream cheese, pickled celery root, pickled shallots & thinly sliced celery on a celery seed bagel. Available all month-long across all Black Seed locations.

A post shared by Black Seed (@blackseedbagels) on Jun 1, 2018 at 7:18am PDT

Bon appetit!

Shira Feder wants one of them bagels. She’s at [email protected]

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