Vending Machine Offers Fresh Salads

(Photo: Farmer's Fridge)

Farmer’s Fridge is a salad manufacturing company. It offers a novel way to sell its products: vending machines!

Luke Saunders, the founder of the company, prefers the term “kiosk.” But the effect is the same: put in money, then make a product selection using a touchscreen menu and you get a fresh salad.

The first machine is in place at the Garvey Food Court in Chicago. It offers a variety of salads, most of which appear to be indecently healthy. They’re served in clear plastic jars which can be returned to the vending machine and recycled. The machines are restocked every day to ensure freshness.

-Thanks, Wifey!


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Wasabi? That's nothing compared with South Korea's plan to put kimchi on the space station. Between its own natural pressurization from fermenting cabbage (an explosion risk in the low atmospheric pressure within the station), the terrible-yet-strangely-appealing smell of the food itself, and the extended flatulence that follows eating it, kimchi aboard the station should be considered an act of terrorism!
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