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Food: Vending Machine
Curry vendor   (+15, -2)  [vote for, against]
Curry vending machine

Could be located at hospitals (in the casualty section) and at bus stops and train stations. Curry, Rice and popadoms in cup.
-- gizmo, Jan 16 2002

Baked in Tokyo http://www.nextcity.../summer98/12icx.htm
cooked rice with curry, no popadum [thumbwax, Jan 16 2002, last modified Oct 04 2004]

call it hurry curry!
-- po, Jan 16 2002


[blissmiss] I dunno what popadums are either, but I trust [gizmo] not to steer me wrong.
-- phoenix, Jan 16 2002


Papadam / papadum is a crispy bread-like bean wafer that originated in the Indian Subcontinent. It's usually flat and cruchy and is generally dipped in sauce. Yum!
-- snarfyguy, Jan 17 2002


(I wonder if [po] realises that her pun was baked about thirty years ago in a King Crimson song.)
-- angel, Jan 17 2002


*snicker*
-- thumbwax, Jan 17 2002


*marathon*
-- hippo, Jan 17 2002


Will it dispense lager as well? If it does, you've got my vote.
-- mcscotland, Jan 17 2002


I want fresh garlic nans before any other bready goods are awarded.
-- -alx, Jan 17 2002


Yes, it dispenses lager... and Ale with at least 3 words in the name.

wonderment on gizmo's user page BTW
-- thumbwax, Jan 17 2002


Bloody 'ell! Some kinda guy, huh?
-- angel, Jan 17 2002


You can never have enough curry.
-- Aristotle, Jan 17 2002


There is far too much consumed in our house, plus those very 'special' tins of ale, but at least a vending machine would cut down on the endless washing up.

Love the poem giz. Piece of cake for both if I could vote twice.
-- arora, Jan 17 2002


Vendaloo

-- goff, Jan 22 2002


Ive never heard of King Crimson, angel, serious gap in my knowledge there
-- po, Jan 22 2002


1969-onwards jazz-influenced, British prog-rock band. Founder member is Toyah's husband. 87,100 hits on Gooooogle.
-- angel, Jan 22 2002


MMMM, curry. What about couscous? It's kinda like the guy from "BubbleBoy", you know, "Curry and Ice Cream".
-- adrienne1218, Oct 30 2002


Whoah yeah.. I'm feeling yall on this one...... if there was a curry vender, I don't believe I would have any reason for religion. I had already found heaven. P.S.: Have we been watching too much "Red Dwarf" and "Seinfield"...?????
-- Siefdog, May 15 2003


You'll never believe this, but at the back of the Forum music venue in Kentish Town, there DEFINITELY used to be a curry vending machine. If memory serves it cost about £4 and also heated up items like pasta bolognese.
-- Martin H, Dec 16 2003


If anyone loves curry that much. Tell me. I want to be their friend because something like that is so abnormal. Not that this machine wouldn't be a great hit.
-- Chickenbreadthe1st, Jul 17 2005


//something like that is so abnormal// [Chicken] - are you American? One thing I've never understood is why indian food never caught on in the 'states (at least the places I've been). Last time I was in New York, I saw only one curry place, and it was some exotic-looking over-priced one-off. Very odd.
-- Basepair, Jul 17 2005



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