How little can this 32oz. container blend? Can it blend as little as the 64 oz. tall container?
680274
Since my family shrunk to two people I use the 32 oz. container blender almost exclusively. The 32 oz. container performers exactly the same as the 64 oz. container and therefor you will get the same results.
680275
Yes. The base is a little narrower but otherwise it is exactly like the larger container.
1699991
I just checked...I used a 16 oz measuring cup and filled the jar TWICE....yes it holds 32 oz of your favorite beverage.
1801487
Hi. I use this whisk for everything 32 ounces and under. It can be a challenge with heavier batters and emulsions, but I belive in your case, if you keep your mixture warm enough to stay fluid, it will work great. You can also bend this whisk to suit your needs. Hope this helps!
1263738
I just looked at the container and it says 25% more than the 32 oz bottle and that equals 40 oz. I hope that helps.Pat
753302
I have the 16 oz. size flask. Cannot answer honestly about the 32oz size. Don't think it will work, but that's a guess since I don't have the 32oz. size
1652329
I put a whole little 2oz container in. I have been using it a few weeks now and it is the best one I have ever had
313750
This is a "Wet Blade" assembly that will work on either 64 or 32 oz containers, but WILL NOT work on a 48 oz container. I believe the containers fit all the various Vita Mix bases (mine is a 5200), but I'm not positive about that. If you do get this blade assembly, I would highly recommend that you also purchase the blade removal wrench as it makes the job very easy! I hope this info was helpful!
2160846
I'm sorry but I can't help you there. My hydroflask is 28 oz. and it is a tight fit in my Neosling. Maybe there are other Neoslings that are bigger to fit your 64 oz. hydroflask. Good luck!
775668
I have this and bought one of the 20oz frother pitchers on Amazon...what I have noticed is that it's hard to get to the lower part of the milk. So it is too tall- otherwise if I am persistent, I am able to make it work. I have looked online at 12oz, but worried it still will be too tall. Hope that helps.
1247082
I bought a 14.11oz container and it fits perfectly. So a 10 oz would fit most likely since its smaller...but idk how fast and evenly it would heat up.
222423
It all depends on the brand's container size and style. I've put both Chobani mini (3.5 oz) and Stonyfield regular (6 oz) containers into the larger one with no problem.
68457
No comparison! i have owned both, if you are only throwing in soft fruits with liquids and ice than it would be sufficient but then again that could be subjective on the user but no comparison as to blending capabilities, also the container is about half the capacity. But the stainless does keep the ice cold when blending.
1274135
I've measured 16+ oz in the smaller (nominal 16 oz) mug, and put the top on. I normally don't put more than 15-1/2 oz in it.
1437421
All 32oz wet and dry, 48oz, and 64oz containers fit this model. I use a 32oz container with this model, and prefer to use it when making smaller portions. Works great. I did not notice a big difference between the wet and dry blades however. My 32oz wet container grinds rice, oats, ect. ...just as well.
2035281
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=64+oz+Takeya+Iced+tea+makerIf the above link is the tea maker you have, yes you can use this insert with that jug. 64 ounces is the same as 2 quarts.
1319737
Yes, 32oz. I have purchased twice once for myself and one as a gift for a friend. Love it!
1412118
There are different strengths you can mix it but most people mix it one oz per gallon. I hope this helps.