The prayers of college students, surfer dudes and Ninja Turtles have officially been answered: Pizza vending machines are a real thing. Pizza Touch, an Orlando-based company, will begin rolling out its pizza vending machines across Central Florida in the next few months. "The pizza is ready to eat, it comes out hot and it’s really good," said Giselle Sandra of Pizza Touch. Here’s how Pizza Touch works: After the initial shock that you can order a pizza from a vending machine, put in $6. The machine takes credit cards, cash and coins. Now for the big decision: margherita pizza, mushrooms and peppers or four cheese, made with mozzarella, provolone, bleu cheese and Gorgonzola. Pizza Touch plans to expand its menu and add a pepperoni pizza and a veggie pizza. All of the 9-inch pizzas are premade and kept frozen until its time for baking. Once you choose your pie, the automated machine places the pizza in a near-600 degree oven. The baking process takes about two minutes. The pizzas come out of the oven hot, crispy and uncut. The cardboard tray can be used as a handle. Pizza Touch started in Italy and Portugal, but soon about 100 pizza vending machines will be placed around Central Florida. The locations of those vending machines hasn’t been determined, Sandra said. The company, which has a warehouse in Pinecastle near Sand Lake Road, wants to place the vending machines at hospitals, universities, hotels or just about anywhere people might need a quick bite to eat. There is one pizza vending machine in operation at a gas station in Lakeland. "There are many places that we can put them out," Sandra said. "We’ll start in Orlando and then we’ll expand to the rest of the United States."

The prayers of college students, surfer dudes and Ninja Turtles have officially been answered: Pizza vending machines are a real thing.

Pizza Touch, an Orlando-based company, will begin rolling out its pizza vending machines across Central Florida in the next few months.

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"The pizza is ready to eat, it comes out hot and it’s really good," said Giselle Sandra of Pizza Touch.

Here’s how Pizza Touch works: After the initial shock that you can order a pizza from a vending machine, put in $6. The machine takes credit cards, cash and coins.

Now for the big decision: margherita pizza, mushrooms and peppers or four cheese, made with mozzarella, provolone, bleu cheese and Gorgonzola. Pizza Touch plans to expand its menu and add a pepperoni pizza and a veggie pizza.

All of the 9-inch pizzas are premade and kept frozen until its time for baking. Once you choose your pie, the automated machine places the pizza in a near-600 degree oven.

The baking process takes about two minutes. The pizzas come out of the oven hot, crispy and uncut. The cardboard tray can be used as a handle.

Pizza Touch started in Italy and Portugal, but soon about 100 pizza vending machines will be placed around Central Florida. The locations of those vending machines hasn’t been determined, Sandra said.

The company, which has a warehouse in Pinecastle near Sand Lake Road, wants to place the vending machines at hospitals, universities, hotels or just about anywhere people might need a quick bite to eat. There is one pizza vending machine in operation at a gas station in Lakeland.

"There are many places that we can put them out," Sandra said. "We’ll start in Orlando and then we’ll expand to the rest of the United States."