Vending Machine Sells Hot, Deep Dish Pizza

It's not the most expensive vending machine we've ever seen, but it's certainly one of the most intriguing. Just insert a few bucks, pick your toppings via the buttons on the right, and in just a few minutes out pops your perfectly fresh (formerly frozen) pizza covered in hot (processed) cheese, certain to burn the roof of your mouth. Add a can of Red Bull (conveniently dispensed right next door) and you're ready to get moving again on to your next appointment -- or back to your basement to continue the marathon 'World of Warcraft' raid. [From: boingboing gadgets]





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Comments
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Subscribe to commentsLisaSep 11th 2008 9:31AM
Yummm count me in! Can you get extra cheese?
amandandme197Sep 11th 2008 11:17AM
These have been around for at least 4 years
JillSep 11th 2008 12:12PM
This is why Americans are so overweight. Yup, just what we need, a vending machine that is dispensing overprocessed highly caloric and fat filled pizza. I have such a hard time with my weight, I would love if any of the vending machines where I work dispensed one ounces pieces of cheese, great fruit, 100 calorie packs or a portion of turkey breast on tasty whole grain bread....or a whole wheat bagel that is not enormous with reduced fat cream cheese....a girl can dream right?
I'm a mother of 3 that recently lost a lot of weight. My best tip is to eat Breakfast! I feel it helps me to make smarter decisions all day. If I don't eat breakfast as I want to save calories, I usually end up pigging out later in the day and making poor food choices...like vending machine pizza (oh my!) I also think that flax seeds are huge in helping with weight loss. I find that cereal is not as filling as flax andyogurt.
I have the same breakfast every day. I recently lost 30 pounds
following the weight watchers program http://www.weightwatchers.com
and I now just am more watchful every day of what I eat. I have a
banana low fat yogurt with golden roasted flax for breakfast every
day. It is filling, keeps me regular and tastes fabulous. My Weight
Watchers leader recommended fitflax to me and it definitely helped the last 10 pounds to melt off. It is a flax and chia blend and I think I read about it in O mag. They also listed a code to get 15% off. The site is
http://www.fitflax.com and the code for 15% off is FIT15
MikeWSep 11th 2008 5:54PM
"I have the same breakfast every day." being the operative phrase. Variety is the spice of life my friend.
Billy BearSep 11th 2008 2:08PM
This isn't new
Movie theater off Union Square in NYC has had machines like this for years.
Also have French Fries ( you can watch them cook.)
Hot Chicken Wings
Pannins
Now lets find something that is new, or is TombStone Deep Dish pizza an advertiser of SWITCHED
Johnny StormSep 11th 2008 5:47PM
Jill,
1. Its not the government's job to be the food police. Stop blaming society for you being a Fattie. Lose the weight before you lose your husband (if you have one).
2. Stop selling your crap on Engadget. go do that at fattie dot com, Fattie
3. If I want processed goodness out of a machine that's none your d@mn business...and I would give my left testicle for that french frie vending machine.
4.Fattie
AliSep 12th 2008 2:49AM
If you are so upset about needing healthy food choices, why don't you pack the food from home that you suggested, instead of blaming society for your weight problem?