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These sound great. I’m trying to find the first good good that can be made automatically in a machine the size of a coke vending machine. This seems like a good
by prepend 6y ago
These sound great. I’m trying to find the first good good that can be made automatically in a machine the size of a coke vending machine. This seems like a good candidate.
Ideally, I’d want a burrito machine that just spit out a perfect burrito without any human involvement (besides stocking it once a day or something). But cooking the meats seems like too much of an issue.
French tacos seems good because the meat can be cooked as it is Panini pressed.
- calvano915 6y agoUtilizing sous vide may solve the meat issue.
- prepend 6y agoGood point, I’ll try that out in burritos. The burritos I like have a bit of char, but maybe can get around that.
- BugsJustFindMe 6y agoJust add bags of char to the machine and sprinkle some in during assembly. > French tacos seems good because the meat can be cooked as it is Panini pressed. I don't think I've ever seen a panini press capable of cooking raw meat inside of a panino without basically destroying everything else. Tacos is made with already cooked meat.
- mycall 6y agoPerhaps something like liquid smoke will do the trick.
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- pomian 6y agoI have heard that there are burrito vending machines at Warsaw Polytechnic University. You select the ingredients, the machine wraps it and delivers- in a soft drink dispensing sized machine. Not sure if the burrito is heated, prior to delivery.
- itronitron 6y agoI think you would need to pre-cook and freeze the meat in individual servings beforehand (in glass jars) When an order is placed the meat gets microwaved in the jar, then emptied out onto the tortilla and the jar is stored by the machine for collection and reuse.
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