How can Monsey restaurants justify their prices? (specifically milchig ones)

[moko]

And how does holyland differ?

my understanding is that he's referring to this video as "machine" which I believe holy land is produced at such a bakery.  Though I'm not positive
My bad. I posted the wrong video
https://youtu.be/NUYDLUT6gBg

And how does holyland differ?

[aygart]

my understanding is that he's referring to this video as "machine" which I believe holy land is produced at such a bakery.  Though I'm not positive

Not as machine but rather

more similar to the original machine matzo.

This is my understanding and I presume it goes for these too

Moishas and Bingo will have cheaper

[jj1000]

my understanding is that he's referring to this video as "machine" which I believe holy land is produced at such a bakery.  Though I'm not positive
My bad. I posted the wrong video
https://youtu.be/NUYDLUT6gBg

Ineresting!

Is that any less mehudar?

So of course matza that takes 2 minutes will cost less than a 12+ minutes matza and clearly the quality is far apart.

[aygart]

Ineresting!

Is that any less mehudar?

So of course matza that takes 2 minutes will cost less than a 12+ minutes matza and clearly the quality is far apart.

At first glance it looks like some airways of the discussion from the 1800s should apply here. It is not a sugya that I went into in depth though.

[Ver hut gazugt]

Ineresting!

Is that any less mehudar?

So of course matza that takes 2 minutes will cost less than a 12+ minutes matza and clearly the quality is far apart.

afaik, the rebbe rashab spoke out against “machine” matza. machines in those days where not run with electricity, As @aygart alluded to.

[EliJelly]

afaik, the rebbe rashab spoke out against “machine” matza. machines in those days where not run with electricity, As @aygart alluded to.

It was invented well before the times of the Rashab. The Sanzer Rov's famous Tshuvos to Aser it was in 1858 already.

https://beta.hebrewbooks.org/reader/reader.aspx?sfid=143#p=16&fitMode=fitwidth&hlts=&ocr=

[S209]

Dan and JJ don't need me to defend them, but in regard to their disclosure about advertisements and sponsored posts/products, I'll repost this:

And exactly who pays for your salad? Where’s the disclosure? This whole lack of transparency is troubling.

[Yehuda57]

And exactly who pays for your salad? Where’s the disclosure? This whole lack of transparency is troubling.

I think you'll find my position as salad correspondent revolves around me not having eaten a/the salad

[gozalim]

I'm not sure what in that video is being considered machine.
IINM most of the hand bakeries do very similar
(Kfar Chabad uses those poles IINM, CH does not, FWIW)

IINM the dispute was over a rolling machine which had a *pair* of rollers which dough went between

[jj1000]

I'm not sure what in that video is being considered machine.
IINM most of the hand bakeries do very similar
(Kfar Chabad uses those poles IINM, CH does not, FWIW)

IINM the dispute was over a rolling machine which had a *pair* of rollers which dough went between

Poles?

It's the machines that compact it, that's the problem I assume.

[jj1000]

I'm not sure what in that video is being considered machine.
IINM most of the hand bakeries do very similar
(Kfar Chabad uses those poles IINM, CH does not, FWIW)

IINM the dispute was over a rolling machine which had a *pair* of rollers which dough went between

Kfar chabad uses this?

[avromie7]

It's confusing because he posted 2 videos. The first video is Lakewood Matzah Bakery, I think everyone considers that hand Matzah. The second video is the one that is questionable if it can be called hand Matzah.

[jj1000]

It's confusing because he posted 2 videos. The first video is Lakewood Matzah Bakery, I think everyone considers that hand Matzah. The second video is the one that is questionable if it can be called hand Matzah.

Agreed. I also am not clear if holyland for sure does use those machines. And what hashgacha are they.

[Essen est zich]

Agreed. I also am not clear if holyland for sure does use those machines. And what hashgacha are they.

I think nsk

[aygart]

I think nsk

And OU

[Essen est zich]

I think nsk

https://www.amazon.com/Holyland-Handmade-Shmura-Matzo-1-pounds/dp/B004DN7HJ2

Could be a old box...

[YitzyS]

my understanding is that he's referring to this video as "machine" which I believe holy land is produced at such a bakery.  Though I'm not positive
My bad. I posted the wrong video
https://youtu.be/NUYDLUT6gBg

Did it bother anyone else that the video title touts it as being matzos that were made from start to finish in 2 minutes, which is the approximate length of the video, but the videographer skips ahead in the assembly line as he videos so the matzos you see at the end were from an earlier batch than the ones at the beginning?

[avromie7]

https://www.amazon.com/Holyland-Handmade-Shmura-Matzo-1-pounds/dp/B004DN7HJ2

Could be a old box...

You can see both OU and NSK on the costco box. It has the old NSK symbol.

[Essen est zich]

I think nsk

I was told they have a "high standard" but not exactly sure what that means. If I find out more, I'll share.

Edit. I was informed that they use metal rolling pins and not wooden ones.

Edit 2. Apparently it's standards are higher than whatever Ukrainian matzah (tiferet) was.

[Eliyohu]

Agreed. I also am not clear if holyland for sure does use those machines. And what hashgacha are they.

I believe the video above is from birchas hapesach in sderot which is definitely questionable if it's considered hand matzah.
I'm not familiar with holy land matza but it may be a different bakery with different methods

https://youtu.be/GrXezQP2fRI

Eta based on the picture on the box they don't look at all similar to the unique look that birchas hapesach look like