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12 comments:
First of its like that I've seen.
That's something I've never seen here.
I had no idea there was such a thing.
Did you try it? Was it good? Is the milk refrigerated at least?
Even more surprising than milk in a vending machine (to me) is the fact that selling raw milk is legal there in Europe.
Is it real full-fat milk?
Yours is cheaper than a bag of Israeli pasteurized milk.
Nice that you can bring your own bottle.
Never seen one of these before. I would love to try it.
Where's the cow?
We definitely don't have those here!
I saw one of these machines in the Toscana years ago and I thought, in South Tyrol they will never appear... I was wrong...
Raw milk is a bit controversial here in American. However, I would take full advantage of this machine!!!
great concept :)
I've never seen one here.
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