Fresh Apple Juice Vending Machine

[@fanfreluche]

somewhat expensive!

[@StStranger]

Fruits in Japan are quite expensive, especially freshly squeezed juice. and if you translate the average salary in Japan, it would be 2,400 usd

[@smollpotato]

Kinda expecting him 1:54 to snatch the cup away lol 😂

[@SMOOTHISBADIE]

Same lol

[@efershadow3780]

Same, i actually waiting him vooom, snatch, poof goes the cup😂

[@SilentDecepticon]

I was expecting that person on the bike to grab the cup of juice as he went by LOL

[@robertlee9602]

Nice, seen the orange but never the apple one before.

[@williamwhite2113]

I dont know. 4 dollars US for juice out of a vending machine doesn't seem as good a deal as buying juice from a store but that's just me.

[@mrduck7957]

Most likely the store bought one contains more sugar and water. This is expensive natural juice, that be made cheaper at home.

[@dranzerg]

Fresh fruits are expensive in Japan

[@CS-ys4sy]

It's not about the cheapest juice, it's about the experience of the fresh squeezing and seeing happen. You pay for the machine, in a sense. So, it is a deal compared to buying your own to replicate the process. You pay for the novelty.

[@fluttershyamy]

Agreed $4.00 for a cup of apple juice?! I'd rather buy Apple juice from the store

[@Tickdaspider]

i'd rather just eat the fruit

[@TRKaliFoxxo]

Truly unique and wonderful! The engineering and technology that goes into these machines are simple yet complex. Cheers!

[@ickabod545]

I thought the guy on the bicycle was going to grab the drink.

[@pumacat1637]

What happened to the rest of the cup of juice barely half of a glass

[@magnus1001]

IKR?! It takes a lot of apples or oranges to make a glass of juice and almost $5 for half a glass is expensive.

[@zerotodona1495]

Apples don’t give much juice, it takes 3-4 to make a full cup. It’s why companies water them down.

[@brianjewell9204]

They sure don't fill the cup, no matter what the drink is.

[@tracymurray6840]

I presume it's for busy people on the go who want a quick refreshment.

[@maharanisyahdilla]

Or if you want add a ice to it

[@reeses_unicorn]

Definitely not worth $4.

[@thelonercoder5816]

​@@tracymurray6840lol busy people would just go to a convenience store, not wait on some vending machine to manually juice apples.

[@magnus1001]

​@@thelonercoder5816Agreed. It is more like a novelty item, something you would get for fun if you had your kids with you but I have 6 little boys and I'm not paying almost $30 for each of them to get 1/3 - 1/2 cup of juice!

[@Crocogator]

I could watch that machine crush apples all day. That's really cool

[@magnus1001]

I know, it's oddly relaxing.

[@deemoTK]

I’ve never seen an Apple juice vending machine

[@XzRq0P2Q2]

東京は高いな 同じ自販機、地方だと350円だよ🍊

[@deadzio]

Tokyo can be cheap too if you look around. I see this is located in some train station or similar.

[@philvee727]

4 dollar fresh juice sounds expensive but fairly reasonable since it was produced from a vending machine

[@neonhomer]

4 USD for a half cup of OJ... a bit pricey...

[@pm41224]

This is a great concept for an apple juice vending machine. The price (US$4.85) and the amount of juice dispensed (half of the cup), though... not so great. But it's still a neat idea.

[@andrebt8033]

Wow the apple one must be nice! I only tried the orange juice from the exact same vending machine company, it was fresh indeed. Nothing to worry about because its getting juiced right in front of you ^_^

[@samhenwood5746]

Very pricey for apple juice 🧃& orange juice 🥤 Thanks for sharing DancingBacons 💃🏼🕺🥓😊👍

[@tanyasingh9415]

I've been watching your videos since 2020 and haven't stopped since. I always eagerly wait for the uploads! Best wishes from India! 😊😊

[@independentpuppy7520]

Yes please but wish it was a full cup for that price.

[@NotTomS]

Nice to see they provide a garbage can... sooo hard to find a trash bin in Japan...

[@Zkeleton969]

Keep in mind japan’s soil isn’t good for growing fruit like this, or crops in general, so nearly all of it is imported. Combined with Japan’s economy and you see why it’s so expensive.

[@gildaolsen2888]

Delish 😋 Some fruit in Japan is imported, thus is expensive. 🤷

[@sharpstevengg]

Big fan of that Street Fighter credit card!

[@pesky-media]

Yes, I have seen one of these a few months ago, they had smaller cups - great video!!

[@angemaidment5640]

I love that you can watch the juice being made. It’s easy to see what’s going into your drink, it’s not tucked away in a factory where it’s watered down and gets who knows how much sugar added.

[@briansivley2001]

That would be my weakness I LOVE Apple Juice 😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋. It's always been my favorite juice ever since I was a baby so seeing a vending machine that makes it fresh would be my weakness lol.

[@M3talWych]

Love all those expensive half glasses of juice there...

[@IceTeaJay]

love japan innovation

[@Crimson_Squadron]

COLD JUICE? COUNT ME IN

[@acre4406]

I would loooove that machine 😮

[@SweetRian]

I was more mesmerized by the clean vending machine!! That says something about me 😅

[@100catfishing7]

Interesting but cheaper and healthier to buy the whole fruit and eat it.

[@patzchan1900]

I cant deny that the $4 price would challenge me, but if I had to pick between the two it'd be the oranges cause I always try to have the best appreciation and care for my immune system in a world of many diseases, and everyone else should too. 👍 Its just that the necessity of eating oranges can be questioned nowadays where you can just have vitamin c tablets.

[@jm823]

These are the types of vending machines that would go over great in High schools and colleges but the price point would have to be reduced simply because $4 for a half empty cup is too expensive.

[@mister90210]

especially between the boost of healthy vitamins n such for someone rushing between classes & forget to take care of yourself, bonus if they need to watch out for low sugar moments as its a healthier option for a quick rebalance

[@thelonercoder5816]

​@@mister90210 if you're broke and in a rush, it would be more logical and cheaper to meal prep. That's what I used to do.

[@vishalkalicharan7710]

Applejack would love this!

[@princesskristan]

I would be in heaven. I love apple juice

[@noeinroad7294]

It's a little pricey but I imagine if I ordered a fresh pressed juice anywhere, it would be about the same. Plus I get a show as well.

[@shellyb4034]

Very expensive for such a small amount of juice.

[@gary_rollinson]

I'd be at the Apple vending machine 24/7.

[@rbwirth12]

I was hoping you'd do a Singapore Grand Prix food video. 😊

[@_Majoras]

how often does it require cleaning? juice gets extremely messy/sticky real quick

[@thegoldenstation9723]

That branding reminds me of The Stuff

[@servantofwrath7370]

Yeah that sure is a Fresh Apple Juice Vending Machine

[@diswazzi1683]

It should cost double the price of 2 apples from a farm which is 80 cents, this is insane

[@Radomone-b1o]

How did you get the cup to balance on that fence?

[@ardiris2715]

Many stores in the US have fresh pressed cider machines. You just pay at the counter instead of the machine. (:

[@ClaudiaG.1979]

Germany too. We have fresh orange juice machines in the grocery store. You pay at checkout.

[@MaisieSqueak]

The intrusive thoughts as the guy rode past on his bike I fully expected him to swipe the cup off the pillar.

[@nataliatort]

🌹

[@olala884]

🥤🚴🖐️

[@nemesis679]

Wow it's whisper quiet

[@Guyver_Master]

How does this machine stay clean

[@rizowalla_]

Nunca tinha visto uma máquina automática de suco de maçã. Que surpresa agradável. 😋

[@julez3161]

hahaa you mean the bicylist snatching the cup? i thought so too lol

[@akantiia]

An Apple juice vending machine, cool

[@NoThisIsPatches]

$4 (almost $5) for half a cup... Japan has truely mastered capitalism

[@deadlemonnfrfr]

Where was the apple juice machine? I would like to visit there

[@SpatuleJunior]

Pretty common in France in supermarket, cheaper too

[@meyague]

and everywhere in the world lol

[@SpatuleJunior]

@@meyague never went to the rest of the world haha but i can def tell in France

[@Shicomm]

I know the yen is on the weaker side now but 700 yen for a small cup of apple juice is just insane imho...

[@leadersbothcaptain]

there's a same machine in indonesia soekarno hatta airport but they only make sunkist juice, its about IDR 40000 /USD 2.54 per cup, very satisfying to watch the process

[@Zkeleton969]

I saw one of these! I tried it, it was pretty good

[@Glamoroustrauma]

Sooo how does the machine clean itself?

[@Altoryu]

I couldn't really see it but wondering how the machine deals with the apple's core.

[@Emeraldwitch30]

It crushes them all to get juice. If it works like other cider presses it grinds the whole fruit to get the juice from every bit of pulp. My neighbors growing up, had a huge orchard of apples and peaches. Every fall her granddaughter and I went and helped pick apples and also helped run the cider press. There was a bin to wash the apples which then got run through a grinder into goop and then we ran the goop into these big bags(I think they were muslin or cotton. New each season like giant sturdy pillow cases) then they were squished in the press. For a few years it was geared down to press by hand then they bought a mechanical one that did the hard work. We would drink it fresh out of the press but ran it through a pasteurization tank for sale.

[@aniraz90s]

Singapore only $2 which is $1.55 USD. Japan so expensive ☹️

[@alvinkoh5460]

Seems that fruits are way more expensive in Japan, compared to South East Asia

[@torn1073]

i would be this thing's biggest customer

[@_Mars]

give orange me give eat orange me eat orange give me eat orange give me you

[@S4M-1ThePrimagen]

Came in the comments looking exactly for this.

[@anthonycirami8500]

Yess Fresh Apple Juice

[@GR888T]

There’s 39 grams of sugar in a can of Coke, and 10.5 grams of sugar per apple. How many apples were used?

[@pmg-1]

That would be a "one & done" try... Wayyy too expensive for what looks to be 4 to 6oz of juice... would be cheaper for you to buy the fruit & juice yourself! At least you could choose your favorite versions of apples & oranges...while i bet these vending machines just use the cheapest & basic variety.

[@giraffar9264]

cheaper in sg but i still find it ex, could be fun for kids though.

[@supersonic644]

Everyone's talking about price *Meanwhile i'm wondering how did they got the Ryu from Streets credit card?*

[@Hermyoni33]

If it was a full cup I'd say OK but for half that's expensive

[@storm3698]

Looks a little dear to me when roughly translated to UK money. Would be good if one day you could do a video and put £ value instead of $

[@melissahoward8038]

I dont think i could spend that much on half a cup of apple juice or orange juice. Even if its fresh I'll buy one from the store

[@OrgMiskinKetawa]

Cold ?

[@ragulthemaxichifan1]

I love apple juice and is expensive ❤

[@BIGJATPSU]

FINALLLLLYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!! Something that costs MORE than in the US currently! 😅😅😅😅

[@ME-hh9fb]

Watermelons and cantaloupe in Japan can be $50 or more (they even come in their own little carrying case), grapes $8-12, avocados are crazy high - some fruit in Japan is extremely expensive. But usually absolutely beautiful.

[@robertajill3070]

Those “fresh juice” machines produce an obscene amount of food waste!

[@junbun3642]

Someone already did this machine at another location

[@RedWelshDragon]

You don't get much in either cup

[@xcalibertrekker6693]

That would be apple cider not apple juice.

[@stromboli.i]

feed me orange

[@jessylei]

Nice having fresh sweet juice but 4 bucks and not a full cup is eeeh not worth it rather buy a big jug at the store for that price or squeeze it at home yourself

[@saint2u271]

Lovely

[@magnus1001]

Does anybody remember Jamba Juice from the US? In the 90's they were all the rage in malls. You could get fruit smoothies or fruit juice made fresh with a variety of fruits to choose from. They were fairly expensive, too. I love raspberry drinks myself. I Googled it and they were bought out by some company that just calls themselves 'Jamba' now. I haven't seen a JJ in years and we don't have Jamba here that I know of. Thanks Dancing Bacons for the video and for stirring up a happy childhood memory!

[@olala884]

yikes. that's expensive.

[@team3t769]

A kg of apple costs 1$ in India

[@Динара-ю7л]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Cyberix75]

i think 5$ for an apple juice is really too much..

[@UPkBhaiyaji]

So less quantity of juice.

[@jsal2366]

👍

[@Jeff250lbc]

Nice

[@fluttershyamy]

👍🍎

[@gaf1964]

Seems expensive to me as I can buy a gallon of apple juice for $4.99 USD. However, I do live in the mid-west of the United States and realize that apples may be more expensive in your area.

[@TheHawaiianc]

I wish they give you the apple scraps some times when I make apple juice I like to microwave the scraps and eat it..

[@rangeomappr]

We don’t have it in USA

[@CubbyTech]

Better to just eat an apple!

[@Sherrynfamily]

The quantity of the apple and orange is very less.

[@i_am_brainrotted]

I went to a market in Europe with fresh orange juice for like 2 euros for 500 ml

[@HardCold-Alquan]

Might as well buy a bag of oranges or apples at those prices.

[@shin1189]

Ah! Semi early :D

[@peterburgess4792]

Vending Machine why so many vids on this subject getting a bit boring now I think we all know how they work , put money in press number get item out DULL DULL DULL