So-called pizzamats have started appearing in the regions. In them, you can buy a hot pizza 24/7 and in just a few minutes. According to the advertisement on the machine, the dish is prepared in just 3 minutes. Tochka.by journalists studied the assortment and prices, as well as people's opinions.
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The appearance of such a machine in Rechytsa caused quite a stir. A local blogger posted a review of the novelty.
“Have you ever seen anything like this?! I’m genuinely shocked,” she wrote. The TikToker also tested the machine.
After preparation, the girl declared it "the pizza's appearance to the people." Also, according to her, the product was "freshly made."
As for prices, judging by the video, the cheapest pizza was "Margarita" for 17.9 rubles. On average, prices range from 22.9 to 23.9 rubles per package.
The menu also featured such pizzas as: meat, with pear and Dorblu cheese, and with ham and mushrooms.
Prices like in a pizzeria
As usual, opinions in the comments were divided. Many were dissatisfied with the price, and some believed that the pizzamat would be "broken in a month," calling it a "shaitan-machine" (devil machine).
Some doubted the freshness of the product. For example, one user noted that it would be cheaper at a nearby store — "from the oven, and definitely fresh."
There were also those who completely distrusted the technology.
“They showed a disassembly of a coffee machine, and there were worms in it, so what will be here?” — people ask online.
User Maryia also did not like the idea. In her opinion, the pizza looks "unappetizing for such money."
But not everyone was so categorical.
“24/7 pizza — awesome!” — a user wrote.
Another commentator decided to offer his advice.
“They should at least make the price lower, as the owners have fewer expenses,” he suggested.
He compared the stated amount with prices in pizzerias, saying that some types of pizza from the pizzamat turned out to be more expensive than in a cafe.
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