Bagel Chips
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Once upon a time I had a crazy obsession with Chex Mix. I managed to go years without buying a single bag. I’m not sure how that happened exactly, I think it started out with me cringing over the high price for such a little bag and it turned into me forgetting. I didn’t even give those lovely bags a glance as I walked down the aisle. Something was most definitely wrong with me.
I finally caved and bought a pretty blue bag of Chex Mix only to be deeply disappointed. Where did the bagel chips go?! It was also seriously lacking in the seasoning department. I always loved the cereal pieces overly coated with seasoning.
So this post isn’t about homemade Chex Mix, but it is about seriously tasty and easy to make bagel chips. I had dip to make and not a single chip insight, enter bagel chips. I love bagel chips. I honestly think my favorite part about homemade chips is that you can flavor them however you please. I’m most definitely going to make these a lot, especially when we have a reason to snack… like say the biggest football game of the year.
I promise I have something special to go with these chips. I could sit and eat these chips as is but sometimes you want a little dip, right? Be sure to stop by later in the week for a delicious dip recipe. In the meantime, check out how to make some seriously easy and snack-able bagel chips below. These would go fantastic with a variety of warm and cold dips, or as is.
PrintBagel Chips
Ingredients:
2 large bagels, any variety
4 tbsp butter, melted
3 tbsp olive oil
1/4 tsp onion powder
1/4 tsp garlic powder
1/8 tsp salt
1/8 tsp pepper
Directions:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Slice bagels into thin discs. In a small bowl, melt butter with olive oil. Add butter and olive oil to a 9x13 baking dish. Tip and rotate baking dish until entire bottom is coated with butter and oil.
Place bagel slices in baking dish, press down, flip and repeat. Transfer soaked bagel slices to a baking sheet. Repeat process with all bagel slices.
In a small bowl, mix spices and sprinkle over bagel slices.
Bake for 5 minutes. Flip slices. Bake for an additional 5 minutes or until desired crispness is reached.
Cool and serve plain or with your choice of dips. Store in an airtight container.
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Love bagel chips. Perfect with just about any dip, especially buffalo (hmm…wondering if thats the dip recipe you are going to share. mwah hahah) :)
That’s always a possibility. You’ll have to wait to find out. ;)
this is my favorite in chex mixes! they never have enough..so then i just went and bought the bags of those rye chips..but now, i don’t have to cause you, ms. genius, have come up with a great solution :)
I’ve had a bagel chips recipe bookmarked FOREVER now but never wanted to “waste” a bagel. I need to get over that because these look great!
so you had a few bagels laying around, eh? ha!
these look great!
Perfect solution for the last bunch before they went bad! :)
I am sooooo silly. I never ever stopped to think about why these are called *bagel* chips. Duh. Now I muuuust make them!
You really should! They’re so good.
Oh my, can’t wait to make these. I never figured it would be so easy to make bagel chips!
These are great. They were always the part that I picked out of Chex mix!
These are the perfect little dippers for any sort of creamy dip (and I’m looking forward to the recipe for that lovely dip you’re teasing us with in the top photo).
If you can believe it, I’ve never had bagel chips. Totally missing out over here! These look great though, and the perfect thing for dipping!
yum, i loooove bagel chips. i also used to love chex mix, especially the ‘bold + spicy’ kind, until it got so darn expensive. i’ll definitely be giving these a try, especially because i was planning to try making my own bagels in the next few weeks. homemade bagel chips from homemade bagels = win! =)
Lovely!!!! Greet idea! And lots of money saved ! Will visit you for the dip recipe ;)
Such a great idea for leftover bagels!
Bagel chips remind me of my childhood, in a great way!
I cant ever choose between making pita and bagel chips… but i’m starting to think bagel chips are way prettier — at least yours are! =)
Love this idea! I’ll definitely be doing this next time I need something to dip. :)
Hey, this is so great! Thanks! I own a café and am annoyed when bagels are left at the end of the day, because I of course won’t serve them the next day. Now I have the perfect “life-extender”! And not only can I serve them in the café, but also as a grab and go mix!
What would you do for left over pumpkin spice bagels??
You could cook them in the same manner using just butter, or leave them as is when cooking. As for dip… a maple or pumpkin cream cheese or yogurt mixture might be nice.
Mamma Mia! I had two leftover bagels from a bagel shop that I was about to throw away but decided on the way to the trash can to look up a recipe for bagel chips. I’m so glad yours came up in my Google search, and I’m so glad I made them tonight. Halfway through baking, I was thinking this was probably too much effort just for some bagel chips, but I was wrong. When they came out of the oven all warm and buttery and perfectly seasoned, I sat down on the couch and ate a whole bagel’s worth of them. They are SO good! If I ever need to cheer someone up, bagel chips fresh from the oven should do the trick. Thank you for posting this recipe and instructions!
Yay! They’re such a fun and simple snack. I’m so glad you enjoyed them! :)
I made bagel chips from bagels that harden. The taste is really good, but I feel took hard. How hard are they to be, and how can I soften them?
Fresh bagels should be used to make these, not stale or hard bagels. The bagel chips should be crispy after baking.
I run a community meal program and we get lots of bagel donations. I was thinking about making bagel chips as a way to make them last longer. Any idea how long the chips will last? Should I refridgerate or freeze them for longer storage?
I imagine that chilling or freezing would be just fine and would extend the life of the chips. However, how long exactly, I can’t say for sure.