Did Camille Saint-Saëns actually write the bagel bites theme?

What does the tango have to do with the bagel bites theme song? How about a rockabilly hit from the ‘50s? Was it actually written by French romantic composer Camille Saint-Saens? Follow us down the rabbit hole!
I swear this is not promotional. We’re just really nerdy and nostalgic for the ‘90s.
You can call it cheesy, you can even call it doughy, but this bite-sized melody packs one heck of a punch. Now, who's hungry?
0:00 - Intro
1:29 - The Birth of a Melody
2:58 - A Bite-Sized Adaptation
3:27 - 19th Century Origins
5:12 - The "Habanera" Rhythm
7:17 - Stolen From Cuba?
7:59 - The Transit of Musical Ideas
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[@carterlee9889]

Finding a way to get Bagel Bites into something educational? 10/10 Soundfly!

[@siuberto1]

This video has great application to songwriting. Thank you.

[@Gnarly_Waves]

Ritchies carpet warehouse, Greco pizza, and Jean coutu are also catchy jingles