The team at How Ridiculous have built what could be the world’s largest blender, a title previously held by Tom Dickson of Blendtec. According to Guinness World Records, the largest functional blender was built over five days in 2004. It stands 4.79 meters tall and powered by twenty 12 Volt car batteries connected to a DC Series wound 100hp motor controller.
How Ridiculous did not reveal how they built their blender, but we do see them blend various objects including three smaller blenders, 10,000 golf balls, a bowling ball, surfboard, tennis balls, a refrigerator, flat screen TV, and more. For those interested in seeing the non-functional Blendtec version, you can stop by their headquarters at 1206 S. 1680 W., Orem, Utah. Blendtec rose to fame long before social media influencers, as founder Tom Dickson blended just about everything you can think of back in 2007.
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