Knish Crunch Persists Following Factory Fire
The knish crunch continues. An official at Gabila’s Knishes, a 92-year-old company based in Long Island that makes the popular square fried potato treats, says it may be several more weeks until the shortage abates. The shortage started after a factory fire in late September that damaged the machinery that makes the potato puffs. Gabila’s bills itself as the world’s biggest maker of knishes and ships them around the world.
This article appeared in print on page 5 of edition of Hamodia.
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