What is the top diameter of this glass? Would like to fit 2.5 inch ice sphere inside glass.
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I used a regular tape measure inside the lip, and the tape read 2 9/16". So you should have no problem at all getting a 2 1/2" sphere in the opening. You have a little extra room, because the tape wasn't measuring the true diameter, it was a 1/4" offcenter from the centerline. So the diameter is probably 2 5/8"
259810
2.75" but you may want to try Mikasa Drinkmasters 17 oz Scotch glasses, I prefer these for whiskey sours and such. It's opening is 2 5/8 and I fit checked my tovolo 2.5 spheres.
259811
Just shy of 3 inches. Seems like ice would crash into your face towards the end of the drink with the angle of the glass.
1826591
Not sure what size that glass is. It holds a 12 oz can really well. The top rim gives a little bit for larger items.
1951304
Not sure......the glasses that I put into them were only 2 inch diameter....I have them stored at a home that we will move into soon.....SO! Cannot to a measure for you
319717
I am not home right now so I probably should bother answering. But it can't possibly be more then 3" maybe 4" diameter. This pitcher was SUCH a disappointment. Basically think of it as a keurig---but a thousand times less cool! It's a single serve if you are infusing with fruit. And if that's a glass pitcher I would have to have it chemically tested to believe it! Wish I wasn't sleeping at the wheel and returned it!
378568
It's about 2 inches diameter at the mouth of the glass - btw they are very nice glasses!
1326919
The opening is somewhere around 1.75 inches. So a 2.5 inch sphere would not fit.
1326918
The rim of the glass is almost exactly 1 3/4 inches in diameter, thats 4.5 cm. The sphere would have to be not more than about 1 1/4 inches in diameter to fit easily. Also, importantly, you would have to tilt the glass and roll it in gently. These are very fine items and are elegantly thin.
349822
right around 2" works best when working with glass. All kinda concerns should be with the glass. Some will crack or shatter with heat.
544837
The opening is roughly 2" wide. ice will fit but probably with the help of a small scoop or cup.
971714
1 1/2 inches is the opening. The top screws on then to a spout ... Luv it ...keeps ice all day long .
1677066
Sorry but I don't remember. I think it was the same size as the top glass.Sorry
2060712
I'm not sure the exact diameter, but it is certainly wide enough for smoothies of any thickness. This is a great tumbler for smoothies. If you make them ahead and the ingrediants settle in the tumbler, you can remove the straw and shake it up, reinsert the straw and away you go.
1118552
It is 2 1/2" How about using a wide mouth mason jar. I love this little blender ,it works great!!!!
125510
Measured inside my dish to the top edge is 2.5 inches. I love it and enjoy using it for fruit cobblers.
958215
Across the bottom, the diameter is roughly 2 9/16". But the largest diameter is near the top (with the lid on) at 2 7/8". This is for the glass jar. Labeled for 2 oz but really holds 4. See sage spoonfuls website FAQ for explanation.
1634443
The inner height is 1 1/2". The width is approximately 5". It is real hard to measure the inside width because I don't have a measure that will fit inside the glasses. Hope this helps some.
1517965
What a great question! I meant to use mine for iced tea last weekend for one of my "Playshops," but the day was such I switched to hot tea. I measured the top opening and it is 2 inches. The ice cubes from my refrigerator ice maker would have no problem fitting, but I don't know what you use. I would guess you will not have an issue. Good luck!