teabot

Toronto gets vending machine that makes loose leaf tea

Truly, we are in a golden era of vending machines in Toronto. First, the downtown got its very own twin machines that dispense cufflinks and fancy donuts. Now, you can add custom-blended tea to the list of luxuries that you can now purchase without talking to anyone: teaBOT is a locally-based startup that lets you create your very own blend of loose-leaf tea through a touch-screen kiosk.

It's a simple process: Walk up to the kiosk, pick out your ingredients, watch your tea get brewed, and take a sip of your custom blend, all in about 30 seconds. (It's like the Nutrimatic, except it's able to actually produce real tea.)

teabot

If you settle on a blend that you like, you'll eventually be able to order some to enjoy at home. Want to give the drink of the future a spin yourself? teaBOT will be located at Harry Rosen's Bloor St. location today (December 13) and next Saturday, December 20.

Photo via teaBOT.


Latest Videos



Latest Videos


Join the conversation Load comments

Latest in Eat & Drink

Two longtime grocery stores just shut down in Toronto

Canadians boycotting Loblaws now demand it address shrinkflation

Unusual sign spotted in Ontario grocery store meat aisle is raising eyebrows

Shocking video shows Ontario man attempting to stop LCBO robbery

Toronto shopper claims grocery stores have found a new way to screw consumers

Cat cafe opening in the heart of downtown Toronto

1930s era Eaton's store and restaurant coming back to Toronto

Ontario is one step closer to getting a new grocery chain to compete with Loblaws