Posts Tagged ‘ Vending Machines ’

The Worlds BEST Vending Machines. (Pt. 1)


A vending machine dedicated to hand stitched CAT HATS.

Vending machines are quite amazing contraptions that (you know if you’ve ever spent an extended period of time traveling) can contain just about anything.  There are event vending machine food courts in Japan that are simply just benches.  You pick your seat, and there you can select from a variety of hot meals, all from vending machines.  From iPhones to alcoholic beverages to Triscuits vending machines seem to be the ubiquitous staple for getting things in a hurry.  If you think the oddest vending machines are the ones that have a claw and some unreachable teddy bears in them, you’re dead wrong.  These top 10 RANDOM-ASS machines just let you know to expect the unexpected when it comes to what may find out there on the road.

A Book Vending Machine Found In Romania

How About A Tasty Piece Of Salmon From This Salmon ATM In Singapore?

How About This At The Mall… A Cassette Tape Vending Machine.

The Vending Machine In The Engineering Department Of My School Offers Fuses.

How About This Lovely Soccer Ball Vending Machine In South Africa

This Vending Machine Outside A Guitar Store Sells Strings And Picks.

The IT Department Has A Vending Machine For Computer Parts Which Charges The Cost To The Correct Department.

This Driverless Roving Sales Vehicle In China.

Vending Machine For Game Boy Games!

A Flower Vending Machine In Seoul, South Korea.

Cold, Maybe A Jacket Vending Machine In Airport

In France The Have A Baguette Vending Machine

A Mask Gumball Machine At The Dollar Store Seems To Make Sense.

This Vending Machine In Greece Is Filled With Seeds For Growing Herbs, Vegetables And Flowers.

This Vending Machine Squeezes You Fresh Orange Juice!

Just Saw This Giant Vending Machine In An Apartment Complex. It Has Everything.

This One Goes Without Needing Explanation.

A Plant Vending Machine, Seen At Clampham Station In London.

A Vending Machine In Japan That Sells Solder And Resistors, For Your Late-Night Circuitry Cravings.