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Italian company invents 3-minute pizza machine

Posted April 14, 2009 2:13 PM

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An Italian company unveiled today a pizza vending machine. But unlike the American variants, which heat a frozen pizza, the "Let's Pizza" machine makes pizza from scratch, mixing and kneading the dough, spinning into a pizza shape, and adding sauce and toppings. It's then baked right there in the vending machine -- all in three minutes. The machines are planned to appear throughout Europe and the United States.

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Re: Italian company invents 3-minute pizza machine

04/14/2009 3:33 PM

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Re: Acquisition #339875391 - "Pizza Vending Machine"

Sirs,

Please prepare space for this new invention. I believe there is sufficient room somewhere between hydrogen-lifted airships and those strings of Christmas lights where when one bulb goes out they all go out.

Thank you.

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04/14/2009 10:57 PM

Yet, those Christmas tree lights were around for many, many years

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04/14/2009 11:27 PM

Sounds a lot better than the shingles in the heated glass case next to the check-out in the "c-stores".

price projected: 3.50E or 3.25 BP

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04/15/2009 12:29 AM

A breakthrough in science, engineers can work more overtime with these vending machines in their cafeteria

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04/15/2009 1:53 AM

I oughta get one of these installed in my office . It'll sure beat the lousy food served in the Imperial Army mess hall .

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04/20/2009 11:42 AM

christ, reminds me of the time I designed (2) 800 ln batch cookers for cheese for a large Cheese company about 10 years ago.

I specified the requirement would require 70 lb of (culinary) steam to cook the 800 lb batch in approx 6 minutes. This co-op engineer instructed the plant floor to run 140 lb steam thinking it should cook half as fast, as he told me his reasoning, he then added. . . . "Right?"

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