check this out!!

[katie in the UP]

They say these are in Europe...and that it's a very good product (homemade pizza in 2 1/2 minutes)

It's making it's way to the USA ummmmm

[Riverside Len]

I saw that on a TV program once, it looks interesting.

[katie in the UP]

I think so too...claims to use homemade ingredients...and it doesn't taste like the frozen cardboard ones

[**Tinkerbell**]

A pizza vending machine?!
DH would never eat at home again! LOL

[Bonnie G #2]

OMG!! What next

[donnie27]

Just saw this today.........Hmmmm.......wonder if that red machine tosses and spins that dough before assembling my pizza?
Also, I like thin crust......will I have a choice ?
Just so many things popped into my "curious" mind that now I just have to see one of these magic machines. Almost looks like a new Cadillac, doesn't it?
Donna
PS......don't really want to give this thing trouble, but I don't trust some of the vending machines that I've seen the last 20 or 30 years. (Ever drink that awful coffee?)... OK, I'll quit and give this poor invention a chance to make some money). Ha.

[**Tinkerbell**]

Oh, I'm with you Donna!
No vending machines for me. I rarely, and only when desperate, use the soda vending machines even.
DD's gymnastics class a couple weeks ago was the first time in probably 8-10 years that I'd used a vending machine.
$3 for a bottle of water?!
Of course, you don't have to worry about carrying around a sunken treasure to use a vending machine anymore... they take debit cards now!

So, I looked like a total idiot trying to use the machine. Figured it out, then it was out of water. But there was no light on the machine to tell you it's out! So then I'm stuck actually having to gag down a soda.

So.... to answer the question, I've never tried vending machine coffee. But after my last experience with one just for a bottle of water, I'm sure they'll screw up the coffee too!

[Chef #2382370]

Pretty cool gadget! Easiest way to have pizza.

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[katie in the UP]

About a 1000 years ago...when I was still in high school....we had vending machines that carried fresh apples, bananas and oranges...so with that as an experience...I would prob try a vending machine pizza LOL

[donnie27]

Gee Katie.........are you wheeling around in a wheel chair in the "retirement home" now? I never realized you were that old........
I guess that being in school with a cafeteria for our lunches didn't expose me to the vending machines in schools. Wow........that means I'm older than you !! . (Which you really know I am)
But then, I have never seen a vending machine with apples in it. Hm-m, guess I don't get out much !
Donna

[katie in the UP]

donnie27 wrote:
Gee Katie.........are you wheeling around in a wheel chair in the "retirement home" now? I never realized you were that old........
I guess that being in school with a cafeteria for our lunches didn't expose me to the vending machines in schools. Wow........that means I'm older than you !! . (Which you really know I am)
But then, I have never seen a vending machine with apples in it. Hm-m, guess I don't get out much !
Donna

yah I'm old
We had the fruit vending machines at Venice High School in Calif.
in the 70's
I guess I would try the pizza...but being such a coffee snob...not sure I would ever try coffee in one though

[duonyte]

OMG, Katie, I would have gone to Venice except my parents moved and I ended up going to Uni. In the late 60s. Don't remember fruit vending machines, though.

[katie in the UP]

duonyte wrote:
OMG, Katie, I would have gone to Venice except my parents moved and I ended up going to Uni. In the late 60s. Don't remember fruit vending machines, though.

OMG when did you go to UNI?? I dated a guy from there

Yes, the vending machines sold apples, pears, oranges I for the life of me can't remember how much they were though....

[**Tinkerbell**]

Oh hey! You totally reminded me that in the late 80's my employer had food vending machines in the breakroom! We had one with cold sandwiches and salads, and another with hot soups. I never tried the coffee one though.
Had completely forgotten all about those.

[duonyte]

katie in the UP wrote:

duonyte wrote:
OMG, Katie, I would have gone to Venice except my parents moved and I ended up going to Uni. In the late 60s. Don't remember fruit vending machines, though.

OMG when did you go to UNI?? I dated a guy from there

Yes, the vending machines sold apples, pears, oranges I for the life of me can't remember how much they were though....

1967 to 1970