[A meat vending machine at L’Ami Txulette in Paris/Facebook/Boucherie Basque “l'ami Txulette”]
Karina NowyszThe Daily Buzz
Sure, you can get the usual snacks like candy and chips available from vending machines but in Paris, but now locals can enjoy steak, sausage and ham anytime of the day from the capital’s first automatic raw meat dispenser.
Installed outside a butcher’s shop called L’Ami Txulette, the raw meat vending machine caters to people with a sudden appetite for beef carpaccio, Bayonne ham and more, available 24 hours a day, according to The Telegraph.
“The vending machine offers a selection of our products which we prepare and vacuum-pack ourselves,” Florence Pouzol, the owner of the shop told the news outlet. “We wanted to give our customers an additional service when the shop is closed.”
The refrigerated machine cost the owner nearly £7,694 (about $15,414 CAD) Independent reports. And for about £3.85 ($7.71 CAD), locals can buy two pork chops.
It’s not the first vending machine in the country to offer a selection of non-traditional foods.
Back in 2011, a baker installed a bread dispenser and since then hundreds more vending machines have been popping up across the country, catering to all sorts of late-night carvings, Telegraph reports.
It’s part of a growing trend to have fresh produce available at anytime since there’s a reluctance to keep stores open seven days a week in the country.
Installed outside a butcher’s shop called L’Ami Txulette, the raw meat vending machine caters to people with a sudden appetite for beef carpaccio, Bayonne ham and more, available 24 hours a day, according to The Telegraph.
“The vending machine offers a selection of our products which we prepare and vacuum-pack ourselves,” Florence Pouzol, the owner of the shop told the news outlet. “We wanted to give our customers an additional service when the shop is closed.”
[A meat vending machine at L’Ami Txulette in Paris/Facebook/Boucherie Basque “l'ami Txulette”]
The refrigerated machine cost the owner nearly £7,694 (about $15,414 CAD) Independent reports. And for about £3.85 ($7.71 CAD), locals can buy two pork chops.
It’s not the first vending machine in the country to offer a selection of non-traditional foods.
Back in 2011, a baker installed a bread dispenser and since then hundreds more vending machines have been popping up across the country, catering to all sorts of late-night carvings, Telegraph reports.
It’s part of a growing trend to have fresh produce available at anytime since there’s a reluctance to keep stores open seven days a week in the country.
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