"Man is the only creature clever enough to make his own food, and stupid enough to eat it." Quote Dr. Zoe Harcombe nutritionist.

My horoscope said "You'll be rolling in dough"...and THIS VIDEO came up! Brilliant. I want dozens!

WOW,,, I am more amazed about the machines and robots than making the croissants..... WHAT AN ENGINEERING I tell you...

@PuriMusic-zg5iu

3 ай бұрын

Okay like you Croissant RIni LiveTian, BreadJanni Nita

@dokakrigorovich8306

2 ай бұрын

Технология совершенна, но не круассан:)

@subramaniamchandrasekar1397

2 ай бұрын

They don't tell you where they add the air....😁

Working in a drinks company it was fascinating watching drinks going into bottles going on pallets getting wrapped and placed high up in shelves. Man still fix if they break down. But getting close to everything not needing anyone’s help.

Straight croissants are a crime against humanity

Just amazing!

Thank you 🙏 I enjoyed watching it ☝️🥐🥐🥐🥐yeah breakfast ❤👏👏👏👍🎥👋☮️

Awesome!

amazing process.Great job😉😊

Humans, the most intelligent beings on earth who are able to engineer such incredible invention for perfect mass production in commercial scale!

@MelissaPurpllotus

3 ай бұрын

Only to end up no where in sight to get paid from the use of said invention.

@Patt12

3 ай бұрын

Real is incredible we need to see to believe , the human brain A incredible it is , the technology get high high and high

@andrewcollins8774

2 ай бұрын

@aji8615 as mellissa kindly pointed out and so did I, This is what we call AI made by man & Woman made through computer technology made by man & Woman that will eventually join the Jobcentre Q like Barclays machines employees out of work. If man & Woman make it to the future what will be there job Roll? That if they make it depends on countries choosing war.

*this machine made croissants tasted more like Brad than croissant.*

Somewhere there’s a Frenchman cursing at this video

@bayareaartist999

3 ай бұрын

Americans also. 😐And a croissant is not French, It's Austrian.

@anuradhat8481

3 ай бұрын

Noa🎉R la​@@bayareaartist999

@kaitlynlsari681

3 ай бұрын

​@@bayareaartist999The modern croissant was developed in the early 20th century when French bakers replaced the brioche dough of the Austrian kipferl with a yeast-leavened laminated dough, so yes they got the initial idea from the Austrians but the croissant is a French adaptation

@ericpillon2965

3 ай бұрын

@@bayareaartist999Please come to France and eat a fresh non factory produced croissant from a local bakery and you will understand immediately…

@user-ez9jf8il7q

3 ай бұрын

Don’t think the French should be worried about these croissants! Croissants should be eaten straight from the boulangerie, they should be crescent-shaped and certainly not filled, coloured or packaged. Nor heated prior to consumption.

Awesome thanks for sharing your amazing video

Perfect, never seen before, all automated

I get it I get it Perfection cannot be rushed

I love seeing all of the happy singing employees… you kinda need to squint while watching the video and maybe have a picture of happy singing employees next to it .

These taste nothing like a real handmade croissant. The grocery store mass produced ones are really bad in the USA

begun, the croissant wars have

Magic mechanics. Wow

Mass made r jeopardize the quality!

@massmike11

2 ай бұрын

Maybe, maybe not. Mass manufacture does not immediately mean poor quality

Belle vidéo

سبحان الله اللدي علم الإنسان مالم يعلم ❤❤

Automated process is amazing, though I would prefer hand-made one.

Well gosh, from the teaser to click on this story, I was expecting Paul Bunyan-sized croissants.😉

Made by a machine……tastes like a machine.

@JK-qn9qr

2 ай бұрын

how else are you going to feed millions of people cheaply?

@jbcumming

28 күн бұрын

What a stupid remark. A standalone baker can make a lousy croissant and a mass producer can make quality. The challenge is the business school notion that the purpose of business is profit when before the academics the purpose of business was to create customer value and mass production of buttery, wonder-filled croissants could be a public service to enrich both the public and the producer. Think straight. Maybe it tastes like greed, but aren't clean machines better than e-coli on bakers' hands?

It must be quite messy if one of these machines near the end of the line break while upstream, the croissants are still coming in at a rate of 10 per second.

@JollyMe22

Ай бұрын

It would turn into "I Love Lucy" at the chocolate factory.

How much does it cost to set up the whole system?

Žiuriu tai kas patinka 🌏🤔🙂 gyvenu aš žmogus kaip jus visi.

Simply amazing

quá trình sản xuất bánh thật là phức tạp

More photoshop for the thumbnail. The croissants are as big as the people!

won't there be dirt and dust on the croissants as they travel along very long conveyor belts?

Engineering marvel!

One video that will make the french lose their minds

And yet hunger still exists.

I see you got your thesaurus out for this one

A dozen Plain croissant please~

So thats the end for the human croissant makers !

No person at all! Only the owner 😂

Wait where are the big ones?

I'm rather disappointed that the comically large croissants in the thumbnail are a lie. Talk about clickbait!

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Bakers Life and Mamita croissants are made in this factory

Who are these people designing these machines.

are these really croissants? or are they the publix frozen pizza version of croissants

Ever tryed to slide a banana into a warm Chocolate filled one… Take a bite of one end.. Slide banana in… Look naughty at the person next to you!!!😁Really tasty!!!!

Theres no giant croissants

There so many people have no work,, because of the robots compared to that, it was yet modern😂😂😂

And still they are $7.50 at Starbucks.

I'm pretty sure they're good but they're moving at the speed of a snail

This is America. They’re not the same in the UK

Voice over pronounces croissants wrong. Should be equal stress on both syllables not stress on second syllable

The very reason why a lot of people are jobless

Where are the people ???

A factory like this can work 24 hours a day with few workers which means no unions and more profits for the manufacturer.

@thomasburke7995

3 ай бұрын

Or lower cost to consumers..

Didn't see any actual humans doing quality control. Pretty disappointing. Do any humans work here? This is why I go to small bakeries where they are still hand made.

@ghostface5559

3 ай бұрын

I would assume they're adding the ingredients at the start and hauling them away at the end.

@hankwangn

3 ай бұрын

Humans will probably service those machines: cleaning them, troubleshooting jams.

@melmel265

3 ай бұрын

Near the end there was someone in white overall moving about.

Premium quality at a large scale….is anything sacred? I hate the words robotic arms. How man people have lost their job to robotic arms.

@jbcumming

28 күн бұрын

Well, all the outhouse builders became skilled plumbers. Thank goodness for indoor plumbing. Progress results in better jobs and better lives for everyone including the workers who now find new opportunities.

Nobody gonna buy those croissant in the near future because all humans had no job to earn money because of those robotics machinery 😂

Those croissants look disgusting.

@MikeA15206

3 ай бұрын

Agreed! They are just wonder bread in a different shape. Yuck.

This is why we got so many unemployment today Those factory replaced human with robot 🤖

@Lsutube963

3 ай бұрын

That’s also why the products don’t cost us so much. Most of us couldn’t afford a croissant made entirely by humans.

@CrymsonKyng

2 ай бұрын

@@Lsutube963not quite true. What these videos don’t mention is all those machines often take decades to pay off. So yes, long run it’s cheaper but not as much as you’d think. And as interest rates continue to rise I bet human production lines would be cheaper overall

Enake eram mangan roti😢😅

Well. Lets just say goodbye to chefs. Bakers. Packers....etc. we have screwed up our own world by greed.

Это массовое производство пластмасово- поролоновых безвкусных рогалей.Количество ухудшает качество.

@jbcumming

28 күн бұрын

Easily said but simply not true since there's no connection. Sloppy biased thinking. I believe in you and believe that you are capable of more clarity of thought that what this still equating of quantity with low quality connotes.

I don't like the AI scripting, it sounds like a talking research paper with needless details...just write a simple, sensible script that's all...no need for meticulous 'data.' Otherwise, good vid, ok voice...the croissants look great.

Valgau krosanus 😂

Still doesn't beat home made.....

Wow first to comment

Quesaunce quesance quesance

The F with an AI thumbnail?

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I wish I could travel 2000 years ago to give them to Jesus and his apostles

Croissants excuse my spelling Iam tired 😫

the thumbnail shows HUGE croissants....; so fakkin'fake...

What a poorly edited video...interspersing different assembly lines is confusing. The video is too long and boring. The technology is cool, but these definitely are not good croissants.

Was für ein Witz. Wer jemals ein Croissant gegessen hat lacht sich schlapp 😂😂😂

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So sad!!!

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You should NOT fill croissants!! You should do that yourself. By the way, baking them at home is much better.

@Aaren-ln7uk

3 ай бұрын

Yes but it takes a week

@MikeA15206

3 ай бұрын

They have to fill them otherwise they would have no flavor. These are just buns in a different form.

This is absolutely disgusting.

This is the most bull crap video ever. I wanted a giant croissant but got a crap load of your regular sized, crap croissants. Thanks for nothing.

Automated process is amazing, though I would prefer hand-made one.