Martha Stewart's bagel habit sparks fierce debate across social media: 'Put her back in jail'
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Martha Stewart sparked new online debate after sharing an unconventional bagel-eating method on Instagram. She cuts the bagel into small pieces — then applies cream cheese to each bit.
"Queen Martha, this is a violation of the bagel code of ethics." Kelly McGreal is a production assistant with the lifestyle team at Fox News Digital.
Instead of eating the bagel as a sandwich or in traditional open-face form, Stewart cut it into smaller portions — topping each piece individually with cream cheese.
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