Question

The author of the passage says "the bagel wars are impossible to settle. "What
evidence does the author provide to support this conclusion?

Answer 1

Explanation:

his supporting evidence was,  "In truth, there is no “superior bagel,” just citizens attached to the cultures and traditions of their own cities. That's unlikely to keep people from debating about it, though!"

Answer 2

In this text, the author talks about how both Montreal and New York believe themselves to be the home of the best bagel. He calls this the "bagel wars." However, the author also states that there is no way to settle this dispute. He defends this position by providing evidence of how each city feels about their own bagels, and the advantages and disadvantages of each one. The author also states that the answer is subjective and most likely depends on where you come from and what you are used to, as people are attached to the cultures and traditions of their own cities.