Pizza Vending Machine

[NPCMook]

Awesome (http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/29898845#29897838)

I would totally invest in one of these if I had the money

[W0LB0T]

What ever is in that link don't work for me.

But Pizza Vending machine! I would totaly buy from one! I'd love to have one at work. Gotta pester the social club for one...thats if they exist yet.

[SabZero]

It's a robot that rolls out dough, puts toppings and cooks it. It's a neat idea, until you remember that bugs like to live inside these things.

[NPCMook]

http://wonderpizzausa.com/

Pizza in about 2 minutes for about 7 dollars, cheap fast pizza...

[AC9breaker]

I feel sorry for people who don't live in the North east US. The poor saps have never had good pizza that now they're hoping machines can deliver the demand.

[SabZero]

Well, that's not real pizza dough - the real deal has yeast and needs to rise before you use it. Tastes much better.

[astuarlen]

Well, it probably tastes better than those pizza Lunchables I had as a kid, which is about the lowest compliment you can give this side of sea level.


I feel sorry for people who don't live in the North east US. The poor saps have never had good pizza that now they're hoping machines can deliver the demand.

I think you meant to lament the emptiness of a life without Chicago style pizza.

[Leviathan]

^Oh snap.

Sounds like a good idea, but I something about vending machines and pizza rubs me a wrong way.

[MetaZedlen]

That's a pretty funny idea, I wouldn't mind having one of those things :D

[Kent]

I think you meant to lament the emptiness of a life without Chicago style pizza.
I feel sorry for people who don't live in the midwest US. The poor saps have never had good pizza, and now they're hoping machines can deliver the demand.

[Outrider]

I feel sorry for people who don't live in the midwest US. The poor saps have never had good pizza, and now they're hoping machines can deliver the demand.

Don't people in the Midwest eat it with ranch dressing on it?

Or is that some other part of the country?

[Solstis]

I feel sorry for the saps that prefer food from the Midwest over food from the Northeast (I.E., New York City).

Friday's, of all the generic restaurants in the world, is AMAZING in NYC.

Oh, and I barely tolerate vending machine coffee. Vending machine pizza... eh. Nice concept, though.

[Nai_Calus]

I feel sorry for the saps that eat anything other than the little individual goat cheese pizzas Trader Joe's sells.

For srs, anything else is just pure bland grease to me.

[Inazuma]

damn. i wanted to watch the video but there was a front loaded commercial so i was forced to quickly close the tab. it does sound pretty cool though.

[astuarlen]

Aww yeah, a friendly round of pizza one-upmanship.

Don't people in the Midwest eat it with ranch dressing on it?

Or is that some other part of the country?

I feel sorry for the saps that prefer food from the Midwest over food from the Northeast (I.E., New York City).

Friday's, of all the generic restaurants in the world, is AMAZING in NYC.

Oh, and I barely tolerate vending machine coffee. Vending machine pizza... eh. Nice concept, though.

I have never heard of such an abomination (ranch sauce on pizza), but I guess it could be true. "The Midwest" is a pretty big area, and there are certainly a lot of differences between, say, Ottumwa, Iowa and the Chicago metro area. (Yeah I know, thanks, obvious woman!)
In fact, I am hereby kicking Minnesota out of The Midwest for being the stereotypical hotdish hotspot. Casserole? Casser-oh-god-no.

I'm sorry, Solstis, but I feel sorry for the saps that eat at Friday's. [Interlude for monocle adjustment, dissing the prols, and fancy dress party] That is never acceptable. (Ruby Tuesday's is also a no-go, and I bet a slop shop called Thursday's would be little better.) TBH, I'm not really a fan of most "American cuisine", and I'm less a fan of such restaurants because I find them way too expensive for what you get (a lot of boring crap and tacky decor). [2nd course of interlude, consisting of exaggerated eye-rolling at plebs, turning up of the delicate, finely pointed nose, and harranguing the servants]


I feel sorry for the saps that eat anything other than the little individual goat cheese pizzas Trader Joe's sells.

For srs, anything else is just pure bland grease to me.

I like the idea of Trader Joe's, but everything I've ever tried from there has been snoring.
[Final, after-thread dessert course: jell-o jigglers]


But, seriously, folks, how could you refuse this:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/137/330308796_926f925fd3.jpg

I suppose it would be most productive to acknowledge that every pizza is special and should have a special place in one's tummy.

[Outrider]

I mean, don't get me wrong, I like Chicago-style pizza.

But it doesn't compare to a good slice of New York-style.

(The ironic thing is that I'm about to go to Uno's for dinner. So that's both a kitschy chain restaurant and a place that sells Chicago-style pizza. HOW DO YOU LIKE THAT, ASTUARLEN?)

[Dragwind]

We've had a similar machine up here in the Northeast for a while. I don't think it actually made the pizza from scratch though, but it sure took a very long time to vend.

[Shiro_Ryuu]

I feel sorry for people who live in Japan, the poor saps never have good pizza. They eat pizza with shrimp, corn, and mayo. Yes, mayonnaise, they put mayonnaise on pizza. ._.

[Syl]

Yes, mayonnaise, they put mayonnaise on pizza. ._.

Talk about low blow. That's just what I needed, something else ruined by mayo ;l

[Outrider]

I never had it while I was up there, but apparently in Binghamton there are places that put american cheese on their pizza.

That's just... horrid.

[W0LB0T]

Dominos make a pizza with mayo on it, the Double bacon cheeseburger. its ok...

[Kent]

Ranch dressing on pizza? What's wrong with those people?

That's not the midwest, by the way. *gag*

I feel sorry for people who live in Japan, the poor saps never have good pizza. They eat pizza with shrimp, corn, and mayo. Yes, mayonnaise, they put mayonnaise on pizza. ._.
I remember reading a while back, that the most popular pizza topping in Japan was similar to egg salad.

[Genoa]

Cheap and fast, sounds good to me :)

And I totally could go with some ranch on my pizza :o

[NPCMook]

Personally I prefer my moms home cooked Pizza, but the only thing that beats that is a slice of New York Style pizza. Its not a pizza slice unless I have to fold it.

[KaneKahn]

If you kiddies were older you'd know they used to dispense almost everything you could want from Cotton Balls to Pizza in Vending Machines of old.

[Firocket1690]

I feel sorry for people who don't live in the North east US. The poor saps think a New Yorker would wait around for three minutes for pizza to be cooked.

Eh. NYC has everything. It's the definition of New York style pizza, Little Italy for (what I assume to be) authentic Italian, AND two Uno's (lol, two Uno's) in the vicinity for those Chicago style fans. Eat it.

[NPCMook]

The only way to get authentic Italian Pizza is to use Goat Cheese

[jShazBot]

I would want one in my room...

[Nitro Vordex]

Ranch sauce on pizza isn't anything new, people. It's been around for a LONG time.

HOWEVER, CERTAIN RANCH SAUCES ON PIZZA WILL MAKE YOU PUKE.

I don't know which ones myself, but if the ranch is thick, DON'T USE IT ON PIZZA. Some ranch sauces are absolutely disgusting. Be careful when you're experimenting guys. ;o

[ThePainMaker]

Oh snap now all my dreams have come true now only if it despenced brooklyn style brick oven baked pizza.
Trust me very hard to find when your in memphis

[Kylie]

I see nothing odd about this. They already have vending machines with ice cream and sandwiches, so it's about time.

[SuperChoco]

I think I might have already gotten a pizza from one of these from an airport...
I don't remember which one though.