can you muddle a mojito in this?
446685
I would not recommend doing it. The glasses are square in shape. Also, while the glasses are pretty sturdy, I wouldn't put them under that kind of stress. If you like the style/look (and I've found them to be very attractive and versatile), muddle your mojitos in another container and then pour them into the glasses.
446686
I would not. The 6 I bought are down to 4 because they break EASILY�. The two that broke came out of the top rack of the dishwasher so that may be the ticket. They are pretty but would not order them again
446687
I haven't muddled a mojito but I don't see why not. The interior of the bottom of the glass is 1-3/4" x 1-3/4" (slightly larger), thus it appears there is enough room for muddling. ENJOY!BTW, these glasses fit so nicely in the hand and are bottom-heavy so they do not tip easily.
446688
I don't know about that, sorry. But I will tell you that these glasses are very "delicate".
446689
I would not muddle. The beauty of the glass is that it is narrow, tall, and square. Drinks are very appealing in the glass. Muddle in a broader vessel.
1738822
It would depend on how many drinks you had, but generally speaking, it should pour out nicely if it's not a thick mixture being poured!
934215
A muddler is for smashing ingredients... Sugar cubes, mint... For drinks. A must for mint juleps, mojitos, etc.
1873346
Yes. I just add a small amount of water in a glass, give it a good stir and shoot it. It's a little gritty but thickens quickly so you want to get it down fast.I then follow up with a fresh 8oz glass of water.
1613277
I wouldn't but you could mix something thin like chocolate milk. We have only mixed little blocks, puff balls, paper pieces, etc. I don't want to get anything sweet up into the motor section of the mixer.
1584017
You can but not conveniently. It would not pour quickly enough at a party. We LOVE it for soccer.
1096272
Yes you can and it's delicious. Just clean it good after it may stain the inside but doesn't effect how it works. Mine is a slight pink from raspberry lemonade.
381492
I can only speak for the silver version, but soaking it in rubbing alcohol works great. And once the alcohol evaporates, the container you use ends up with a residue that is a pretty nice concentration of whatever it was you were grinding up.
1350984
Yes, you can. That is exactly what I do. I find it mixes better with hot beverages rather than cold.
391233
The muddler is long enough to muddle in a pint glass. Which is what you should be muddling in anyways. Dont muddle in your tin.
386184
Yes, definitely. Just mix it kinda strong, like 2 or 3 parts water and agitate with a stiff brush.
771907
Yes, you for sure can! If there is any alcohol in it at all it will show up! Good luck! I hope for your sake and his he is not!
1074995
Yes just make sure the glass is not full to the brim. A spoon would also work...
1347484
Not a chance. The mixing element is not strong enough for something so thick.
182720
That's a good question. The 30 oz suggested by Amazon will not work. It is too big. We have not found one that matches the drink master.
601440
No, it won't be that smooth. You can make purees but it will be somewhat thick/slightly chunky.
958646
Yes you can. However, because of the amount of surface area on the stones it will cause loss of carbonation in your drink.