Japanese Vending Sells Canned Bread

In Japan you can get almost everything you could need, including eggs, porn, and a can of beer, from a vending machine.

Not only have they now provided the ability to buy bread out of a vending machine but they have also put it in a sealed can as well.

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Yummy… Can O’ Bread…

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(Tokyo Times)

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nicci
nicci

I had canned bacon years ago. Yucky. Vietnam has all kinds of things in cans, including a fully cooked hamburger. Also yucky.

phil cosgrove
phil cosgrove

In the US Army, 1955, we had canned bread in the field. It was white breaad and came in a long, cylindrical can. Five or six of us usually consumed an entire can, so staleness wasn't a problem. I think canned bread would be useful for camping or emergency rations. I've recently bought canned bacon. Again, we use all of it at one meal. It's a little hard to straighten out the strips for frying.

luckylife333
luckylife333

Its a wasteof metal that could become precious in the next....uh..... 5.0 Million years! >_<

Chieko
Chieko

They are actually pretty useful if you just want to grab a snack and there are no stores open. They are about $3.50 USD. They come in a lot of different flavors as well.

anonymousgirl
anonymousgirl

say no to plastics! say hello to aluminum! XD

Lily
Lily

I need to get to Japan. The future is now! Anyone wanna go with me?

starfire
starfire

canned bread.......... interested um i'll think i'll stick with wonderbread

Heather
Heather

That is a waste of anuminum, metal, and paoer. Just for a little convience...

Jimi
Jimi

Head Cheese in a can.

Trish
Trish

How do they keep it from getting mouldy or going stale?

Lea
Lea

well you can rent dvds from vending machines, but then you have to bring them back to the same machine, usually.

ABCD
ABCD

We can get porn from a vending machine? I'm moving to Japan soon ^_^

Tourex
Tourex

It's an excellent idea, to have the convenience of wanting to eat bread,when knowing a loaf is just too much.

richard
richard

hi how much is it for the bread?