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.

canned_bread02 Japanese Vending Sells Canned Bread picture

Yummy… Can O’ Bread…

bread_vending_machine Japanese Vending Sells Canned Bread picture

(Tokyo Times)

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15 Comments »

Comment by Tourex
2007-09-25 20:52:30

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

Comment by richard
2007-11-13 04:12:17

hi how much is it for the bread?

 
 
Comment by ABCD
2007-09-25 22:43:15

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

 
Comment by Lea
2007-09-26 07:05:42

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

 
Comment by Trish
2007-09-26 12:53:18

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

 
Comment by Darkwing duck
2007-09-26 17:33:25

What next to put in a can?

 
Comment by Jimi
2007-09-27 03:34:54

Head Cheese in a can.

 
Comment by Heather
2007-09-27 20:36:07

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

 
Comment by starfire
2007-09-28 00:07:41

canned bread………. interested um i’ll think i’ll stick with wonderbread

 
Comment by Lily
2007-10-08 13:58:38

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

 
Comment by anonymousgirl
2007-10-09 16:30:19

say no to plastics! say hello to aluminum! XD

 
Comment by babygirl
2007-10-11 12:12:13

cooool yum

 
Comment by Chieko
2008-04-04 05:37:15

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.

 
Comment by luckylife333
2008-04-19 15:19:43

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

 
Comment by phil cosgrove
2008-06-26 19:51:25

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.

 
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