How wide is the bottom of this cup? Can it be used with a stick blender?
1449665
The inside bottom is 2-1/2 inches across. Our immersion blender just fits at the very bottom with no wiggle room, so it depends on the size of your blender's head. I don't know how well the blender would work either, with no room for ingredients to move around the head of the blender. Might get pretty sloppy if you move the blender up & down while blending to liquefy everything.
1449666
i don't have a stick blender but I think it will work-the inside diameter at the bottom is 2 1/2 inches.
2267925
The measurements you need are not compatible with the measurements of these plastic cups....width of bottom is only 1"....width of top is 1.75"....the depth of the cup is 1.25". If you use it for what it is intended, it works just fine. Sticking the plastic cup in a 1.5" x 1.5" pot will not work. Thank you.
1856758
Nope. The ED of the blade part is about 3.5". You do get a good beaker though and this thing is capable of making great smoothies in it.
1252506
Hi 1 7/8 inches for bottom part. 4 inches for cup lip. You could probably just buy a funnel and the hario filters if this one is too wide.
796008
I have used up all of our cups, but I think they were around 2.5-3 inch bottom. We used them to make dessert shooters for a graduation party.
2278720
It may fit with lip of the lid on the inside of glass or it will fit over the edge of the glass on the outside, as mine does. Blender is a 3 cup blender.
1934733
Ot is half tje size pf the regular jar, not worth it. Jur purchased another blender
1048518
Although I no longer have the cup to measure it... I always used it for trips because it was one of the few straw cups with a narrow profile that fit into my son's seat cup holder. If my memory serves me, it is slightly wider than the diameter of a take n toss cup. Pretty sure it will fit and if you purchase it prime, you can always return it if it doesn't fit.
366829
The flat bottom is 9" wide. Then 1/2" up from the bottom it flares slightly to 9 1/2". It is very tall, I have a bit of difficulty with the cabinetry that goes around my stove top. It is wonderful for juicing elderberries. It makes a nice clean juice. I haven't tried it on anything else yet.
1888856
They are pretty wide - probably too wide for a sippy cup. But they are perfect for something with blended ice like a smoothie. 3/8 of an inch wide.
1584159
unsure of exact diameter - but fits waring blender which is over 35 yrs old
1876683
The base is ~4 3/8" in diameter (the part that rests on the rim of the cup). The diameter of the protruding lip (the part that rests inside the rim of your cup/mug) is ~2 5/8". So, I think you need a cup with &gt;2 3/8" inside diameter, but &lt; 4 3/8' outside diameter. It's a #2 cone, but I imagine you could use it with any capacity cup (mine is about 10 oz).
1323581
Don't know - however the outside diameter of the seal is 3", inside is 2 1/4" and width is 3/8". Seems to be a standard of Waring Blenders. Mine is unknown 1960's model. A few bucks chance saved the cost of a new blender.
1837134
It's too wide for my car cup holder. The bottom is approximately 3.5 inches in diameter.
1118552
It is 2 1/2" How about using a wide mouth mason jar. I love this little blender ,it works great!!!!
405320
The straw is about the size of a normal soda straw, not like a wider milkshake straw. You'd have a hard time getting a very thick smoothie up through.
1119056
I assume it would, however am not 100% certain. My only issue was that the bottom fit fine, but the lid does not. Admittedly, I only focused on the measurement for the bottom of the blender and did not consider the opening/lid.