New Jersey Government Twitter Slams “Montreal Bagel” Dunks: "NJ Is the Uncontested Bagel Capital of the World"

The New Jersey Government’s Twitter account is famous for its bold commentary, and this time they’ve set their sights on the “Montreal Bagel” Nike Dunk Low.

New Jersey Government Twitter Montreal dunks
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New Jersey Government Twitter Montreal dunks

New Jersey Government Twitter Montreal dunks

The New Jersey Government’s Twitter account is famous for its bold commentary, and this time they’ve set their sights on the long-running bagel wars and the upcoming “Montreal Bagel” Nike Dunk Low.

“‘Montreal’ is a weird way to spell ‘New Jersey,’ since NJ is the uncontested Bagel Capital of the World.  Guess we’ll just have to dunk these right in the garbage until they get that typo fixed…” the account tweeted. They followed it up with a picture of said dunks going in the trash.

‘Montreal’ is a weird way to spell ‘New Jersey,’ since NJ is the uncontested Bagel Capital of the World. 

Guess we'll just have to dunk these right in the garbage until they get that typo fixed... https://t.co/X09S21HKay pic.twitter.com/bVTSaOknGH

— New Jersey (@NJGov) January 11, 2023

Bagel snobbery along the east coast is nothing new. Montrealers are protective of their thinner, sweeter, wood-fired style of bagel, while their American bagel counterparts are typically bigger and softer. Neighbouring states New Jersey and New York are equally competitive amongst each other about their bagels.

Comments on the tweet differ about as much as people’s bagel preferences.

You should see how they spell, Disco Fries, & what they poutine them.

— Geo Shamrock n' roll☘️ (@GeoShamrock) January 11, 2023

This is ironic, because Montreal bagels are as chewy as a sneaker.

— Jersey Todd 🟦 (@JerseyTodd) January 11, 2023

I fly to Jersey City and Hoboken every second month, all my friends demand that I fly in Montreal Bagels. You have no clue.

— Jonnyuntel (@vieuxhipster) January 11, 2023

Whatever side you’re on in the Bagel Wars, we can all agree at least Montrealers and New Jerseyans don’t slice them up like they supposedly do in St. Louis.

The “Montreal Bagel” Nike Dunk Low drops in its hometown on Jan. 13, before dropping in the rest of Canada, followed by the US via SNKRS on Jan. 17.

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