Does this pitcher have a stirring stick that extends through the lid like some Bormioli pitchers?
920110
No, the plastic lid is solid except for the pour spout opening. The center plastic holds ice, and screws onto the bottom of the lid.
1631355
No. I had read that it would, but mine just shattered. I love this pitcher, so I will get another. This time I will let the water cool off a bit before pouring and will pour more slowly.
639082
Yes. This model has a stainless steel wand and its own beaker, whisk, chopper and pure masher attachment . Plus the Soup XL pan blender - an attachment specially designed for blending soups directly into the saucepan without splashing.
1595105
This one doesn't, but the bowl is large enough to add ingredients. The cap is also designed to do so safely
2166259
No it does not, but I did order another one with handles and in a stackable container with a lid and handle.
91013
Yes, it has handles which are part of the dish. What I am unhappy about with this product is the lid. It seems very flimsy & fragile, & I'm always afraid I'm going to break it - especially when washing it. The original lids were a very thick, heavy & sturdy glass.
1664116
The Pitcher does not have a lid but I haven't found that it needed one either.
9884
I have never seen one. A standard lid wouldn't work because of the way the handle is.
1988332
No it does not but there is a lid sold on Amazon that I bought and it works great
1061377
No. It has a flip out pour spout. I think there are additional caps available though.
755635
Yes, the pitcher has a plastic top with 1 1/8 inch edges that fit down inside the rim of the pitcher. One side of the edge that fits down inside has a square opening to allow pouring, and the other side has the same size opening, but has vertical plastic bars to hold the ice in the pitcher when you pour. If you are just storing the tea, you can turn the top 90 degrees so there is no opening at the spout. The top is made of a slightly soft plastic to make it easy to fit it in and remove it from the pitcher.
1072505
it doesnt. You might be more lucky. Seller offered to replace it, but I bought it with one click for convenience.. not so I could repackage it and take it to a post office etc.. its not worth it.. what the seller isnt saying is that they are making beakers into measuring cups by modifying them with a torch and adding a handle.. its not made as a pitcher in a factory.
659514
Yes, it swings from the middle to the outside, right side of the unit. It did not come with the cups, I use a gravy ladle to catch both streams and pour conveniently. I have had a few Espresso makers now and like this one about the best. Going up the price point scale, it may indicate the more expensive the better the unit works and tastes??
2152840
Yes, it does have a handle. The jar rim is formed into a square shape at the top. The handle is at one end, while some-what of a pouring lip is fashioned at the oppoisite corner. It seems to work for pouring.
118852
Not really sure about this. The infusing core screws into the lid. The infusing core however has slits in it. I've filled it the pitcher with water by lifting up the lid and pouring the water directly into the infusing core. The lid itself screws on. To get liqid out, you have to partially unscrew the lid so I would assume that you could shake it.
2184339
Though the picture doesn't show the helper handle, the cobalt teapot DOES have it. Considering the size and the weight once it's fully filled, it is a great feature to have as it helps you evenly hold to pour and it regulates the stress off of the main handle. Highly recommend it!
240518
Yes. There is a clear pitcher that goes under the spout on the right. It is about 30 ounces and has a strainer on the lid to get rid of some of the foam.