My grandmother had one with sewing materials and one just full of buttons. Every piece of clothing that went in the rag pile had the buttons cut off and put into the tin.
Whatever the plan was they were geniuses. Think about it not only truckers but college students, teachers etc can easily come in there for a quick snacking or food to go before or after work/school
@@AvocadoBat This looks like some type of trucking/storage operation. Hardly one inviting students! You can hear the truckers dissing her in the background.
You could not have such a place in the States, as "those people" would tear it up in a week! I have watched them eat at KFC and when they were done eating they just got up and walked out. Did not bother to clean up after themselves!
Logistically makes sense. Looks like it's Ben Mart, opened by Ben Foods, which is a subsidiary of QAF Ltd (where Ben Mart is located). Ben Foods location is slightly to the west, across Jurong River. QAF Ltd is... Just upstairs of the mart. Looks like they're a trading/distribution company, dealing with those brands you see in the video (Farmland, Cowhead, Gardenia, etc.). For those products that can't be sold to Fairprice, Sheng Siong, or anyone else due to too short remaining shelf life, they can just put them in the vending machines and there's a chance for it to get sold. In terms of rental, it's just a small space in a building they're already renting. In terms of manpower, just need to check, clean up a bit, and restock, which probably wouldn't take more than a few hours, especially since it's just downstairs. They can sell it for cheaper because of the shorter expiry, plus they're getting it at pretty much the best wholesale prices anyone can get. All in all, probably doesn't cost a whole lot in terms of capital investment to start this initiative, but there's a chance to earn back from the sales, otherwise it's gonna expire soon anyway. Seeing the brands and the companies involved, I kind of understand why they set up shop so randomly there despite such a niche target audience.
That last part reminded me of something that sometimes happens in my country. When you open a fridge in your house, take out a frozen tub thinking that it is ice cream, only to realize that it was a tub of beans(usually black beans but the beans can vary depending on the region). Oh the desire of something only to have it met by extreme disappointment...and yeah, my grandma has "cookie boxes" like those with sewing stuff too.
thats probably because these are originally meant for selling in grocery stores or supermarkets, the types for people to buy, put in freezer, and grab a bit to cook (but not the entire package), not originally meant for direct consumption like here. judging from the expiration date, these are probably sold here because they cant sell it anywhere else
Watching and enjoying this video from Scotland! Mala sounds interesting, we're thinking of visiting Singapore soon so may have to give it a try! Thanks for the cool vending machine videos
Some of those packages are more supermarket size than vending machine size. Dont exactly know what youd do with the frozen leftovers, but very cool video. Looks pretty off the beaten path which is neat.
That's such a great idea, what you said about the innovative quality of The food service is true, one of my favorite things is when food doesn't go to waste :)
it's a joke- those cookie tins are usually pretty cheap and have been around for a very, very long time, so elderly people (moreso old ladies) often re-used the tins to keep their sewing supplies in because it was cheap but sturdy storage. The joke is usually grandchildren would go looking for snacks at their grandparents' place, and more often than not find this tin of what they thought would be delicious little cookies- only to find it full of sewing equipment. It also happened to me as a kid haha.
Ahh that’d be so convenient if you worked weird hours and by the time you got home it’d be too late to cook. But that air fryer wouldn’t last half an hour here. It’d be up cash converters. That Farmland logo looks a lot like the farmfoods logo ( which is a frozen food shop here in the UK), I wonder if it’s the Singapore branch of the company or just coincidence. Loudly cackled at the sewing kit
For the value of the products and even though it is open 24 hours a day, this store is very good. Not to mention that the ending made me laugh out loud. 😂
This place is a haven for single working people. They could always get food supplies during work, cook some while lunch break and take the rest back home for dinner. Save grocery running time 😂😂
Loved the ending. And if there is one thing that the Dancing Bacons provide, it's A LOT of variety in what they purchase for their viewers! We thank you!
Hi Dancing Bacon, there's a vending machine cafe at PSA Alongside level 3, the name of the cafe is called "Fishbowl". You can bring the food and take the lift to 4th floor, walk to the viewing gallery and enjoy the PSA Port view while you have your meal 😉
Very good video! Singapore looks so clean and safe place to live! I'm from finland and those machines (airfryer, kettle, etc.. would be stolen immediately, and all places messed up 😂)
Ohhh Yeah!!! That's the way!!!! All around the world ppl use the Danish Butter Cookies box as homemade sewing supplies kit!!!!! Aaaaaaaaawsomeeeeeee!!!!!🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🍥🍥🍥
Quite an interesting thing. I imagine it'd be quite nice to eat when all the shops are closed at night. The portions seem too big though, they're straight from the market, I guess you'd have to bring the frozen food home. It would be cool if they added a fridge where people can put leftovers for other people to get for free, but that would be a loss for the owner.
All these vending machines the US need to take notes! We need these kind of food options rather than the fake food in most common vending machines nowadays.
KFC in Australia recently had the "Double downs" back added to the menu. As well as the "Stackers" added with a waffle. I thought it was a complete joke, and doesn't fit it. Surprised to see you make one of those in this video using waffles as buns.
Sometimes I dream about having a nation with as many vending machines as they do in Japan. But sometimes I think that would be crazy as well because these things are stocked up with so many sugary drinks...
Vending machine stores are always interesting. It's fun to see what meals you could put together from what's available. That ending though... I was looking forward to seeing the cookies but it's pretty funny. Did the path towards the store have to have red footprints on it? I mean a different color would be nicer than red cause it's kinda creepy seeing footprints in that color lol
Wow! Over here in New Zealand a single pack of noodles from a local supermarket is like $2.50 NZD I also add not as big as these. But then in a vending machine! That ish be like $7.50 NZD
Yeah yeah the ending and all but... 17:20 bottom second?? Kahve Dünyası??? How the heck it got there? It freaks the heck out from me because I live in Turkey and it is very unusual to see such stuff in other countries...
I guess part of the success of this channel is the fact DB uses very simple english. It´s not glorious, it´s not elaborate, it´s not Shakespeare. But everyone around the world can understand it.
I can never understand why vending machines here in Europe are so much more expensive than buying retail. Especially the 24/7 vending machine store that recently opened up, it's more expensive than even the average vending machines in offices and tech school and such
You really hit us with the sewing supplies at the end.
Meant for truck drivers.
Should have thrown the curry away rather than in the drain. The noodles will clog the drain!
that was hilarious
I'm super amused that the sewing kit is a universal thing, not just an American thing.
😂😂😂😂😂
I love that the butter cookie tin/sewing supplies resonates with people from all over the world!
Really speaks to how good of a box it is to put stuff in, I have one where I put my smaller art supplies lmao
Lmao my family use that tin to store some sewing supplies and ice cream bucket to store frozen seafoods😂
not the butter cookies having a sewing kit and buttons, thats always gonna be a trauma for me from kid to grown up
My grandmother had one with sewing materials and one just full of buttons. Every piece of clothing that went in the rag pile had the buttons cut off and put into the tin.
@@Emeraldwitch30Mine had thimbles 3/4, one quarter for everything else.
Kkk all the world do this? Because iam from Brazil and here is the same kk
rip, i never liked butter cookies so i'm one of the few that never experienced that lool
hahaha bro got menaced by sewing supplies
What a strange place for a vending cafe. It looks like it’s meant to be a break room of sorts for those working in the industrial park.
Meant for truckers from the looks of it. You get chicken with waffles and syrup btw.
I'm guessing workers in the area are the target customers.
Whatever the plan was they were geniuses. Think about it not only truckers but college students, teachers etc can easily come in there for a quick snacking or food to go before or after work/school
@@AvocadoBat This looks like some type of trucking/storage operation. Hardly one inviting students! You can hear the truckers dissing her in the background.
@@guyfawkesuThe1 Really?? Can u hear?
I love "directions to the place are straightforward" and you're showing literal footprints painted on the path :)
I wonder if their spacing is leftover from Covid protocol.
You could not have such a place in the States, as "those people" would tear it up in a week! I have watched them eat at KFC and when they were done eating they just got up and walked out. Did not bother to clean up after themselves!
@@guyfawkesuThe1 and who are "those people" though? Also you do realize that most US based places have workers that clean up when people do not.. lol
@@C0zm0deus Been to New York City? This place would have been trashed.
@@C0zm0deus that just makes them more lazy.
lmao I wasn't expecting the sewing kit jumpscare but I too am guilty of doing this. The butter cookie tins are just too perfect for it.
Logistically makes sense. Looks like it's Ben Mart, opened by Ben Foods, which is a subsidiary of QAF Ltd (where Ben Mart is located). Ben Foods location is slightly to the west, across Jurong River. QAF Ltd is... Just upstairs of the mart. Looks like they're a trading/distribution company, dealing with those brands you see in the video (Farmland, Cowhead, Gardenia, etc.). For those products that can't be sold to Fairprice, Sheng Siong, or anyone else due to too short remaining shelf life, they can just put them in the vending machines and there's a chance for it to get sold. In terms of rental, it's just a small space in a building they're already renting. In terms of manpower, just need to check, clean up a bit, and restock, which probably wouldn't take more than a few hours, especially since it's just downstairs. They can sell it for cheaper because of the shorter expiry, plus they're getting it at pretty much the best wholesale prices anyone can get. All in all, probably doesn't cost a whole lot in terms of capital investment to start this initiative, but there's a chance to earn back from the sales, otherwise it's gonna expire soon anyway.
Seeing the brands and the companies involved, I kind of understand why they set up shop so randomly there despite such a niche target audience.
😂 @ the ending . Everyone's grandma has one of those.
This place is meant for truck drivers and other logistics people.
19:19 You knew very well 99% of all of us would play that last second frame by frame. Lol, well done.
I know I did. lol
The concept is good but they really need to add more air fryers or even a microwave.
Absolutely, one air fryer may be taken by one person for 10-20 min and the rest will just sit and wait if they want something fried too
Same.
19:15 I thought it was something common only in my country, but apparently it is something universal.
Love how honest they are in Singapore . In Britain , junkies would be sleeping in it , machines broken into and airfryer stolen !
It would be the same in USA too. The second they left it unattended it would be robbed blind.
I've never thought the west would eventually stole everything what's unattended huh
Definitely the same in America. All the plastic spoons and forks (and anything else not nailed down) would be gone for sure.
That bit with the butter cookies at the end really had me laughing. XD May have to try a waffle cheeseburger one of these days, too.
I loved the end. Sewing supplies in a cookie tin clearly spans all cultures.😂
That wafers burger looked good! 👏
I really liked the sewing kit 😂😂😂
That last part reminded me of something that sometimes happens in my country.
When you open a fridge in your house, take out a frozen tub thinking that it is ice cream, only to realize that it was a tub of beans(usually black beans but the beans can vary depending on the region).
Oh the desire of something only to have it met by extreme disappointment...and yeah, my grandma has "cookie boxes" like those with sewing stuff too.
Oh man you're not the only one here, here in the Philippines, we use 1 liter ice cream tubs to store fish inside the freezer
Am I the only one who is shocked by how big the chicken and curly fry packs are?
thats probably because these are originally meant for selling in grocery stores or supermarkets, the types for people to buy, put in freezer, and grab a bit to cook (but not the entire package), not originally meant for direct consumption like here. judging from the expiration date, these are probably sold here because they cant sell it anywhere else
Watching and enjoying this video from Scotland! Mala sounds interesting, we're thinking of visiting Singapore soon so may have to give it a try! Thanks for the cool vending machine videos
And here I was so stoked to finally see a tin of Danish Butter Cookies with actual cookies inside 😭 I can't believe you've done this
You've never seen one? I have a large one at home that I just opened, good cookies. 😋
@@P747 Nope, every single one I've seen legit had sewing supplies in them 🥲 I bet they're good, they look tasty on the picture at least lol
Love this! It’s great to end a weekend with a new dancingbacons video!
Some of those packages are more supermarket size than vending machine size. Dont exactly know what youd do with the frozen leftovers, but very cool video. Looks pretty off the beaten path which is neat.
Ahhh sewing supplies flavored, just like the ones grandma made.
Soon as I saw Danish Cookies, I knew the sewing kit was coming. 😂😂😂
Texas in the house. Another great video from one of my favorite channels
That's such a great idea, what you said about the innovative quality of The food service is true, one of my favorite things is when food doesn't go to waste :)
the amount of plastic for such a small serving is stupid, we can make more food but we can't make more petrol
@@tovape Yeah food could definitely be packaged in something more bio degradable, especially these dry foods
Your waffle burger creation was impressive! There's always something unique about having a sweet and savory meal.
LOL what happened at the end?! I mean it would be kinda genius if there were vending machine sewing kits!!
I was stunned. I was expecting delicious looking cookies! 😂
it's a joke- those cookie tins are usually pretty cheap and have been around for a very, very long time, so elderly people (moreso old ladies) often re-used the tins to keep their sewing supplies in because it was cheap but sturdy storage. The joke is usually grandchildren would go looking for snacks at their grandparents' place, and more often than not find this tin of what they thought would be delicious little cookies- only to find it full of sewing equipment. It also happened to me as a kid haha.
@@Arakai13 I bet that's something you never forgot. 😂
@@celia61597it's a disappointment that lasts with you a lifetime.
Always so happy to see a new upload!
The ending was perfect! XD
ur videos are always so fun to watch, keep up the great work :)
Dude you have a funny sense of humor, I was surprised by what's inside the butter cookie tin 😮😂
I like this. I feel as though if this unsupervised setup was in my country it would get trashed and someone would break/take the air fryer.
Love the vending machine ones.
Really liked your DIY burger🍔.
A cheap coffee with a smelly biscuit - That would make my day 🤣 4:58
The curry noodles & waffle burger looks delicious ❤
& not the cookies box sewing kits 😂
At the end, you got that tub of cookies and I said; that better be a damn sewing kit! You didn't disappoint. Ty
Ahh that’d be so convenient if you worked weird hours and by the time you got home it’d be too late to cook. But that air fryer wouldn’t last half an hour here. It’d be up cash converters. That Farmland logo looks a lot like the farmfoods logo ( which is a frozen food shop here in the UK), I wonder if it’s the Singapore branch of the company or just coincidence. Loudly cackled at the sewing kit
They advertised butter cookies 18:50 and she got a sewing kit.. Talk about a bait and switch.
For the value of the products and even though it is open 24 hours a day, this store is very good. Not to mention that the ending made me laugh out loud. 😂
I liked the sewing supplies bit, very funny, more of that please.
I always enjoy the sweets (cookies) and candies you find out there. The durian cookies look interesting to try!
This place is a haven for single working people. They could always get food supplies during work, cook some while lunch break and take the rest back home for dinner. Save grocery running time 😂😂
Loved the ending.
And if there is one thing that the Dancing Bacons provide, it's A LOT of variety in what they purchase for their viewers! We thank you!
Why does this look like so much fun? I love this channel❤
LOL!!! That ending was GREAT!!!
For those not sure where this is at, it's at pandan loop, near the pandan reservoir.
love your videos .. super relaxing
Eyyyy Bacon is okay! Was worried since last vid! Thanks for more interesting vending machines!
That’s so cool ghat you brought your own timer 😎. I love your vending machine videos
18:44 The real jumpscare
Hi Dancing Bacon, there's a vending machine cafe at PSA Alongside level 3, the name of the cafe is called "Fishbowl".
You can bring the food and take the lift to 4th floor, walk to the viewing gallery and enjoy the PSA Port view while you have your meal 😉
Are you referring to the one at Keppel Viaduct where 'Outram Park Ya Hua Rou Gu Cha' is located?
Loved your joke at the end!😂
For a second there, I was convinced that icecream was Durian flavored. I would have given a hearty chortle, had that been the case.
A nice amenity for the worker bees in dystopian Singapore 😊
Disfruto mucho tus videos cuando estoy comiendo, saludos desde el casco de Santo Tomás CDMX ✋❣️
I love these videos! Makes me jealous lol cause we don't have them here in the United States like that
Same here. The vending machines here in the US are so boring, and a lot of the time, whatever you're trying to buy gets stuck. 😢
you've got amazing mexican food though. Taco chains here be charging 3 dollars for the most basic flavourless tiny taco.
Amazing how clean the stations are and stay that way
ROFL- my brain when dancing bacons bought the cookies "oh, sewing supplies bin!"
and then the ending happened XD!
Can’t say this was the most exciting location but I appreciate the video.
Muito legal seus vídeos. Parabéns e bom trabalho. 😁
Very good video! Singapore looks so clean and safe place to live! I'm from finland and those machines (airfryer, kettle, etc.. would be stolen immediately, and all places messed up 😂)
Overhere that airfryer wouldn't be there for the full 24hrs after opening
could tell those noodles weren’t gonna cook properly :(
Yeah, they were not instant ones.
Like the options and the cute foot prints on the sidewalk
Great vids!!
Ohhh Yeah!!! That's the way!!!! All around the world ppl use the Danish Butter Cookies box as homemade sewing supplies kit!!!!! Aaaaaaaaawsomeeeeeee!!!!!🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🍥🍥🍥
do you ever get food stuck in the Vending Machine like in bloopers video that you did
Do you eat all this food in one sitting or do you do it over a few days?
Quite an interesting thing. I imagine it'd be quite nice to eat when all the shops are closed at night. The portions seem too big though, they're straight from the market, I guess you'd have to bring the frozen food home. It would be cool if they added a fridge where people can put leftovers for other people to get for free, but that would be a loss for the owner.
Applaud your effort for taking in all these processed food.
All these vending machines the US need to take notes! We need these kind of food options rather than the fake food in most common vending machines nowadays.
3:40 Its a good thing you cleaned the drain out after.
what do you do if the product doesn't come out
i always love chickens and chicken nuggets and curly fries.❤
the ending got me so good lol
Hear me out. The Shrimp Paste chicken, deboned, with the waffles and Mozzerella.
Some of that chili sauce, too. Now that's a sandwich!
I would think that those first curry noodles would be colder than I would prefer to eat (?)
With a microwave I would prolly say Meh
Very classic meme the sewing kit in the butter cookie tin tends to happen every time
KFC in Australia recently had the "Double downs" back added to the menu.
As well as the "Stackers" added with a waffle.
I thought it was a complete joke, and doesn't fit it.
Surprised to see you make one of those in this video using waffles as buns.
Love vending machines
You just had to hit us with the sewing kit in the butter cookies bin 😅
Loved the ending 😆
Sometimes I dream about having a nation with as many vending machines as they do in Japan. But sometimes I think that would be crazy as well because these things are stocked up with so many sugary drinks...
LMAO I audibility said “they better not be any damn cookies in that tin!” AND GOD THERE WASNT I WAS SO HAPPY LMAON
Culture community Japan 🇯🇵 street food & machine vending there is premium 😂😂😂😂
Watching DancingBacons Seems Like A Good Idea It Helps Me Unstress And It Gives Me Ideas What I Should Make When I Become A Chief!
Vending machine stores are always interesting. It's fun to see what meals you could put together from what's available. That ending though... I was looking forward to seeing the cookies but it's pretty funny. Did the path towards the store have to have red footprints on it? I mean a different color would be nicer than red cause it's kinda creepy seeing footprints in that color lol
Wow 😮 those came from a vending machine 🤗 Great video & thanks DancingBacons 💃🏼🕺🥓
Honestly just looks like the stuff theyd sell in a warehouse breakroom vending machine
Lata de biscoitinhos... lembrança boa de tempos bons❤❤❤
The vending machines food do look appetizing 😊😅😋😋
Wow! Over here in New Zealand a single pack of noodles from a local supermarket is like $2.50 NZD I also add not as big as these. But then in a vending machine! That ish be like $7.50 NZD
9:28 Even that price for chicken is INSANE! I'm actually fricken blown away! That would be $10.00 here!
❤ the ending!
Yeah yeah the ending and all but... 17:20 bottom second?? Kahve Dünyası??? How the heck it got there?
It freaks the heck out from me because I live in Turkey and it is very unusual to see such stuff in other countries...
I guess part of the success of this channel is the fact DB uses very simple english. It´s not glorious, it´s not elaborate, it´s not Shakespeare. But everyone around the world can understand it.
i always love beef cheeseburgers.❤
I can never understand why vending machines here in Europe are so much more expensive than buying retail.
Especially the 24/7 vending machine store that recently opened up, it's more expensive than even the average vending machines in offices and tech school and such
The cookie tin got me! 😂😂😂😂
Those prices are amazing In comparison to what you’d pay In the us
I thought the same.. that 45 cent milk would be 2.50 here out of a vending machine