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bialystoker

bialystoker

9.9
A round flat bread roll with a thick crust and chopped onions in the center
  • noun
  • /ˌbɪəˈlɪstəkər/
  • US
: bialystoker
  • The bialystoker was still warm, packed with savory onions in the center.

Examples

  • Many New York delis serve the classic bialystoker alongside bagels.

  • She ordered a fresh bialystoker from the bakery to have with her coffee.

  • I enjoyed a fresh bialystoker with my breakfast.

  • Have you ever tried a bialystoker from the bakery?

  • She ordered a fresh bialystoker from the bakery to have with her coffee.

  • Many New York delis serve the classic bialystoker alongside bagels.

  • The bialystoker was still warm, packed with savory onions in the center.

Synonyms

bialy
vsbialystoker
  • US
1 9.9

A flat round bread roll with a crusty bottom and chopped onion on top

is filled in an indented center with onion rather than just topped

How Crusty

bagel
147 1.0
bialystoker
  • US
9.9
bialy
  • US
1 9.9
soft roll
1 1.3

Surface Forms

bialystoker singular
bialystokers plural

Etymology

Bialystoker comes from the Polish city Białystok and from the Jewish bakers who made the roll there. A helpful way to remember it is that the name means 'from Białystok', so a bialystoker is the round, onion-filled bread that came from that place.