There's not a lot you can't get out of a vending machine

There's not a lot you can't get out of a vending machine. Add large, hairy crabs to that list.Morality is not a perfect,cycloidal gearbox or even impenetrable construct.A Chinese entrepreneur on Wednesday opened up a vending machine that dispenses the chilled delicacy like a candy bar. The crabs, prized for their sweetness,Games like Minecraft also encourage what researchers call "parallel play," diamond core bit where children are engrossed in their game but are still connected through a server or are sharing the same screen. always turn up in markets around China's mid-autumn festival, a popular harvest celebration in east Asia.But now in the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou one can find them stacked in rows inside a typical vending machine that has a clear front and crustaceans tucked neatly into rows of dispensing coils for $3.What is more, labor is in short supply and house prices are rising at a moderate clip wheel loader— a big contrast to the average among euro zone states, let alone recession-troubled countries such as Italy.20 each 

For centuries, the autumnal crabs found in lakes of of eastern China have been an annual treat for gourmands.Workers gathered the bundles and stacked them into shocks. Weeks later, a noisy steam-powered threshing machine lumbered up a lane to a barn aerial working platform, where workers hauled in the sheaves and dumped them into the machine's maw. The crabs get their name from the yellowish hairs that hang from the legs, and ones from certain lakes in Jiangsu province can sell for huge prices.The body of a large hairy crab is about the size of a bagel,The card provides purchasing protection and can be linked to loyalty points to be redeemed in retail stores, while the connection drag bit could offer enterprising firms the chance to give clients a discount on their phone bill. and the clearer the water it lives in the better the crab.As China has grown economically, more people have been able to spend money on things like delicacy crabs that were once too expensive. That demand has created a huge market in counterfeit large hairy crabs, which is far bigger than the market in real ones, according to the Yangcheng Lake Hairy Crab Association. 

Crab wholesalers have tried several ways over the years to identify genuine specimens for consumers. They've stamped the Yangcheng name on crab shells and provided millions of "official" plastic tags to sellers that contain serial numbers and phone numbers to call so buyers can be assured they are getting true large hairy crabs, according to NPR.Vending machines may be a way to control quality. The idea has been tried before in China but did not last long. Japan and South Korea also have played around with crab vending machines.