If you make Daiquiris, will that thik of a drink go through the spout?
1784977
I have not tried anything that thick but the nozzle and tube that comes out is a rather good size, from looking you can have daiquiris but of course that is my opinion.
465987
If it is thicker than water, you will need to take out the strainer that comes with the bottle. If the drink is like a smoothie and you can get it into the bottle, then it should be fine so long as the it isn't too thick. Worst scenario, just use a straw like you would with a smoothie!
1078234
Yes! If the black pour spout is screwd in securely it is very leak proof. If the pour spout is not screwed in, just the cup/cap will dribble. Someone else somewhere said to not screw the pour spout too tightly or else it will leak...I have never had this issue. It is very easy to feel the correct point of resistance, and I think it would be quite difficult to screw it too tight.
1893194
No. The water flows through the gold mesh on the sides with no issues. You dump the grounds in the trash after you are done brewing.
175679
No. The water only touches glass, except for the top/lid and built in filter at the spout. You could open the lid before pouring, but watch out, it will be hot if it just finished boiling. I think it's a wonderful product, and would still buy another!
1389335
Just checked, I have a growler. The mouth of the growler is to large. It falls through.
1563990
No. I have tried the "correct pour" (as if coming from a tap) into these glasses and there is always a 1/2 inch or so gap to the top of the glass.
201548
It sure does if the top of the glass is smooth. No problem. I just did it a night or so ago as I had poured too much.
129826
Not significantly. As you pour there is a chance that the coffee will come into contact with the lining of the lid..
587581
not really. also, since there is a pour spout, coffee splashes out of it while pressing.
1730664
No, small spout will only take liquid. I wouldn't recommend anything but water.
99156
I have not had that problem. Using the front of the cup that has the pouring spout avoids that problem.
239505
Yes, the plunger lid does have a screened drinking spout. Plus when the plunger is pushed down to filter the coffe it traps most all of the coffee grounds but if any tiny bits remain the screen in the drinking spout catches it. I usually just leave the plunger lid on and drink my coffe this way so I don't have to go to the trouble of changing the lid.
55762
There isn't a spout on the cap. The cap must be unscrewed and the wide-mouth opening revealed in order to take a drink. Your mouth only touches glass.
1544565
Yes, but you must first turn the cap to block the pouring spout. A simple maneuver. I assume your asking about shaking to remix contents that may have separated (IE: fresh squeezed orange juice), not shaking it as you would a Martini shaker.
2050
It does. But not like you think. One of the reason why didn't put all the spout on.
2165057
You have to close the little flap that covers an opening for drinking from, otherwise; it will not spill. If flap is open, it might spill contents, but slowly enough to not be disastrous.