20 Odd Vending Machines Around The World

Move over peanut M&Ms, from boiled duck to tomatoes as well as bananas, these vending machines take practical to new levels.Vending Machine

1. Flowers Japan
Just in box we forgot your mums birthday.Photo: katclay

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2. Books upon internal enlightenment Germany
This vending appurtenance carries, between many alternative things, the tiny book for the Euro. Culture now in the vending machines.Photo: michiexile

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3. Hello Kitty Love Hotel Japan
In box we left your toys during homePhoto: the_toe_stubber

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4. Pocari Sweat Japan
I consternation what bottled sweat tastes like. Sprite maybe?Photo: Tamago Moffler

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5. Sky Mall Catalog Items USA
Who buys this stuff during airports?Photo: arvindgrover

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6. Single Cigarette Japan
I understand the pack of cigarettes, though the singular cigarette?Photo: gwydionwilliams

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7. Bananas Jap! an
Grab your daily portion of fruit upon the runPhoto: Jrim

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8. Hypodermic Needles Australia
The target is to assistance reduce hepatitis as well as HIV infection rates between drug users by on condition which safe injecting equipment.Photo: proimos

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9. Bling-bling USA
Get your bling upon during this vending machinePhoto: chrisdlugosz

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10. Groceries Japan
Yes, its the bag of tomatoes in there. It actually looks quite fresh so I suspect they swap these out daily, though theres something unsettling about shopping furnish from the appurtenance but being means to touch as well as feel it first.Photo: adrian8_8

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11. Video Camera Japan
Grab the video camera while we quench your thirstPhoto: ames sf

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12. Smart Car China
Why not? Photo: Li Song

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13. Last Minute Happy Time Supplies USA
Suspicious seeking appurtenance with usually condoms, Extra Strength Tylenol, as well as heat sticksHmmm Photo: MattHurst

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14. IKEA Spare Parts Canada
Now theres still goal of assembling the alternative 100+ pieces Photo: sillygwailo

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15. Eggs Japan
Apparently, we can find anything in the vending appurtenance in Japan. I found this tiny tent with the refrigerated vending machine. Each tiny compartment contained the bag of eggs, probably 10 or 12. Photo: JoshBerglund19

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16. Fried Chicken Japan
It has the built-in x-ray which cooks your food for 120 seconds before dispensing it. Photo: kalleboo

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17. Memory Cards United Kingdom
As long as we remember which type we need Photo: adactio

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18. Batteries Japan
Only nerds consider this is cool. Photo: randomidea. [Editor's note] Im the bonafide nerd as well as find this cool.

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19. Airport Security: Self Mailers United Kingdom
Now we no longer have to part with which $60 bottle of redolence during airfield security. Simply mail it behind to yourself Photo: Lars Plougmann

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20. Convenience Store of the Future Australia
Ironically, the arrangement reads which the appurtenance is Out of Order. Not really convenient. Photo: pfenwick

In alternative vending appurtenance news

The Hudson Hotel in New York has launched the vending appurtenance stocked with basic essentials for the luxists amongst us. The appurtenance includes engineer valuables as well as clothing, 24-carat gold handcuffs, the $8,000 print shoot with the luminary photographer, as well as the $10,000 Ferrari rental.

Read some-more over during The Luxist.

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