Can this be used to make milk shakes? If so is there a stainless steel cup which fits it and works with it instead of the glass jar?
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Yes , this can make very good milk shakes but I don't know about a stainless steel cup that fits it.
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It doesn't come with a metal jar. I really wouldn't buy this again. It broke so quickly and their customer service was terrible. The style is great, but I think you can get a better blender for the money.
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Yes you can make MILKSHAKES with this blender!! Waring sells a stainless carafe for this blender Item # CAC35 is $53.99 at AMAZON
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Yes, the inside of the jar is from stainless steel. Only the cup is plastic.
340620
I would imagine you would use like a Fox's Ubet syrup. Milk, coffee, in the blender. Not sure tho, sorry.
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This strainer is not made for liquids ,its not fine enough and it has bigger holes in the middle plastic cylinder ,unless nut milk is thick like joghurt it will not work.
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I use it for smoothies all the time and works great. We don't have any glass/jar that it fits in. We use a large measuring cup.
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There aren't any glass containers for blenders because the plastic container is much more durable than glass containers. Also the glass containers can chip and that glass could potentially fall into the food that is being blended. A stainless steel container is an excellent alternative to the plastic containers as they are very durable and won't chip or crack.
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If you want to know if you can use mason jars instead of the cups, the answer is no. Even the pint jars are too tall and the lid won't fit tight, which means your yogurt will not heat up. The cups are included with the yogurt maker though.
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Probably it would work, as long as there is some insulation between the plastic container and the glass jar to retain the heat. Also, would heat the jar to the temperature required (around 95°-100°F?) and also have the yogurt maker heated in advance too. I think the risk is that the temperature would not remain at that constant required for the milk, which happens when you make the yogurt directly in the plastic container. With the glass jar sitting in the plastic, the heat would not be as direct I think. This is all conjecture, I have not tried it.
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It would depend entirely on how thick the smoothie is. If you are talking about something as thick as a milk shake, it would probably not work (the straw is too narrow).
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I have used mine for coffee and it the lid works great. The only problem is the glass jar gets hot to the touch so this makes it hard to hold onto.
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I got my replacement jar from Goodman's. My blender is an 18 speed Oster Blender model 6887 ... does not have 'button' ... smooth surface. Here is Goodman's info: Clover leaf shape 5 cup, glass blender jar. Fits Oster and Osterizer blender models. 6630, 6631, 6632, 6633, 6634, 6635, 6636, 6642, 6643, 6644, 6646, 6647, 6650, 6652, 6654, 6655, 6817, etc. Hope this is helpful ... bottom line ... 'looks like' it 'should' work
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I make it with water as a "coffee or tea" and also add it to protein shakes so I would say yes you can make it with milk if you want to. I love it hot like a coffee.
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I have only used this for vanillia milk shakes and I add a spash of vanilla extract. it has a multitude of uses as a malt~ very yum~ Enjoy
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If you order from their website and the trial sample they send a shaker with it. Otherwise you have to get one elsewhere. I just use a cup with a top and shake it that way. Like the kind that slimfast used to use. Have a lot of those left over.
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Yes. My grandson actually makes milkshakes in it, according to his mom. It does not blend like a real blender, but it does spin so he thinks he is making one.
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I am quite sure it will work for blending anything hot, I have had the exact same blender with glass until glass jar broke, this is superior
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I really didn't do it like you said above but I did make a frappe with a spoon of nescafe and sugar in a half glass of water and then used this to froth it. I must say that it really does the job well and much quicker than the last time when I used a plastic shaker.