Baking Matzos in the past and present
Polygoon-Profilti (producent)
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The machine production of matses, Jewish Passover bread, in a factory and the baking process as it was followed in the 17th century. SHOTS: - man empties flour sack into reservoir: machines mix the flour; buckets with the dry mixture are emptied into a basin which is then hoisted up; machine rolls the dough; round discs of dough are brought in via conveyor belt; baked matses leave the machine and end up on the conveyor belt. - Production process from the 17th century: (seen through window) men knead, flatten with wedge and the matses are brought to the oven and baked. - Back in the factory (?): large round boxes, filled with matses, are stacked.
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