Blendtec: Will It Blend?

by Scott Beale on December 22, 2006 · 5 comments

Will It Blend? That is the question asked by Tom Dickson, CEO of Blendtec, about what their blenders can blend up. So far he has demonstrated that they can blend some pretty crazy stuff, including an iPod, cell phones, a full bottle of cream soda, two Barbies and a bunch of other things that are not normally blended.

I’m glad to see that a company has stepped up and produced a modern day version of the infamous Bass-O-Matic.

Tell them what you want to see blended.

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1 SierraNightTide June 25, 2007 at 8:13 am

That is absolutely insane. Who needs to blend iPods? Toy cars, light bulbs and even tomatoes soup I understand, but Ipods?

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