
A new innovation has left the people in the Indian city of Bengaluru amazed and excited. A never-heard and very innovative automatic pani puri vending machine has been installed in the city and is now going viral.
This can be now called the "peak Bengaluru moment", which refers to the social media trend in which bizarre instances which take place daily in the city are shared by the users.
Various stories, which are part of the "peak Bengaluru" moments and have left the people of India's IT capital stunned, can be discovered all over the internet.
Now, people are amazed by the automatic pani puri vending machine, which even has a clever name and has gone viral online.
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As per the viral post, the unique machine has been installed in HSR Layout.
The stall has been shared by X handle Benedict which has been dubbed "WTF - What The Flavours". The machine has multiple taps which can dispense flavoured water (also known as jal jeera) for the puris.
The concept is aimed at ensuring hygiene and letting customers easily customise their Pani Puri by choosing their preferred flavoured water. A staff member also stands with the stall, who prepares a standard plate of puri and provides it to the customers.
Sharing the video of the kiosk, the X handle noted, "HSR living in 2050."
The post has garnered more than a lakh views since it went viral.
"Started in Gujarat a few years back," a user wrote. "Peak Bengaluru Definition: Trying to solve a problem that doesn't exist in the first place," said another person.
"There's nothing more unappetizing to me than food made by automation. It's the one aspect of living that I feel needs to ALWAYS have a human component (yes prepackaged food is made by factory automation but that's different in my mind)," said a user.
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"So that pani puri liquid that overflows...does it get recycled or drained?" quizzed a person. "Its all over India. unnecessary hyping Bangalore," wrote a user.
“Too Clinical, isn’t enticing in my opinion. Can do better if some good visual design is applied," said another user.
(With inputs from agencies)