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The ghost in the cake machine

It's been a good week for ...

cake lovers

A trip to an ATM usually means getting some dough. Now you can also get cake. A "bakery ATM" has opened in Glasgow's St Enoch Centre, the first cakehole-in-the-wall in the UK.

The bakery firm behind the vending machine is Bradfords, which stocks the ATM with fresh cakes every morning. They cost £2.50 each and come in seven flavours, including Irn-Bru. Obviously. The perfect way to celebrate your national identity – a wee cake reminiscent of a fizzy orange drink.

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