is there a way to pour ingredients in the top while the machine is working without removing the entire top? i.e. is there a small opening in the lid
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yes there is an opening for pouring (a spout) in the top. , I am not sure that you could pour anything on it while it's running though, it might splash all over the place. I guess if the blender wasn't too full it might work. Hope that helps!
1119279
There is a small lid (the pour lid) you can open or you can remove the entire lid (not recommended) but you risk splatter. I hope this helps.
1119280
Yes. There is a "flip-tab" in the lid. It is about the size of a regular ice cube.
1119281
Hi...Yes there is a spout that you can pour in from the top without removing the lid. Be very careful washing the glass jar. its heavy glass but I dropped mine into the sink and it broke.
111047
There is a metal very fine hole tea strainer that is removable. You definitely can pour it with the strainer in. It also can be used without the strainer too. This tea pot is the best I have ever used.
402972
The mouth opening is actually quite big so I pour milk/sugar in that way. Alternatively I have also put powdered creamer and sugar directly with the coffee grounds before adding water, and that works great as well.
1659573
The top separates from the machine. That's what you normally use fill the reservoir.
2098897
I have not had that problem,but I would try soaking the top in a dishwasher powder/water solution for a few hours. (1 Tbsp/2 cups water)
379858
Basically yes. There is no separate pour spout, the water pours out the top. Notice there is a big lever on the back of the lid, so it's very simple to do.
697690
take the lid off before draining for safety.....the pour spout is there so the contents don't splash. the lid is not intended to stay on when pouring.
500427
I fill mine easily with a funnel. Super fast and easy. You can unscrew the top. It comes off in two separate pieces. The orange rim is the part they actually suck out of, and then it has a white lid. These both screw off. I researched several different options and I still think this was the best option by far. A little more pricey than some, but well worth it. I don't know what they are talking about when they say it's hard to clean. I just stick mine on the top rack of my dishwasher and have not had any issues at all. I don't know how it could be easier to clean. Maybe they are letting food dry in it before they clean them? I fill mine easily with a funnel. Super fast and easy. You can unscrew the top. It comes off in two separate pieces. The orange rim is the part they actually suck out of, and then it has a white lid. These both screw off. I researched several different options and I still think this was the best option by far. A little more pricey than some, but well worth it. I don't know what they are talking about when they say it's hard to clean. I just stick mine on the top rack of my dishwasher and have not had any issues at all. I don't know how it could be easier to clean. Maybe they are letting... » Read More I fill mine easily with a funnel. Super fast and easy. You can unscrew the top. It comes off in two separate pieces. The orange rim is the part they actually suck out of, and then it has a white lid. These both screw off. I researched several different options and I still think this was the best option by far. A little more pricey than some, but well worth it. I don't know what they are talking about when they say it's hard to clean. I just stick mine on the top rack of my dishwasher and have not had any issues at all. I don't know how it could be easier to clean. Maybe they are letting food dry in it before they clean them? « Show Less
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You don't have to take the lid all the way off. You can unscrew it half way and there is a space to pour through.
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no.. just a "thermos styled" shaker... there is a valve in the top that you can close or open and the lid screws on/off... measure/? who measures?? haha... long live the "free pour"...
1601537
Not really becuse you press the coffee below the top. It maybhit it when you pour. Not sure..
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The hole is too small, I think. You know when you open a can of sweetened condensed milk and you need to open a hole on both sides of the can so it will pour easily? With this lid, you'd only have one hole and it'd "glug-glug-glug" and not pour smoothly.
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The lid opening is small!!! We add in chopped candies etc. when we are spooning the "frozen" ice cream into our containers one layer at a time.
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The back bottom of the machine there is a small vent. That vent, it slides out and mine is a little tough to open, this is where you place the oil.
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Perhaps the top needle did not peirce the lid. I have found the plastic is a little too thick on the lid. I actually predrilled holes in the lid, and this helps.
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The lid covers the slight protrusion for pouring. It is not open like a tea pot or something.
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I've never really used it but the black piece of the lid you see in the picture can be turned to allow liquid through a small opening in the lid.