Gabila’s Knishes back in business after September fire in Copiague
The world's largest producer of square knishes sent out its first shipment since a fire shut down production. A fire damaged a machine at Gabila's Knishes, based out of Copiague, back in September.
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Feb 25, 2014, 1:59 AM
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The world's largest producer of square knishes sent out its first shipment since a fire shut down production.
A fire damaged a machine at Gabila's Knishes, based out of Copiague, back in September.
Gabila's typically produces 15 million square knishes a year. The five Ben's Deli locations in New York sell 10,000 Gabila's knishes a week combined.
News 12 was at the Long Island Bagel Café in Merrick, where the first batch of knishes received rave reviews from customers.
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