World’s weirdest vending machines

World’s weirdest vending machines

We’ve all frequented a vending machine at least a few times in our lifetime.  Airports, hospitals, and any other place people have to sit and wait you can find them.  Usually they soda, water, candy and chips.  Munchies.  Some sell sandwiches and coffee as well.

But across the world not all vending machines are these traditional snack machines.

Some vending machines are just weird.

Take a look at some of the world’s weirdest vending machines:

Pizza Vending Machine

Where: airports in Italy

The “Let’s Pizza” machine makes your pizza for you on the spot.  It kneads dough, adds your toppings and bakes your pizza.  All within 3 minutes.

Uh…Yum?

Pizza vending machine in an airport in Italy

iPod Vending Machine

Where: Macy’s locations in the USA

Macy’s hasn’t sold consumer electronics in awhile until a few years ago when they started adding iPod vending machines into their stores.

A touch of class.

iPod vending machine in Macy's stores in the US

Medical Marijuana Vending Machine

Where: California, USA

In California, patients with prescriptions for medical marijuana can buy it right from a machine.

Got pot?

Medical marijuana vending machine in California

Egg Vending Machine

Where: locations across Japan

In numerous places in Japan you can buy eggs from local farmers from a vending machine.

Some come in bags.  That’s a good idea.

Eggs in bags from an egg vending in Japan

Egg vending machine in locations across Japan

Live Bait Vending Machine

Where: northern USA and Canada

This way fishermen don’t have to wait until store opens if the mood strikes them to go fishing.

Creepy.  What a decision.  Coke, Pepsi or live bait?

Guaranteed Fresh Live Bait

Lobster Vending Machine

Where: Restaurants in Japan

The lobster vending machine is similar to the claw stuffed animal machine.  Put your money in an try and ‘grab’ a treasure.  In this case if you manage to catch a lobster, they’ll cook it for you for dinner.

That looks humane.

Lobster vending machine in Japan

Soccer Ball Vending Machine

Where: South Africa, Singapore, New York City

Because you never know when you might need a last minute soccer ball.

Soccer ball vending machine

Umbrella Vending Machine

Where: China, Canada

This one might actually be useful.

Umbrella vending machine

Book Vending Machine

Where: Airports, train stations and other locations across the globe.

This is brilliant, provided they actually have good books.

Book vending machine

Bike Helmet Vending Machine

Where: Australia

Safety first!

Bike helmet vending machine

Tie Vending Machine

Where: Japan

In case you forgot about that formal event you had to attend.

Tie vending machine

Best Buy Vending Machine

Where: airports

For the true techno-geek.

Best Buy Express vending machine

Lettuce Vending Machine

Where: Japan

Lettuce is grown without sunlight and dispensed from a machine.

That’s gotta be healthy.

Lettuce vending machine

Have you ever seen a weird vending machine?

Ever bought something weird from a vending machine?

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Kim is a creative person who doesn't sit still for very long. As the mother of two, she calls herself a "recovering former working mom" and left a successful career as an Architect to stay home with her kids. This blog is a reflection of her daily life and her quest to find the answer to "what's that smell?". If blogging doesn't work out for her, she plans on auditioning to become a sports team mascot.

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  1. Kails says:

    Being in Canada, we have some live bait vending machines… I thought it was weird at first too, but it makes sense. A lot of people who go fishing like to do it really early in the morning. Worms like dark, cool places. Why not?

  2. Alan says:

    where is the Vending machine for Vending machines?

  3. cookies says:

    i love cookies

  4. Doreen says:

    That’s amazing, the Sudoku book in the book vending machine comes with a free pen!

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