COOL GERMAN VENDING MACHINES! (Sausages, Eggs, Vegetables, Soups & More!)
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2024
- What do you think of when you think of vending machines? In Germany, you'll find vending machines with the standard German snacks, drinks and candy. We found a few local vending machines that sell enough food to make a delicious at home meal, along with ready meals! From fresh eggs to local German sausages, there is a lot to find at these cool vending machines in Germany!
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Vending Machines in Germany
00:24 - German Countryside
00:52 - Vending Machine #1
03:00 - Vending Machine #2
04:11 - Vending Machine #3
05:21 - Vending Machine #4
06:37 - German Cities
06:40 - Vending Machine #5
07:30 - Cooking the Food
09:46 - Taste Test
09:51 - Dish #1 - Soup
10:27 - Dish #2
10:54 - Dish #3
11:41 - Dish #4
12:17 - Dish #5
12:41 - Dish #6
13:10 - Dish #7
13:28 - Dish #8
14:32 - What are in your vending machines?
What is in vending machines in your country?
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I like the local producer to consumer vending machine concept!
Cool. I have something similar in mind. My relative is a dairy farmer himself and had told me that some farmers near us also offer something like that. Near Wremen, Low Saxony.
With milk vending machines or similar.
I live in Alabama, we have a live bait vending machine.
In Australia, nothing worth buying, overpriced drinks and snacks. That's about it, I saw one with frozen bait at the beach once.
In Australia 🇦🇺 There are a few varieties setting up in the major cities, such as Sydney, Brisbane and Canberra. Most of the vending machines around are just snack, drinks and chocolates. That sort of thing
I live in a german countryside and the machines are popping up every corner and i love it. A local butchery has his own and with a sign they said: we are closing earlier on saturdays to give our staff more freetime on weekends. For this we have the most common products in this vending machine.
And with the machines you know from where the food comes and its not mostly cheaper than in some supermarkets :)
WOW, that's amazing. I'm German born. Have not been back for over 20 years, due to my husbands illness. Never seen vending machines like these over there. Yes, I seen cigarettes and beer vending machines, but never food products. There was no age limit to buy beer then. I know now there is. I still cook a lot of German food in my kitchen here in America. I never cared for the German potato salad, which usually gets served warm. I make mine totally different. In 20 some years, that has most likely changed by now. Never ate BBQ either, till I came to Texas. Gosh, that was so so good. I lived in Borger Texas for a short time, and the BBQ was outstanding. I think it was the best I ever ate. Wished I could turn time back to 1970. I adored the small city where I grew up. I could see Ostria and Switzerland across the lake called Bodensee. I still miss that place. But many things had changed there too the last time I went back home. Enjoy your trip through America Phil and Deana. Gosh I so miss my homeland. But hardly anyone from my family is still alive.
I lived in Germany forever ago, and I remember seeing a pizza making one. And we also used a French fry frying one once! Like you could hear them frying in the oil for a couple minutes, and ketchup on the side.
Wow! Sounds pretty cool! Was the food any good?
@@DeanaandPhil If you need new Schwartenwurst: There is a great butcher in Osteroder (Harz), where you can order online all kinds of Harz-specialities in cans: Harzer Schmorwurst, Mettwurst, Teewurst etc. I always order a big package, so I have a stock for longer. 😋
That's really cool! We have local farm stands where you can get fresh, seasonal produce, but they aren't 24/7 vending. There aren't a lot of places where the honor system works any more.
I so love German food, just purchased £50 of the stuff from an online website and I'm in heaven but I will admit having lived in Switzerland and America I do miss the freeze dried Hash Browns which are very hard to get here in the UK, Leber Kase, kartoffle Salad with egg and gherkin are the bomb, love your videos albeit they make me hungry.
In germany, we have more than just potato salad, meat loaf, maultaschen and cheese spaetzle.😉 Do you know königsberger klopse?
gherkin?
@@brokkrep it's type of pickle Essiggurke
Bratwurst a boiled onion and potato a tuft of butt hair or Pubes as garnish and an acrid warm glass of pee. And the stench of the people is similar to an old sauerkraut and poop b
Great cuisine.
@@oldironsides4107 whut
😉😊 in the netherlands you have also a lot vending machines a lot of farmers do it as well
And vending machines with frikandel and other warm stuff 😍
Love things like this. Stuff like this would never take on in the U.S.; people would vandalize and steal.
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If there was a sausage vending machine in my building, I might never leave my apartment.
I lived in Zweibrucken in the early 1980's and as much as I adore a good wurst there was this little street vendor downtown that served curry wurst. It was sliced, drizzled with a sauce, came with a chunk of hearty bread and served in a paper boat with a wood skewer to eat with. Absolutely heavenly.
Thank you for producing such great content and letting me travel to Germany vicariously through you! I'm an American, but most of my ancestors immigrated from Germany (many from Bavaria). So all of your videos about Germany are very special to me. Thank you again, and best wishes for continued success with your channel.
You are instantly hit with the smell of butt. I have no idea what it is no matter where you go.
And the people have the worst smell. Again I’d describe as a more powerful smell of butt than the air. So that may be it
There's a farm that I always bought my milk, eggs, cheese and some meat at that is self service, when I lived in Pennsylvania. They don't have cameras and it's Mennonite. I think, and hope that all who shop there are honest. We're visiting from our of state and will be shopping there on our way back home.
About 10 or 12 years ago we were visiting Bruges Belgium and I took a tour of the Flanders Fields area. One stop was at a small farm. At the side of the road, the farmer had two vending machines. One had the best strawberries I've ever had in it, the other was all potatoes. Since we had no kitchen in our hotel, I just admired the potatoes without buying any. I'd planned on saving some of the strawberries for that evening when I reconnected with my wife. They were addictive enough that didn't happen.
This is soooooo cool. Several of the farms in northern New Hampshire have "vending rooms" that run on the honor system. Most have a hand-written log but one uses an iPad and you can actually create an account for receipts and tracking. All are cash only though.
Same in Pennsylvania
What would be awesome are Amish vending machines in NYC...
There's one vending machine here in SoCal that enables you to make a personalized ice cream treat (although I never used it so I can't attest to the quality). It's the only unique vending machine I have seen here in the States.
WOW! Customizable ice cream orders sounds pretty cool! We saw a cupcake vending machine once in the US, but we didn't try it. If you ever try the ice cream one let us know if it's any good!
Loved this one. We have some self serve trust pay farm stands here in rural Ottawa, Ontario 🇨🇦
I bought coffee from a vending machine while in Germany, it was freaking delicious. Bought our dog an ID dog tag in Germany also. They have the best convenience stores there too, Auto Mart or something like that.
Finding thick Leberkäse is somewhat difficult these days. Thinning the slices is a hidden way to increase the price.
The hell are you talking about? If you buy plain Leberkäse you pay by weight.
Great video, my fiancée and I were in Furschweiler near Sankt Wendel last December and we loved the vending machine that had cheese milk and eggs. Germany is incredible and we are even coming to Germany in January for two weeks for our honeymoon. Much love! 🇺🇸
I've been through Dudderstadt a few times. I used to live in Braunschweig. I used to ski in the Harz, you must have done that too. It's a lovely part of the country.
Vending machines have an interesting history. Also, the world's first automat, Quisisana (a German company), opened in Berlin, Germany in 1895. Everything old is new again.
Loved this video so much. When our daughter lived in Bad Schussenried, I would purchase eggs from a vending machine which also carried a few cans of meat. My last visit outside of Ulm, the machines were more plentiful and carried multiple items like you have shown.
Interesting! We normally don't have such nice vending machines here in the States. Just normal junk food and drinks. Some have sandwiches, but they're just mass produced cafeteria types.
I'm very happy with the potato-awareness in this video!
Those bags of potatoes were NOT BIG ENOUGH!
EVRYTHING looks sooo gooood!!!
Alle products are mirrored. So the products with the longest date are in the back, good choice phil.
loved the video, the food from the vending machines with local produce is very tasty, seems the way to go!!!
I even saw a vending machine for fishing equipment once - fishing lines, different hooks and baits like worms, bugs, fish food and so on - very cool.
That was nice, I don't think we have farm vending machines here.
But no comparison to Japan ;) They have really interesting stuff, but even more interesting is the reaction of Americans. "Whaaat? A Dildo vending machine on the street? Underwear??" (unused I probably should add). Or the fresh horse meat vending machine in front of a butcher. The guy was totally blown away, but I was more impressed by the butcher who dared to place his shop between two small streets, one leading to a hospital, the other to a nursing home.
yes! Japan is the best!!
Those special vendign machines are in bars and not on the street in germany. im not sure, but there could be horse meat vending machines in germany, we do eat horsemeat, atleast in some areas.
Great video. First ever from you for me. Really great edit. Holy crap the prices were so reasonable!
Are the eggs in 10 packs sized that way to fit the vending machine or is that standard in Germany?
It’s standard 🤷♀️. And we have six packs, too.
@@winterlinde5395 Yes, and even two sixpacks connected by a perforated line, so you can have a pack of 12 too, or break them apart to have 2 sixpacks.
I love seeing how things work, how to shop, and learing practical new words!! Now I will feel more prepared and less clueless when I go. Have you considered creating some German language short videos on Instagram? They are a fun way to pick up some practical German. I love you guys!
Look at the RUclips channel from EasyGerman!
In France I tried a pizza vendingmachine. You could choose for a cold or hot pizza with several toppings. The pizza took 3 minutes to get out a hot pizza . Crazy but handy ...
Ohh cool! We've seen those, but haven't tried them. How was the quality?
@@DeanaandPhil the one I tried was really good but the machine, on a parkinglot of a supermarket, was operated by a local pizzeria. So I think it depends on the operator. But I saw a lot of them in France. I wonder when and if it will be a common thing in the Netherlands (or Germany).
Jolanda C. there are a few in the Netherlands. In Germany you find them on some bigger trainstations. But they are not a big hit.
I live near Düsseldorf, and in my Town in front of the local hardware store, there is a vending machine filled with tools and stuff like that. I was realy confused when I saw this for the first time :D Great Video!
Great videos from Channel as usual…
In BC Canada in our farming communities we have many self pay stands for fresh fruit, eggs, meat and other farm fresh produce.
It's cool to see this globally
I have never been a giant fan of pea soup but that looked amazing
I smiled at the metric package of eggs. In the US we have imperial dozens.
In US rural areas, egg sellers commonly have an ice chest of eggs for honor purchase at the edge of the road. The same for firewood.
Perhaps we don't have fancy vending since so many shops and groceries are open for most of, or even all, the day.
Here in California up in the mountains people sell firewood from the back of their trucks, but they leave them untended with a sign saying how much the wood costs. You just pick how much you want, tally up the cost and put the money through the window.
Currywurst with fries & mayo, 100% my favorite dish of all times.
Its not as easy as it was in the past to find a good Imbiss-Bude that does it right, but I found one and It's definitely worth driving 10 minutes to get there.
About the Röstis I think it's more meant like a dough. You should cut it in peaces an form thick "Kartoffelpuffer" of about 5mm. The size depends on what you prefer between 6cm to 20cm. Maed in a pan until they get crispy and brown outside is perfect for me. I really love Rösti, especially when there is a slight onion taste in the dough.
Another awesome video 👍 my husband and I love your videos. The food looks amazing! 🤤😊 We enjoy potatoes too. 🥔🥔 beer Brats etc 😋
Schwartenwurst seems more or less similar to Knipp. We eat it on bread but also fry it in a pan and eat it with potatoes (cooked or "Bratkartoffeln"), pickles and apple sauce (Apfelmus). :)
Love it. Thanks for sharing.
Liebe es. Danke für das Teilen.
Thats a great idea and you can support local producers. As you showed beside so called "Hofladen" where local producers sell their products you can find such vending machines with lots of variyties. Especially when you run out of food on weekend or you need more for a quick bbq its good to know that those are around. I take it as a homour that people trust you to pay by yourself what you bought.
I’ve been to Germany many times, and didn’t know about the food vending machines. Looks good!
There is also a candle vending machine in nesselröden only 6 kilometers away from duderstadt
i like the stuff you got from the vending machines. good selection. i think i like bratwurst with mustard a bit more than currywurst.
Same vending shops exist in Korea. All sorts of shops and stores, from ice cream/dessert shops to stationary goods, laundromats etc. Even 24 hour cafes. No vandalism.
Farm to Table is what USA might call these little Vending grocery shacks. I need to find one close to my home. Where I live,Napa Valley,we primarily produce Wine. It’s almost 90% wine and olive oils. It all looked gorgeous,mouth watering and fresh. 🤤😋
Yeah! It's definitely a good options for farmers to sell directly to customers! Do they have wine vending machines near you!
I've only seen "Farm to Table" used to refer to fancy chef restairants that either have a garden on-site or buy from farmers' markets and farms. So there's definitely a human serving you the food. These machines dispensing potato salad probably came from farms that sold potato salad in their store. At Pike Place Market in Seattle, one apple vendor who has stands at farmers' markets also has a stand there selling not just apples but apple cider.
@@sluggo206 💁🏼♂️ I figured if get hyjacked
I was very confused by the curry wurst when I was living in Fliegerhorst for awhile. Thanks for explaining the history Phil.. I didn't see any farm stands back in the 80's but did see wine stands! We have farm markets where I live in N. Idaho USA and shop there first, but I get my eggs at the auto parts store! Love you channel ♥♥
Don‘t forget about vending machines at gas stations on the Autobahn,clubs and pubs. Male restroom access nessesary. Enjoy and stay safe🤓❤️😎
hehe yeah there are a lot of interesting ones, but we trying to not get demonetized
Hey YT algo, these two are really fun to watch. Make them famous!
Wir haben viele " Regiomaten" hier in der Gegend ( Schleswig-Holstein ). Da sind immer nur gute regionale und oft auch Bioprodukte im Angebot. In meinem Landkreis sind dutzende solcher Regionmaten 👍. Gut am WE, wenn man Sonntag morgen was herzhaftes braucht ( erst Bier, dann Wurst 😁 ) und keine Fertiggerichte von der Tanke will.
When I was stationed in Germany (Ramstein AB, 1983-86) there were cigarette vending machines on the sidewalks in the village of Ramstein.
Thank you guys! Always lovely, you make my day, and also, make me hungry... Bless you, be safe and please take care!
I've been to several cities near Duderstadt (Hanover, Osnabrueck, Kassel, etc.), but never to your town. I'll have to swing through next time I'm in the area. It looks gorgeous.
Sounds like a good idea. Probably more healthy and probably cheaper than from large grocery stores. I like the idea!
Withiin the first minute ... geil!
marvellous ideas those vendig machine! Congratulations for this video
In The Netherlands we also have these farmer’s vending machines, for eggs, cheese, jam and honey, cold soup, apples, potatoes, tomatoes, paprikas and cucumbers. And also for milk and buttermilk, but you’ll have to bring your own bottle or milk can. And of course we have the hot vending machines for fried food in the city, the imbiss vending wall.
With The Dutch government closing 3,000 farms good luck,revolt
Happy New Year 2023.😊That is so very cool with the vending machines. I am new and just Subscribed. Yes I do have a Title. Cheers.!
Here in Northern California we can also buy eggs, cheese, produce and flowers at free standing farm stands. It’s the honor system.
Well, now I'm hungry.
sameee
Wow that town looks cozy. You must of had a great childhood!
Currywurst OR Bratwurst? Dude you gotta use the Bratwurst for the Currywurst :D It's way better than the boiled sausage currywurst version^^
but if I HAD to choose, I'd say Bratwurst ^^
There are special brands that make 'special' Curry bratwurst!
Leberwurst was a great source of protein when I was a student in Mainz. That with mustard and POTATOES(!) was a great meal!
You two are cute together and work well. I am from the states and don't really have this here, Or at least in my very small town (approx 4400 ppl). But are in bigger towns just extremely expensive and not really worth... mostly junk food sold. I feel more at home in Germany, as USA is becoming much more Industrized, Futuristicand Disconnected from Reality. For the most part from what little i have saw it still looks Traditional styling there. Though i may be wrong? I have heard of this before but never recived a youtube suggestion about it, Glad to come across this video. Everything looks super Yummy. It would be neat to see some items with Blueberries in it, as i manage my Parent's Orchard Blueberry farm each year. I'm going to look into more video's and see what my Best Friends town has to offer! Danke Schön!
Looks really yum. Love the idea of vending machines. I hope Australia takes up the trend. I remember the cigarette machines in the past. Mostly we only have drink machines. Both cold and coffee ones.
Love these vending machines - especially those from"happy chickens"!!!
Great video and the vending machines are awesome
The self serve walk-in farm store reminds me of a low tech Amazon Go store!
I always grab from the back too. Never got the front row product:)
This reminds me on the honour system we have in my rural suburb outside of Vancouver, Canada. People just place stands of fruit, veggies, flowers, etc. and put a jar for payment based off the honour system. More so though people give away stuff for free, all the time, everyone is constantly putting free furniture or electronics, tires, gift-ware, by their curbs rather then put the effort in to sell it for just a few dollars. In my apartment complex we have a room where people just put stuff to give away for free and it's not junk a lot of it is new even.
Wenn man am Wochenende was frisches braucht ist sowas natürlich perfekt. Bissl Milch oder Butter fürs Sonntagsfrühstück oder paar Würstl zum Grillen am Sonntagnachmittag.
grüsse gehen raus
One of my favorite episodes!!! Can you do more like this. Other vending machines
interesting about egg vending machine german's eat a lot of eggs. I eat a lot of chicken from supermarket that's been roasted.
interesting, i am from germany and never seen vending machines like these, but it certainly have seen places with self service, usually outdoors and always without cameras or anyone watching. Even the money box could easily be stolen with just a screwdriver or a clipper, but it is based on trust and it works :)
I'm from the Southwest and they popped up in the recent years.
Up here in Ostfriesland you see them more and more. Startet with those milkstands .
Boerderijwinkel or farmer shops are popular in the Netherlands too. I saw some farms in upstate New York selling items like honey and jelly through small houses at the roadside next to the mailbox too. Just take what you need and leave the money in a box. No camera (at least I didn’t saw one) 😊
Wish they'd had these when I lived in Heidelberg, Germany in 90 & 91! I was a poor college student, & I had to carry everything on a bike or the bus, so I just didn't eat much.
Labor is expensive and hard to find in the countryside so it's easier to have a machine or honor system. In the city where I live, that store would be robbed in a day. We have a free food fridge in the city and it gets emptied 5 times a day because people don't (or can't) pay.
This is unfortunate cuz in the US there is only the evil pursuit of $ and no real social security.
Phil you can check food by putting a knife into the center for a few seconds then put the knife on your lower lip carefully to check temp
The peasoup we call Snert in the Netherlands. Looks very similar, we have smoked sausage in it. What I thought I saw in your version as well
Nope! De Duitse erwtensoep is meer een gebonden groentesoep waarin heel veel hele erwten zitten.
Well this was fun to watch! Not sure about other places in the US, but I can guarantee you we do not have vending machines like this in Las Vegas! Wish we did, tho. Convenient & fresh food--yum!
So what I learned from this video is if you go to Germany you better like sausage and potatoes many different ways, and eggs.
In Canada we have a German grocery store chain in Ontario called Denninger's so I've seen many of these products. Our vending machines are boring in Canada
Looks so good! 😛😋🤤
Cool wish we had places like this
That is a very great idea.
All those food are mouthwatering.
Very interesting!
Back in the 1970s here in New Jersey USA we had Milk, eggs, and I think Bread vending machines on the comers.. a lot of bars had cigarettes vending machines… think these machines were around last 1920,30, 40, etc…. The Amish in Pennsylvania still have the honor system.
the sausage bread looks like something we have in America called potted meat. we eat on crackers or bread its really good but very high in salt. Usually cost around 1.00 a can
At the first look i thought you had Bloodsausace on the plate dishes ! Thats delicious with potato salad !
That soup looks amazing yum.🥘
I would love to see these types of vending machines in the states. And just fresher better quality food. We have a few self serve farms in the country but you really have to go out of your way to find them at least in my area.
We could use those here in the states too!
I loved that self-service farm market. It was cute.
Japan has even more esoteric vending machines. This may be one of those cases where the US is more traditional, like still using checks and only recently introducing to chip credit cards. My work replaced its cafeteria with vending machines, where you go to a kiosk to pay on the honor system. They installed that after covid when the number of on-site people went down to a trickle.