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?
798619
Yes , this can make very good milk shakes but I don't know about a stainless steel cup that fits it.
798620
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.
798621
Yes you can make MILKSHAKES with this blender!! Waring sells a stainless carafe for this blender Item # CAC35 is $53.99 at AMAZON
1276055
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.
1124797
Yes it will fit into a drinking glass or even a mayo jar ( which I use to mix protein drinks). It will "suck" itself to the bottom so I lift it up and up it back down several times to make sure it throughly blends the contence. I can't tell you how much I love this producvt. There isn't a day that I don't use it. Becareful, it can make baby food so fast you won't even realize you've done it until it's to late!!
1179845
Absolutely. The little pitcher is glass, and it separates from the whisk. I usually warm my milk for 30 seconds. Works great.
623363
I doubt the collapsable structure of cup. It has some rubber. Not suitable for coffee. I will suggest carry some paper cup.
1556247
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.
1903156
I'm not sure why you would buy this cup if you were going to use it without the lid, effectively rendering it useless as a travel mug. However, the rim of the cup is a nice rounded edge so it could be used as just a drinking cup. I hope this helps.
394535
I have used a blender, a shaker, and even a milkshake blender. While the both blenders do end up with a slightly more creamy and airy end result, the shaker is plenty good. Really unless you are wanting to add ice or frozen fruit why dirty the blender AND a glass when you can just use a shaker.
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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
1174318
Yes, the inside of the jar is from stainless steel. Only the cup is plastic.
1748012
I was in the same situation and I ordered it. It fit the blender fine, but my old lid doesn't fit 100%, it works fine but I would recommend maybe buying the lid that goes with this particular jar if you can find it.
461379
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
135346
Maybe you can get one of the milks from the grocery that come in the glass bottles and use that? Here we have Shatto Milk (I am not sure if it's only local) but something similar?
1534504
Honestly, i wouldn't consider these two items as interchangeable at all. The blender would be for soups or chunky things that need to be made smooth. This is for creating foam out of already smooth liquids... mainly milk into foam, ect... I'd never consider using it to make fresh tomatoes into marinara sauce just like id never use a blender stick to make a latte. Just my opinion, but it works wonderfully!
1989957
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).
1807232
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.
1395257
Sorry, never tried milk from milk powder. I suspect that it would behave the same....you can froth in the mug itself. My wife uses a small mason jar to froth the milk and then add on top of her coffee. My wife loves this and won't ever go without again!