Pizza vending machines getting ready to feed the masses

Forget about pizza delivery in 30 minutes or less. How about 90 seconds?

From the makers of Burritobox, the folks at Pizzabox claim their vending machines can serve up fresh 10-inch pizzas from an 800-degree oven in 90 seconds. Each order comes with a seasoning packet and cutlery for enjoying on-the-go.

Pizzabox creators warn that each pizza is served piping-hot, and should be allowed to cool for 5-10 minutes.

CNET reports that live video chat will be implemented to provide immediate customer service.

Each pizza will cost $5. The machines are currently being tested and are expected to go live in early 2015. Initial Pizzabox locations will focus on airports and college campuses.

This is not the first pizza vending machine concept. Let’s Pizza debuted overseas and was supposed to bring its machines to the U.S. beginning in 2012, but there has since been no update on the company’s status here in the states.

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