would the base fit a mason jar in place of the pitcher?
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That I have no clue about. Its worth the $19 I payed for it, and its still working great for me.
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No, the lid is very secure when tightened. You could hold the pitcher upside down and it wouldn't leak.
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It will fit depending on the height of the container and the shape of the lid.
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Petet, I don't think so, but it wouldn't matter if it would fit a Mason jar or not, it would still LEAK. The weak link of the entire system is the TOP.
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Not really well, although you could probably squeeze it in there at least partially because the top gives a bit. I've put a few oversized mugs that are too big for it in there and it will hold them, but I wouldn't rely on that if you're planning to use quart-sized mason style jars on a regular basis.
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It fits a standard size Mason jar (not wide mouth) if that is any help. I don't know about the kitchen center specifically.
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Yes. And it is easier to put the lid on. The lid on the square pitcher is somewhat hard to put on. I only use this one.
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The pitcher and base are separate. The answer to your question is Yes, it becomes base & pitcher. Very handy.
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If you have the round hard plastic base on your blender pitcher I am sure it would fit. It fit mine and I am very pleased. I would order again. Unless you have a really old model of the Oster blender I would be safe in saying it would fit. Oster was great about making their blenders parts interchangeable. I buy the jars at estate sales all the time and have never had a problem with them. I have 3 different bases and all parts have been interchangeable :) I hope this helps.
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It would work if you take the top off and put it in there, but it won't come out the spout because it is bigger, so that might be more important to you than just trying to get it in the pitcher.
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I don't believe this is the correct pitcher for that model. That model appears to have a center drip. This one has a side drip.
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I have the container model, not pitcher. the base is about 18½", 4½" ,11½". The top spout extends another 2⅔". I put it flush against the back of the counter, parallel to my dish drain, so wasn't like it took up extra room. The spout is by the sink side so I can place a gallon jar under it when I filter the water. I prefer to filter a lot of water at once instead of a glass at a time.
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Cheryl, I'm not sure. The opening of a standard mason jar is 2 3/8. Your measurement might be a little off. Before you spend the money on these, I would suggest you try the lid of any regular mouth jar. If it fits, you should be good to go. I really do like the lids--used them for a baby shower and several people have asked to borrow them since.
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I have the 2 qt pitcher with it. It doesn't nearly go to the bottom, so it might fit the 1 qt too. Check out their website. It might say it's interchangeable.
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Not quite sure. I don't think the opening is large enough for the base to fit in
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I don't know how to properly answer your question... The pitcher is tall and skinny which can make it bottom heavy. Not sure if this helps.
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No I don't think that would work. The lid just has a small lip on it to keep it from slipping off the jar.