I want a blender that I can use mason jars on, any suggestions?
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yes, this the best kept secret of all Oster blenders. You can screw the blade assembly to the mason jar and it will do a great job. I do it all the time on three different blenders. my house, my moms house and the lake vacation property
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Good luck...I returned this piece of junk and finally got a Vitamix! If you are into blending hearty veggies like those (as I am), then you should invest in a Vitamix or Blendtec. You won't regret it! :)
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The Ninja will work great for frozen drinks. I have a regular blender also but it is worthless when I add ice to it. That is why I got the Ninja.
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I bought a Ninja Kitchen System 1200..terrible for green smoothies. After 10 mins on high, there is still large chunks in the liquid. I would not recommend it.
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Hi Mariya, tribest PB 350 is a good blender and the main part of it 7 inches
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The one that I had quit working after using it 3 batches!! I sent it back and used my food processor. You could use a blender to! I just steamed the veggies and stuff in a pot on the stove and blended them up works great!
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I have the CSB-77 Smart Stick hand blender. From what I can tell it looks like the HB-154PC. But, you probably need a little more research.
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I have the Bamix Pro, my second Bamix and I have loved mine. I wore the first one out, like, worked it to death in about 13/15 years. So sorry your doesn't meet your expectations. I don't even own a blender.
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You really want a blender for creamy nut butters - you can do the initial chopping in a food processor, but a blender will give you better results. :)
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I used it for blending soup and marinara sauce before I got an immersion blender. An immersion blender is much better for that - I can control the level of smoothness and it's less cleanup. I think the blender is best for drinks.
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Grab the handle and push until the bottom slots are lined upand twist the jar into the base. Make sure the collar is put on right. I don't know but it seems to me that you can leave the collar off. I haven't figured out what purpose it serves yet. Page 2 of the instruction booklet shows you how to put it together. I don't know what wattage it is.The book doesn't say. It's a a very cheap-made blender and so noisy, you need ear plugs to run it. Would never buy another one.
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Would never be used instead of a blender. It is a whisk. If you want something to replace a blender buy a Magic Bullet or a Ninja
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It has a very large blender end. Too big for normal jars. A large mayonaise jar perhaps might do. It comes with a large plastic blender cup that I use. You can blend in that and pour contents into your jars. In pot use for making soups it works great too. Then pour it into jar.
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Maybe you can go online at Google and ask. I don't know .Also you can look at the manual that came with it .maybe there's a place to call Good Luck because the blender it very good
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You can find these jars at Kmart, king supers, or even Wal-Mart... just make sure your buying wide mouth mason jars!
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Yes, you can. Just don't over fill it. Remember that hot liquids will let off a lot of hot, moist steam, and that you don't want to fill it to the level where the rotation will swap it out of the lid. The jar is made of thick glass, the lid has a central little take-out lid, which you can see in the image, and you can use that to add extra ingredients, once you have started blending something. Oh, and when you start the blender, always start on the lower "pulse" side, flip the starter downwards. Once you have picked up speed and the bulk is all mushed, you can flip it up to continued blending. Yes, you can. Just don't over fill it. Remember that hot liquids will let off a lot of hot, moist steam, and that you don't want to fill it to the level where the rotation will swap it out of the lid. The jar is made of thick glass, the lid has a central little take-out lid, which you can see in the image, and you can use that to add extra ingredients, once you have started blending something. Oh, and when you start the blender, always start on the lower "pulse" side, flip the starter downwards. Once you have picked up speed and the bulk is all mushed, you can flip it up to... » Read More Yes, you can. Just don't over fill it. Remember that hot liquids will let off a lot of hot, moist steam, and that you don't want to fill it to the level where the rotation will swap it out of the lid. The jar is made of thick glass, the lid has a central little take-out lid, which you can see in the image, and you can use that to add extra ingredients, once you have started blending something. Oh, and when you start the blender, always start on the lower "pulse" side, flip the starter downwards. Once you have picked up speed and the bulk is all mushed, you can flip it up to continued blending. « Show Less
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Sorry it took so long to get back to you but i'm ill. Just for you I searched for my mason jar and tried this experiment. RESULTS: it works great as long as you 1. always make sure the rubber seal is secure in place before you start and 2. if you stop at any point to add ingrediants, clean the rubber and bottom otherwise it will slip and get cut in the rotor ( like mine). The good thing about Oster blenders is all parts are replaceable. Hope this answer is helpful