I was thinking the cake wouldn’t live up to the packaging photo. My mind was blown when I realized the tin is transparent and I was looking at the actual product.
When I first saw the thumbnail, I thought I was looking at a cake-flavored soda! It wasn't until I saw the spoon that I realized that it was an actual cake.
The first time I went to Japan, I immediately bought that strawberry cake in a convenience store. It always looks so good to me and yes, the actual taste is sooo delicious. It's not too sweet and it's so light. I'm still craving for it 😭 If I can go to Japan again I would definitely try the one in the can.
@@georgesanderson918 Japanese have been wearing those since forever they literally wear them whenever they get common colds unlike some Americans who keel over whenever they have to wear one for 3 minutes
the fact that japan's food are the same as on the pictures in the menu and for example that frozen cake is totally occupying all the space in the container is the best
6:12 "it tastes much better than it looks" How is that even possible? That's gotta be the fluffiest, cleanest cake I have every seen. Man everything looks so clean in Japan
They look delicious! Can't help thinking how time consuming and fiddly it must have been to place all the elements of the strawberry cake into the can so beautifully.
@@lonergothonline Yes. Thanks. I WAS pretty certain that the lid went on afterwards. 😁 It was the shoulders of the can and that l imagine every element had to be placed in it singly that l was thinking of.
@@bluesmurff6163 That is possible but, IMO the careful placement of the strawberries and the discs of sponge (?) would be the time consuming part and would probably involve tweezers. Squirting in some mousse or cream wouldn't take long.
I just love HOW this review was done. Simple, no music, good subtitles and just so easy to comprehend. i wish more reviews were like this and not heavily edited.
The Japanese are healthier and the ingredients are always fresh. They have a higher food standard than the US. in the US certain ingredirnts are banned but it's ok to feed it to Americans. Even American fast food have better options and ingredients abroad than we do here. Americans don't mind eating garbage. Just look at the food served in schools and more junk in grocery stores.
@@jazesmillimer5576 that's not true its cheaper to buy healthy food and to cook your own food but Americans prefer to eat out and love snacks which are far more expensive than healthy options
@@Moss_piglets That's a very general stereotype not everyone just "doesn't mind eating garbage," blame the system not the citizens, not everyone is trash.
How often are the cakes swapped out that aren't sold and how long is the shelf life? This seems pretty neat though some are on the pricey side, gives me the urge to make some in mason jars as mini gifts for family.
Look up Slim Chickens, I used to work for them. Their jar desserts are very similar to what you'd make here. Cheesecake, whipped cream, and strawberries(or Oreo/pecan pie/pumpkin pie).
These vending machines are extremely popular in Japan and will be emptied out pretty much every day. Many people get almost all of their food from vending machines there.
4:29 dude the pastry in the bottom left corner is the specialty of my city here in France! Can’t believe it made it into a dedicated vending machine in Japan out of all the different pastries and cakes in the world, that’s so dope! I was just thinking that it’s crazy that through the Internet we get to witness slices of life in places we don’t even know exist (in a local way, I know Japan exists haha) that feel so foreign and disconnected from us, but it turns out that there is a link between us after all through that, ain’t that rad? Or maybe it’s just the fact that I’m watching that at fuck late pm that’s getting me emotional 😅
We have more in common than we have differences. Yet the oligarchy of elite fascists want to create divisions for us. You see if we are fighting each other then they can steal things right from under our noses while we aren't paying attention. Or worse, they use is as cannon fodder in their wars. We need to remember to unite in times like these. The fact that you appreciate different cultures makes you a great individual. May the new year be great for you and yours.
Are talking about Mont Blanc? Its a pretty common flavor/cake in both Japan and South Korea cafes and hotels so maybe that's why they even have that in the vending machines. You can see lots of South Korean and Japanese channels that upload Mont Blanc recipes. 💙💙💙 It looks really cute in that form 😍🤣💙
It’s a cake shop, ur buying freshly made. That’s why price is high, it isn’t vending machine food. It’s just like self serve but through a vending machine for convenience
@reformed meghead are you angry about my surprise at a six dollar cup of pudding? You sound very angry. At any rate, six dollars for a pudding cup sounds very expensive - if it's some kind of gourmet pudding, I digress, but I still wouldn't spend six dollars for a cup of pudding. Six taco bell tacos tho? Sure thing, tacos are delicious!
@@equinox6944 ikr people here would be crying ‘DOES IT HAVE BPAS IN IT?!’ here or some other form over function purpose argument or vice verse which ever it is for them
@@yourdadsotherfamily3530 That's not a form over function thing, BPA leeches into food and acts like a hormone There are plenty of stupid buzzwords in food (organic, non-GMO), but BPA isn't one of them
How interesting, they look delicious and for someone like me who lives alone it would be perfect with no waste! Thank you for sharing your video with us.
Recycling is a scam. An extremely small percentage of recycling materials actually get recycled. Recycling shouldn't be used as a justification for our purchasing behaviors
Where are you from that you don't see coffee vending machines around you 🤔 i thought that's common around Europe, some parts of Asia, idk about north and south America... I'm from Eastern Europe and that's normal here lmao
@Opo But I bet that if they put the machines on the streets, like the ones in Japan, the second day you won't find them anymore :))). In my country these kind of machines are only inside, in store business offices etc.
@@Johnny24rs where is your country? It sounds dangerous 😬. I’m in Vancouver, Canada 🇨🇦🍁, I don’t think anybody would do anything bad to the vending machines, people are pretty decent here 🤔
The other ones aside, considering how expensive fruits are in Japan, the fruit roll cake is worth more than its price. Around 500 Yen for two big slices with a load of fruits? Yeap, I think its more expensive in cafes. The pudding and shortcake though, I'd rather buy a whole cake instead.
@@jolp9799 yeah that shitty respect fruit that people think is the end all be all for japan when really it's just a way for rich assholes to show off how little they care about spending as long as it's pretty.
What? I’m shocked ! I thought the design in the canned cake was absolutely polished and well made but I never Imagined it was the cake itself beautifully build up all around the inside of the transparent can 😱😱😱😱😱✨✨✨I’m in aweeeee!
Well, you certainly made my mouth water with all of those delicious-looking confections! The canned cake isn't rare in the states, but from a vending machine, it's totally unique. Most cakes here that come in a can or tin container have been imported, mostly for holidays, and of the fruitcake variety!
Love how the Japanese think. That cake in a can looks better, fresher, just as tasty and probably healthier then what you can buy in the little Debbie isle at walmart.
Because it is. These cakes are handmade made fresh and maintained by the cake shop everyday or probably even every couple of hours. Little Debbie's is filled with preservatives and made by machines like weeks/months before you buy it. You're comparing apples and oranges.
I wish different kinds of vending machines were more common in America, especially cities where everyone is on the go. More hot and cold food/ drink options
While I realize you wish to showcase the cake vending machines, which is interesting; I can not get over how clean the streets are in a city with that many people. I find that amazing.
Except not everyone is good at making cake, and time has value too. Not to mention, experience is worth something. If all you care about is getting the most bang for your buck, then this was obviously never gonna be for you.
Interestingly, in America a colloquial term is "ADHD Tax", as a way to appeal to people who can not, or will not, prepare and portion their food. You could buy a bag of carrots, a bag of celery, a bag of grapes, a bag of berries, and a block of cheese and crackers, or you can buy a pre portioned assortment of them all for a significant mark-up labeled "Party Platter" I wish vending machine culture would pick up here, as sometimes facing people feels pressurized or nerve-wracking, even under normal conditions.
This video kept showing up on my homepage and I'm glad I finally clicked on it -- I'm obsessed with the idea of a cake vending machine!! Genius. And the can is so cute! I wish we had these in NYC, I'd definitely give them a try. Thanks for sharing!
Oh god... the streets are SO clean! The streets are SO wide! I know it's how such things are in Japan, but i still get flabbergasted every time i see a video about Japan.
Wow, five dollars for two little small pieces of cake! It looks like vending machine food has gotten a lot more expensive than the last time I was in Japan. Thank you for showing us around. The cake in the soda can is extremely interesting and looks delicious. But $8........wow!
@@tayjay1164 look up word for word ... Shortcake in one can! ?? How to make too novel shortcake made by a risotto specialty store by a channel REtrip 😀
That sponge roll with fruit looked good. The canned strawberry shortcake one was probably made fresh in the shop so that’s probably why it was a bit more pricey but still looked really good.
What a really neat idea. I’m sure they’re also quite tasty, but $9 for a couple of slices of frozen cake and $6 for a cup of pudding? The prices seem a little high but if the taste is high quality I guess it would be worth it.
Thanks for not adding music to this. With the street ambience for the walking bits it's a great substitute for those of us nostalgic for Japan, while stuck in our home countries during the pandemic.
Omg I thought the can Strawberry cream and sponge cake was a sticker on the outside, its actually what's in the can. Amazing. Thank you for sharing this video. Adore The Japanese Blossom and The Human's there are so Beautiful and polite. Is it true the crime rate within teen 20 year olds is getting bad? Great video Thank you. Kindest thoughts to you and your family from Australia
The things these guys come up with is mind blowing! I want to visit just to see all the ingenuity of their creations....but now I'm sort of wondering what their recycling system is like if there is one in place....guess I'll go look into that now, lol.
America couldv had vending machines like Japan. But you can thank the Democrats and their homeless problems for putting a stop to that lmfao. Im democrat myself, but homelessness is something the party is completely incompetent at. 90% of homeless openly say they dont want to participate in society. They shoot heroine 24/7, and dont even attempt to take advantage of all the welfare/education/benefits our country provides. Infact, Welfare seems to have an inverse relationship with Homelessness. More welfare = more homelessness from my point of view. These social programs should only apply to sober individuals. moment you have a molecule of hard shit like heroin in your blood stream, you should be just banned. ofc white people aint ready for that conversation yet, since its everyone else that gotta suffer with these ego driven virtue signaling homeless policies. Only reason I bring this up, is that my city has had to close their libraries, vending machines, and other public services, exclusively because of the homeless issue.
THATS CRAZY!!! THAT U CAN GET SUCH FRESH DELICIOUS FOODS AND DESSERTS FROM A VENDING MACHINE!!! I WISH WE HAD THAT HERE IN NEW YORK !!!! THANK YOU FOR SHARING
this reminds me of a shop called sprinkles here in the US where they have a “cupcake atm” outside of the shop. it looks connected to it, so i think they stock it from inside.
English subtitles are very useful thank you. The lake of voice is a good idea. You take us with you in Japan. We are not scared because no one is speaking, we absolutely understand everything. The food is the central element.
The heck... I found a lot strange vending machines in Japan ... but a cake vending machine I did not find... maybe I should finally make my way up to Sapporo?
Thank you for the walk I like seeing places around the world. I like the cake can such good idea. The pudding color was odd. Here the packaged pudding pistachio is a pale green with bits of the nut in it.
@TheElite'sBiggestPest People in America don't care, there's gun violence, a massive drug problem, gang problem, so many homeless and disabled people not getting the help they need. 1 BLOCK from our House of Representatives we have people living in tents, dozens if not hundreds. Some not in tents, they can't afford them. You'll hear people crying at night because of how cold they are, or straight up screaming. This is also two BLOCKS away from our fucking CAPITOL in Washington D.C. Our politicians who run this country walk by hundreds of homeless, suffering humans every day and don't do anything about it. If our LEADERS can't be bothered to care, then it's of course unsurprising that a large amount of people just don't give a fuck.
The phrase "Don't worry I've been eating out of the vending machines while I 'm at school during lunch." Doesn't scare a parent in Japan as it does in America. Because they know that in Japan their kid has healthy choices good food. Not the automatic junk food that you think of in American vending machines.
the Japanese are clever innovators of creating something smart that would be our way of eating a desert or food from out of a machine. But hoping one day.that there will be a pizzahut or kfc in a vending machine you could get your food out from.if it wasn't for the Japanese smart ideas. it could be revolutionary.
"Tirasisu"... Anyway this is cultural appropriation. Kind of ridiculous cultural appropriation though. Caged culture? Bottled culture? It's like the French putting sushi in tubes and calling it "Fooshy" or something and branding it as "Sushiten apprentissage du poisson".
Is this really where you would draw the line? Welcome to the globalized marketplace. Think about the things you use every day and where they came from, and where you think they "belong" culturally. You can try to enjoy the fruits of this system or turn your nose up and claim appropriation, but not both. It's a slippery slope to xenophobic double-standards.
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I was thinking the cake wouldn’t live up to the packaging photo. My mind was blown when I realized the tin is transparent and I was looking at the actual product.
OMG same. I was like "I wonder if it looks as good inside as outside" and was astounded when I figured out that the can was transparent.
For $8.50 each if it was a photo it better look even better. The fact it was translucent blew my mind.
Yeah, total agree, my mind was 🤯
I taught that as well.
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When I first saw the thumbnail, I thought I was looking at a cake-flavored soda! It wasn't until I saw the spoon that I realized that it was an actual cake.
happened the same to me!!
@@HelloPukurin what does vending machine cake taste like exactly
Its the "Is it a cake?" meme all over again
I have seen enough about japan to know if it says cake vending machine, there is gunna be cake 😅
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And that canned sponge cake is probably one of the best things I've seen come out of a vending machine in my life.
@Truth Filter For TH-cam 1100 yen is literally 12 in Canadian dollar
its literally the same exact cost
@Truth Filter For TH-cam and here in exhibit A we have an idiot
The first time I went to Japan, I immediately bought that strawberry cake in a convenience store. It always looks so good to me and yes, the actual taste is sooo delicious. It's not too sweet and it's so light. I'm still craving for it 😭 If I can go to Japan again I would definitely try the one in the can.
It reminds me of a Fraser Cake, but in a can.
I really wanna eat it but i gotta wait a few years to save up money and go to japan
@@GhostofTheUchiha22 you have a lot of recipes on youtube, no need to wait
@@icchigo3901 no no, see other rich asian -_- she wants it MADE FOR HER.
@@morrisonandrew2521 kringe
That little family moment at 1:27 was so sweet and why I love videos like these - catching those little random moments of life.
George Sanderson bitter much?
Alas... something good about this country for a change!
@@georgesanderson918 Japanese have been wearing those since forever they literally wear them whenever they get common colds unlike some Americans who keel over whenever they have to wear one for 3 minutes
I RAN to the comments lmao, so cute
@@georgesanderson918 lol grow up
Wish they had these where I lived. Such a cool idea and they all looked so tasty 😋
@1 2 Hehe.
bad Idea for me...
I'd get fat in no-time xD
yeah when you work 70 hour weeks you dont get much time to bake
dude, I can literally buy an entire 12"x10" cake for $8.99 at a grocery store. cool but the price ruins it
@@someperson646 You're literally praising and insulting japan in one comment
the fact that japan's food are the same as on the pictures in the menu and for example that frozen cake is totally occupying all the space in the container is the best
6:12 "it tastes much better than it looks"
How is that even possible? That's gotta be the fluffiest, cleanest cake I have every seen.
Man everything looks so clean in Japan
I know right! in my country you will find all kind of dirt on the vending machines :))))
@@Johnny24rs we don't ever have any such things, hi from Russia
They look delicious! Can't help thinking how time consuming and fiddly it must have been to place all the elements of the strawberry cake into the can so beautifully.
I think the lid is put on after assembledge, this should help with placing things inside the can, well, practice also helps.
@@lonergothonline Yes. Thanks. I WAS pretty certain that the lid went on afterwards. 😁 It was the shoulders of the can and that l imagine every element had to be placed in it singly that l was thinking of.
i doubt it's manmade ? Since it's mostly cream/mousse i suspect it's just a machine layering it then it's canned
@@bluesmurff6163 That is possible but, IMO the careful placement of the strawberries and the discs of sponge (?) would be the time consuming part and would probably involve tweezers. Squirting in some mousse or cream wouldn't take long.
@@nikiTricoteuse buddy, people don't sit around with tweezers placing strawberries. It's done by a machine lol
I just love HOW this review was done. Simple, no music, good subtitles and just so easy to comprehend. i wish more reviews were like this and not heavily edited.
Europeans: Americans are so unhealthy, they always drink soda!
meanwhile in japan: Cracking open a cake with the boys.
because their unhealthy food is a lot cheaper than normal ones lol
The Japanese are healthier and the ingredients are always fresh. They have a higher food standard than the US. in the US certain ingredirnts are banned but it's ok to feed it to Americans. Even American fast food have better options and ingredients abroad than we do here. Americans don't mind eating garbage. Just look at the food served in schools and more junk in grocery stores.
@@Moss_piglets oh wow 😯
However,True.
And also, that was a READ!! 😎😏🤔🤭😷
@@jazesmillimer5576 that's not true its cheaper to buy healthy food and to cook your own food but Americans prefer to eat out and love snacks which are far more expensive than healthy options
@@Moss_piglets That's a very general stereotype not everyone just "doesn't mind eating garbage," blame the system not the citizens, not everyone is trash.
What a lovely glimpse of Japan. I love the idea of strawberry cream sponge cake in a can!
How often are the cakes swapped out that aren't sold and how long is the shelf life? This seems pretty neat though some are on the pricey side, gives me the urge to make some in mason jars as mini gifts for family.
Look up Slim Chickens, I used to work for them. Their jar desserts are very similar to what you'd make here. Cheesecake, whipped cream, and strawberries(or Oreo/pecan pie/pumpkin pie).
The 2nd vending machine is right outside a cake shop. The shop must have change the stock daily
The cakes are fresh made everyday. The vending machine is just an outdoor “counter” that’s fully automated.
The machine receive new cakes at 15:00 and work until 20:00.
These vending machines are extremely popular in Japan and will be emptied out pretty much every day. Many people get almost all of their food from vending machines there.
here in america, that would have been a picture of cake.
the fact that the can is actually see thru is just amazing!
Watching these videos really shows me how much further ahead modern parts of Japan and China are
Those actually look better than a lot of bakeries / restaurants. Amazing!
The ones in the can are from a bakery. Instead of buying a whole cake they sell them like that also.
yup also have tons of chemical to keep them fresh for 5 years.
@@shairaabshire excellent idea
@@SiriusV23 it’s possible they rotate the products every day
yea alot of bakeries the pastries are not always fresh some of it sits along time and then you buy it and find out its stale and inedible.
4:29 dude the pastry in the bottom left corner is the specialty of my city here in France! Can’t believe it made it into a dedicated vending machine in Japan out of all the different pastries and cakes in the world, that’s so dope!
I was just thinking that it’s crazy that through the Internet we get to witness slices of life in places we don’t even know exist (in a local way, I know Japan exists haha) that feel so foreign and disconnected from us, but it turns out that there is a link between us after all through that, ain’t that rad? Or maybe it’s just the fact that I’m watching that at fuck late pm that’s getting me emotional 😅
We have more in common than we have differences. Yet the oligarchy of elite fascists want to create divisions for us. You see if we are fighting each other then they can steal things right from under our noses while we aren't paying attention. Or worse, they use is as cannon fodder in their wars.
We need to remember to unite in times like these.
The fact that you appreciate different cultures makes you a great individual. May the new year be great for you and yours.
Are talking about Mont Blanc?
Its a pretty common flavor/cake in both Japan and South Korea cafes and hotels so maybe that's why they even have that in the vending machines. You can see lots of South Korean and Japanese channels that upload Mont Blanc recipes. 💙💙💙
It looks really cute in that form 😍🤣💙
Oh wait you're talking about #09 ??? 🤣 sorry 🤦♀️
There are a lot of cafes in there that follow traditional French pastries, maybe that's why 💙
@@annejia5382 They're talking about "cannelés" which are a specialty from the city of Bordeaux (or the region around it, I'm not sure)
I love how there is just a lone cake vending machine on a random street corner. Six dollars seems expensive for a can of pudding, though.
It’s a cake shop, ur buying freshly made. That’s why price is high, it isn’t vending machine food. It’s just like self serve but through a vending machine for convenience
it was pistachio they are expensive
@reformed meghead man where in the world is fastfood that cheap burgers at mcdonalds cost like 6 dollars for me
@reformed meghead are you angry about my surprise at a six dollar cup of pudding? You sound very angry. At any rate, six dollars for a pudding cup sounds very expensive - if it's some kind of gourmet pudding, I digress, but I still wouldn't spend six dollars for a cup of pudding. Six taco bell tacos tho? Sure thing, tacos are delicious!
Anything like this is a tourist trap that WILL price gouge
I just love these videos. It is my dream to visit Japan! Sadly, having 5 kids, I'm not sure I could afford to until I am an old woman!
I really like how you walked to the different machines. It gave me a really cool insight into what Japan would look like.
I definitely did not expect to see a transparent tin can. Only ever touched and seen opaque ones.
Same here! Seeing a see through tin can kind of blows my mind to be honest .. like my mind can’t compute what I am seeing 😅
Same here. The berries and cake looked so good, i thought it was just the packaging.
@@equinox6944 ikr people here would be crying ‘DOES IT HAVE BPAS IN IT?!’ here or some other form over function purpose argument or vice verse which ever it is for them
@@yourdadsotherfamily3530 That's not a form over function thing, BPA leeches into food and acts like a hormone
There are plenty of stupid buzzwords in food (organic, non-GMO), but BPA isn't one of them
Well, it's not a tin can so...
You can tell theres a decent amount of effort put into these, having vending machines for cake like this is completely unimaginable in europe lol
How interesting, they look delicious and for someone like me who lives alone it would be perfect with no waste! Thank you for sharing your video with us.
except the plastic spoon, plastic sleeve the spoon came in, and the plastic and aluminum of the single use container.
There's definitely waste.
Actually in Japan it's normal to recycle all of those things considered waste so not much waste in the end.
@@gohabs9 when you're in Asia, that's not gonna be single use 🤣🤣🤣
Recycling is a scam. An extremely small percentage of recycling materials actually get recycled. Recycling shouldn't be used as a justification for our purchasing behaviors
If you think this is nuts, *you should see the warm coffee vending machines in Japan, they are ahead of us by like 20 years* 😊🤩🇯🇵🍁
Where are you from that you don't see coffee vending machines around you 🤔 i thought that's common around Europe, some parts of Asia, idk about north and south America...
I'm from Eastern Europe and that's normal here lmao
@@me9981 Vancouver, Canada 😊🇨🇦🍁
While they're not overly common, the US has had hot coffee vending machines for decades.
@Opo But I bet that if they put the machines on the streets, like the ones in Japan, the second day you won't find them anymore :))). In my country these kind of machines are only inside, in store business offices etc.
@@Johnny24rs where is your country? It sounds dangerous 😬. I’m in Vancouver, Canada 🇨🇦🍁, I don’t think anybody would do anything bad to the vending machines, people are pretty decent here 🤔
Japan is ahead of everyone when it comes to creativity. WOW!
$10 for basically a slice of Cake. Looks awesome and probably taste good. But still quite a high price.
Yup it’s a huge no for me. You can basically get twice the amount fresh from bakery.
Closer to $4.50 buddy.
Where did you get the $10 from.
4:54 it shows the USD conversion from yen. 9.90 which is about 10 dollars
Same. The price is too high. But I like the concept.
Make more vending machine videos. I can’t get enough of them 😁😁
There’s a bunch of vending machine videos on dancing bacons channel
@@a.salmon5088 they're probably my least favorite, especially regarding vending machines specifically
No
@@Heyim18bro why?
@Nexxol no one is talking to you, yet you're replying to me... weird....
The other ones aside, considering how expensive fruits are in Japan, the fruit roll cake is worth more than its price. Around 500 Yen for two big slices with a load of fruits? Yeap, I think its more expensive in cafes. The pudding and shortcake though, I'd rather buy a whole cake instead.
The fruit roll is not worth 500 yen lol have you been to a Chateraise?
@@bonbonS1969 they ain't from Japan just assumptions lol
fruit is not anymore expensive in japan you're just thinking of the artisan ones
@@jolp9799 yeah that shitty respect fruit that people think is the end all be all for japan when really it's just a way for rich assholes to show off how little they care about spending as long as it's pretty.
@@louiedoee it's literally in japan
What? I’m shocked ! I thought the design in the canned cake was absolutely polished and well made but I never Imagined it was the cake itself beautifully build up all around the inside of the transparent can 😱😱😱😱😱✨✨✨I’m in aweeeee!
Well, you certainly made my mouth water with all of those delicious-looking confections! The canned cake isn't rare in the states, but from a vending machine, it's totally unique. Most cakes here that come in a can or tin container have been imported, mostly for holidays, and of the fruitcake variety!
Where are you buying canned cake in the US? I've never seen one before.
What do you know about fruit cake fruit cake ?
That canned strawberry cake looks really nice
Love how the Japanese think. That cake in a can looks better, fresher, just as tasty and probably healthier then what you can buy in the little Debbie isle at walmart.
And 5x more expensive with more cream than cake...
Because it is. These cakes are handmade made fresh and maintained by the cake shop everyday or probably even every couple of hours. Little Debbie's is filled with preservatives and made by machines like weeks/months before you buy it. You're comparing apples and oranges.
@@Kait_B_ but with real cream, not whipped oil
@@Kait_B_ as it should be,the quality on these vending machine cakes is way higher and miles fresher then gas station cakes
nah it's still trash and the japanese eat a ton of garbage don't fetishize them lol
I wish different kinds of vending machines were more common in America, especially cities where everyone is on the go. More hot and cold food/ drink options
If there were everyone will call America fat
I don't think in America they will restock them every day like they do in Japan.
If they were they would be vandalised
@@ChiddyChiddy01 thats racist!
@@ChiddyChiddy01 Heck, the entire machine would get stolen.
I loved these machines when I visited japan. Wish they had them in the UK but they would probably be vandalised.
They'd be stolen from immediately by africans
While I realize you wish to showcase the cake vending machines, which is interesting; I can not get over how clean the streets are in a city with that many people. I find that amazing.
Amazing how fresh the strawberry on top looked in the can!
As delicious as that one in the can looked, it would probably be around the same price to make a whole one from scratch.
Except not everyone is good at making cake, and time has value too.
Not to mention, experience is worth something.
If all you care about is getting the most bang for your buck, then this was obviously never gonna be for you.
I mean, that is with all cakes. We buy for convenience.
You pay for the novelty, duh. You sound so cheap.
@@heyheytaytay not everyone can spend money carelessly. I would personally try this but I can’t often spend money on novelty.
Interestingly, in America a colloquial term is "ADHD Tax", as a way to appeal to people who can not, or will not, prepare and portion their food. You could buy a bag of carrots, a bag of celery, a bag of grapes, a bag of berries, and a block of cheese and crackers, or you can buy a pre portioned assortment of them all for a significant mark-up labeled "Party Platter" I wish vending machine culture would pick up here, as sometimes facing people feels pressurized or nerve-wracking, even under normal conditions.
The strawberry cake in can looks cool and delicious. Its making me crave for one. 😅
This video kept showing up on my homepage and I'm glad I finally clicked on it -- I'm obsessed with the idea of a cake vending machine!! Genius. And the can is so cute! I wish we had these in NYC, I'd definitely give them a try. Thanks for sharing!
Oh god... the streets are SO clean!
The streets are SO wide!
I know it's how such things are in Japan, but i still get flabbergasted every time i see a video about Japan.
Wow, five dollars for two little small pieces of cake! It looks like vending machine food has gotten a lot more expensive than the last time I was in Japan. Thank you for showing us around. The cake in the soda can is extremely interesting and looks delicious. But $8........wow!
$10
Its inflation. Buy bitcoin.
for a tiny slither of sponge cake....i think you pay more for the quirk and the convenience lol
I've seen videos on here where cafes make the cakes in the can! Super neat to see them pack it all in and then seal it up!
I was wondering how the heck do they get the cakes in those cans? Very cool concept, the cakes and the pudding look absolutely delicious!
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@@cadavher Thank you!
@@cadavher thank you!
I wish we had vending machines like that in my country
I believe thats only possible in Japan 😆. Imagine those things in the US, they would be stolen in no time. And thats not just a cliche sadly
That sponge roll with fruit looked good. The canned strawberry shortcake one was probably made fresh in the shop so that’s probably why it was a bit more pricey but still looked really good.
Oh my goodness 😲 I wish I had one of those near me, I would get my daily exercise running to it everyday 😆 the cakes look delicious 🤤
yup also have tons of chemical to keep them fresh for 5 years.
They all looked delicious 🤤
Cake and pizza from vending machines that are as good as ones sold in brick and mortar stores. Japan revolutionized vending machines
That canned cake looks freaking delicious!!! It looks so fresh, like it was made a few minutes ago!! 😋🥰🤯
I loved Japan when I visited. It is fascinating and they have great vending machines
Great video! It makes me wonder how they make them. You should do another video on how they are made.
🍰🤤 loved the walk before arriving at the cake
10 dollars is extremely expensive for that little bit of cake no matter how convenient it's lol
Quality over quantity...
@@juif4642 , it's yellow cake, creme and strawberry. Does it have gold in it too?
I was gonna say, whipped cream sponge cake ingredient wise is very cheap to make. $10 is over priced.
I'd expect anywhere from $5-$7
Someone gotta pay for that transparent tin can...
What a really neat idea. I’m sure they’re also quite tasty, but $9 for a couple of slices of frozen cake and $6 for a cup of pudding?
The prices seem a little high but if the taste is high quality I guess it would be worth it.
Thanks for not adding music to this.
With the street ambience for the walking bits it's a great substitute for those of us nostalgic for Japan, while stuck in our home countries during the pandemic.
I enjoyed the walk to get the cakes, it was very nice looking at the city....And you made some good choices.
I thought it was a drink, not literally a canned cake in a soda shaped can. That's genius!!
yup also have tons of chemical to keep them fresh for 5 years.
@@SiriusV23 nah, fresh baked everyday
@@seratarsybagusibrahim5018 Lad how u be baking whipped cream and strawberry
@@United-Nations did I stutter?
@@seratarsybagusibrahim5018 No this is the Internet I cannot hear u lad
Omg I thought the can Strawberry cream and sponge cake was a sticker on the outside, its actually what's in the can. Amazing. Thank you for sharing this video. Adore The Japanese Blossom and The Human's there are so Beautiful and polite. Is it true the crime rate within teen 20 year olds is getting bad? Great video Thank you. Kindest thoughts to you and your family from Australia
It took me six hours to watch because I kept falling asleep lol
Lol this happens with me as well, I start watching in bed, fall a sleep, try again the next day, fall a sleep, and so on🤣
@@bergenswald I do it all time. I'm stubborn lol
Yum! That cake in a can looked so delicious, I would love to try it.
3:17-4:06 this couple is so sweet 😭😭✨✨
Looks delicious!❤️
I never knew how much I needed a cake vending machine until now.
Good to know I’m not alone in this need
The strawberries and cream cake looks yummy 😋
Great video. Simple and to the point, no calls to action or sponsors.
This kind of unusual product is definitely up to my alley. Plus the canned packaging makes it a lot more sturdy to be carried around.
They live so respectful and calm . This Is a wonderful idea ❤ Sad this would probably be destroyed in America where I'm from
Damn
It'd be graffitied and beaten up by idiots.
It would be broken into if it was just a vending machine out in the middle of the night
That machine wouldn’t last a day before it was broken into and then destroyed beyond repair
The things these guys come up with is mind blowing! I want to visit just to see all the ingenuity of their creations....but now I'm sort of wondering what their recycling system is like if there is one in place....guess I'll go look into that now, lol.
America couldv had vending machines like Japan.
But you can thank the Democrats and their homeless problems for putting a stop to that lmfao.
Im democrat myself, but homelessness is something the party is completely incompetent at.
90% of homeless openly say they dont want to participate in society. They shoot heroine 24/7, and dont even attempt to take advantage of all the welfare/education/benefits our country provides. Infact, Welfare seems to have an inverse relationship with Homelessness. More welfare = more homelessness from my point of view. These social programs should only apply to sober individuals. moment you have a molecule of hard shit like heroin in your blood stream, you should be just banned.
ofc white people aint ready for that conversation yet, since its everyone else that gotta suffer with these ego driven virtue signaling homeless policies.
Only reason I bring this up, is that my city has had to close their libraries, vending machines, and other public services, exclusively because of the homeless issue.
W😍W!!!! I first seen a cake vending machine in Singapore. I love Japan
Japan has vending machines for literally anything clothes food cakes it's awesome I bet introverts will love living there
THATS CRAZY!!! THAT U CAN GET SUCH FRESH DELICIOUS FOODS AND DESSERTS FROM A VENDING MACHINE!!! I WISH WE HAD THAT HERE IN NEW YORK !!!! THANK YOU FOR SHARING
I'd love to have those canned cakes here in the States. 😋🤤
this reminds me of a shop called sprinkles here in the US where they have a “cupcake atm” outside of the shop. it looks connected to it, so i think they stock it from inside.
I feel like I went to a cupcake vending machine once, but it might have just been a dream...
Oh my gosh, I never knew these existed… thanks for sharing!
Japan is such a place of practicality... love it there.
English subtitles are very useful thank you. The lake of voice is a good idea. You take us with you in Japan. We are not scared because no one is speaking, we absolutely understand everything. The food is the central element.
The heck... I found a lot strange vending machines in Japan ... but a cake vending machine I did not find... maybe I should finally make my way up to Sapporo?
Cant wait to see canned bread.
or canned used panties
It already exists
I think canned bread already exist in america
Thank you for the walk I like seeing places around the world.
I like the cake can such good idea. The pudding color was odd.
Here the packaged pudding pistachio is a pale green with bits of the nut in it.
Amazing the transparent container 😲
Indeed
I wonder if anyone has thought of making a Japanese vending machine app with crowdsourced info. I feel like something like that could make bank.
Have you seen the french fry one? America is a joke.
I feel like you responded to the wrong comment amigo.
WOW, I want to try them all, but the pudding looks like it separates and needs to be stirred.
Looks delicious!
Every time he takes a spoonful and says "I'll try it" I literally salivate in anticipation! This looks soooo delicious I wanna try !
What an amazing concept!
Only in Japan in America we could never get fancy stuff like this😭
Sprinkles has cupcake vending machines.
They'd be broken into or some shit lmao
The desserts here are also way too sweet. Idk even though I grew up here, I’ve never grown to like it.
@TheElite'sBiggestPest People in America don't care, there's gun violence, a massive drug problem, gang problem, so many homeless and disabled people not getting the help they need.
1 BLOCK from our House of Representatives we have people living in tents, dozens if not hundreds. Some not in tents, they can't afford them. You'll hear people crying at night because of how cold they are, or straight up screaming.
This is also two BLOCKS away from our fucking CAPITOL in Washington D.C.
Our politicians who run this country walk by hundreds of homeless, suffering humans every day and don't do anything about it.
If our LEADERS can't be bothered to care, then it's of course unsurprising that a large amount of people just don't give a fuck.
@TheElite'sBiggestPest dyes not wipe your arse or some yoke what do ya mean by not clean
The phrase "Don't worry I've been eating out of the vending machines while I 'm at school during lunch." Doesn't scare a parent in Japan as it does in America. Because they know that in Japan their kid has healthy choices good food.
Not the automatic junk food that you think of in American vending machines.
You do realize this is a video about literal cake right? That is as unhealth as it gets. Even America does not have that.
Sucking up to the Japanese much ? this is literally a canned diabetes...
I’d love to give one to a friend and just have them be surprised that it’s actually a cake lol
It’s amazing what you can purchase from a vending machine in Japan, thank you, from Oklahoma
It was enjoyable eating while watching you enjoy the cakes. Thank you.
but that 10% of cake you can't scrape off the sides wasted
As great an idea that I believe this to be, it seems incredibly expensive for a small portion of cake.
the Japanese are clever innovators of creating something smart that would be our way of eating a desert or food from out of a machine.
But hoping one day.that there will be a pizzahut or kfc in a vending machine you could get your food out from.if it wasn't for the Japanese smart ideas. it could be revolutionary.
The clear soda-can like box was amazing.
I thought it was printed picture of the cake on outside of can but it was the actual contents!
It seems to be so fresh and wholesome and as the person says, not too sweet.
i'll give you an honest critique. your videos are too slow. pace them up a bit and they'll be the perfect content.
You can always skip through the slow bits. Personally I like the slow pace, it feels more authentic.
"Tirasisu"...
Anyway this is cultural appropriation.
Kind of ridiculous cultural appropriation though. Caged culture? Bottled culture?
It's like the French putting sushi in tubes and calling it "Fooshy" or something and branding it as "Sushiten apprentissage du poisson".
Is this really where you would draw the line? Welcome to the globalized marketplace. Think about the things you use every day and where they came from, and where you think they "belong" culturally. You can try to enjoy the fruits of this system or turn your nose up and claim appropriation, but not both. It's a slippery slope to xenophobic double-standards.
Before eating such things I would definitely have a look at the ingredients. Being the color of pistachio means just that, the color..
Lovely!!! Sometimes you need it! In Toronto is Rainbow cake vending machine but expensive in Eaton Centre!!!
That strawberry cake was fabulous. Looked so good!!!!