• The World’s Largest Roadside Attractions: From Giant Twine to Jumbo Pistachios

  • May 2 2025
  • Length: 18 mins
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The World’s Largest Roadside Attractions: From Giant Twine to Jumbo Pistachios

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    Episode 108

    What is it about giant versions of everyday things that makes them so unforgettable? From a massive ketchup bottle to a frying pan big enough to cook 365 chickens, we’re diving into the wonderfully oversized world of America's quirkiest roadside giants.

    In this episode:

    • Where to find the World’s Largest Ball of Twine (and why it's still growing)
    • Which giant landmark made it into a Twilight movie
    • The office chair so big it once had a spiral staircase
    • A stop that’s literally a giant picnic basket

    Whether you're road-tripping soon or just daydreaming from your desk, this episode will leave you smiling.

    🎧 Plus: Yeti’s Pop Pick features the brand-new Quirky & Cool Travel Guide — your go-to directory for weird, wonderful stops across the U.S. See it at https://quirkyandcool.com

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