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Ok, if you never been to the "Meat Vending Machines" in Stone Ridge, New York (and Hudson)  you have not only missed out on a unique shopping experience, you have also missed out on a foodies' dream and the shop that was recognized by 'Food & Wine Magazine' for their commitment to craft butchering. In an email sent out to customers, Monday, July 5, 2021, the owners of Applestone Meat, cited this as the reason for closing their three retail locations: Unfortunately, maintaining our principles regarding supply chain, processing methods, staff pay and benefits, and product pricing has proved to...

The reason that we love vending machines is because they are convenient. If you need a sugar rush at work, there's the office vending machine. Forgot your water? Hit up the vending machine. Cash and credit card options make them even easier to grab and go. Recently New York's Applestone Meat Company expanded their meat vending machine locations to 3! Yes! Now you can get fresh cut meat 24/7 from a vending machine in Stone Ridge, Hudson and Eastchester, New York. Need raw meat after traditional store hours? Grab some steaks, chops or hot dogs from the machine, which is stocked fresh daily.

Hot dog! Applestone Meat Company to offer fresh, raw products by vending machine in Eastchester News 12 Staff Updated on:Feb 27, 2021, 6:50am EST An upstate meat company is now offering Westchester residents an option to buy their raw products from a vending machine. People can head to Applestone Meat Company on White Plains Road in Eastchester at any time of the day or evening to buy a variety of items, including beef, chicken and hot dogs. "We don't think of them as vending machines. They're just a delivery item. We are the same butchers, we just don't have the same type of counter," says...

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