Mashed potato vending machine,Mashed potato vending machines now at 7-Eleven, It seems 7-Eleven has a new spinoff to its popular Slurpees. The convenience store has unveiled several mashed potato vending machines. According to a rep from the store, the one-step machines are really taking off. With a press of a button, hot, instant mashed potatoes shoot out of a spout and into a paper cup – followed by warm gravy. In a move that will probably delight and disgust convenience store shoppers at the same time, 7-11 has begun offering mashed potatoes and gravy via a vending machine. Alas, the machines aren’t available here in the US yet. As strange as it sounds, we’d probably be first on line if they were.
You Can Now Get Mashed Potatoes and Gravy From a Vending Machine
By: Don Deane | 2 days ago
7-11 Mashed Potato Vending Machine
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In a move that will probably delight and disgust convenience store shoppers at the same time, 7-11 has begun offering mashed potatoes and gravy via a vending machine. Alas, the machines aren’t available here in the US yet. As strange as it sounds, we’d probably be first on line if they were.
According to 7-11, Maggi mashed potato vending machines are quite popular overseas, particularly in Singapore. For the cost of a dollar, customers get a paper cup filled with mashed spuds and optional chicken gravy. Mmm!
In this video, a man actually tries the machine out. It quickly dispenses custardy-looking potato, then spits out a gloppy helping of gravy that seems far too hot to actually eat.
You Can Now Get Mashed Potatoes and Gravy From a Vending Machine
By: Don Deane | 2 days ago
7-11 Mashed Potato Vending Machine
YouTube
In a move that will probably delight and disgust convenience store shoppers at the same time, 7-11 has begun offering mashed potatoes and gravy via a vending machine. Alas, the machines aren’t available here in the US yet. As strange as it sounds, we’d probably be first on line if they were.
According to 7-11, Maggi mashed potato vending machines are quite popular overseas, particularly in Singapore. For the cost of a dollar, customers get a paper cup filled with mashed spuds and optional chicken gravy. Mmm!
In this video, a man actually tries the machine out. It quickly dispenses custardy-looking potato, then spits out a gloppy helping of gravy that seems far too hot to actually eat.







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