A couple of weeks ago, we featured Charlie, Helen and Andy's thrilling encounter with a pizza vending machine in France.
Since then, lots of you have sent us in photos and tales of more vending machine magic and we thought it was only fair to share these convenience gems with all and sundry.
So here's a Tony Hart style gallery of our favourites.
First up is this beauty that Tom took and sent to us from Southampton.
Judging by the vending slots, there appear to be just two serving sizes. 'Small' and 'Greedy'.
Lucy found a machine in Amsterdam which sells everything from 'instant' fry ups to fishfinger sandwiches.

Whilst over in Toronto, Frankie found a machine that sold worms.
In Frankfurt airport, you can buy gold.
That's right - solid gold (thanks to Maggie for the link).
And Angie wrote a little lament about the hamburger and chips vending machine that once graced the canteen of her local hospital in Birmingham but alas is no more.
However, the winner for best vending machine photostory must go to Vicki for the state-of-the-art vending potato machine she documented near her home in Leuven, Belgium (which also boasts a brooadautomat nearby which sells bread).
To buy your potatoes, just open the door and pop your money in the machine.
Remove spuds carefully.
And then get your dad to carry them home.
It's open all year apparently.
Handy to know if you ever find yourself with a sudden tuber craving in the middle of the Flemish countryside.
sam lomas on three generations of snowmen
Jennifer (in Switzerland) on the lonely little coin counter
dan on a few firsts
Simon on a few firsts
Tina Stewart on hat of the week...
innotek 5100 on hamsters, dogs, cats and brilliant hats
innotek 5100 on there really is no-one quite like grandma...
Xenon Bulb on oh christmas tree, oh christmas tree...
Simon K at innocent on kevin spacey's impressions