is this a screw top? can you throw in chunks of fruit?
1830726
It is a screw top and the mouth is about 1-1/4 inch in diameter so it will fit fruit and most sizes of ice. I have four of these in different sizes. I've dropped one of them twice on my stone floor in the kitchen and it didn't break. The plastic piece that sticks out from the side is a loop which makes it easy to carry with one finger. I can tote all four of my bottles from the fridge to my backpack with one hand. It's a solid, sturdy product. I highly recommend.
1830727
Yes it's a screw top. Definitely big enough for chunks of fruit. Maybe 2 inches in diameter approximately.
1830728
Yes, it is a screw top with a silicone washer in the cap to keep it from leaking. The opening is large enough to put in chunks of fruit the size of a small strawberry.
1830729
Yes this is a screw top and the mouth is wide enough to put in fruit pieces
1830730
Yes, it is a screw-top. (Takeya makes a snap-top, but this is not it. They do sell the caps separate, too.) The ID is 1 1/4", so you could get fruit chunks in, but not huge chunks. The cap is the same for the 16-oz and the 22-oz. I have both.
1049201
Yes, you can the top is flat, but I would not put the heavy thing inside. Two of the small size that I ordered have a fine line crack after two wash and I did not stack them, I only put the gummy bears in one of them, the other one I put in pecans.
515714
Yes. The top screws off (the black plastic top is separate from the metal container).
286431
No. it is a chopper. Go buy a personal sized blender (for smaller portions) or use a decent food processor (if you make a lot at a time). The blender made by Tribest is great, but a little pricy. I use it all of the time for smoothies, pureeing tomatoes, and baby food. I would definitely get the larger containers too
1464496
It depends on how many other pieces you have. I just looked you probably could lay the fruit knives in front of the spoons and forks.
2189456
Yes, it is a plastic base that you use to pop the fruit pieces off of the slicer. When not in use, simply snap this piece onto the blades for storage. Hope this is not too confusing and is helpful
1408438
Yes. I use it to make smoothies. It makes short work of frozen strawberries and frozen bananas as well.
818748
My husband tried that and could not! You have to be able to screw the top part to the container.
377550
Not really. It's designed to turn frozen fruit into a creamy ice cream like dessert. It has no freezing capacity.
1976750
Absolutely! Just make sure you save room at the top for expansion. I'm ordering more bottles today. Every Sunday we make fruit smoothies for the week and freeze. :) Excellent product.
1254671
Probably not. It is not the intended use. The blender is for soft fruits and veggies.
1731113
Non, and sadly not a well made screw down top - Mine broke after ten uses - PC - LA .
1244489
No, I don't recommend that. It will dry out the fruit. The nuts will be OK, though.
500426
Yes, it comes with a screw top for filling and cleaning. I use a spoon to fill it which is a little messy but a funnel would work great. This also fills at the top. Some of the filling station ones fill on the bottom and can unfortunately open for a total mess. This is very convenient and I have had no mishaps.
2026789
Not really, it works great as a drill. It doesn't have anything to limit Torque, so using it with screws is not ideal
59449
I would not use the top as a cutting board. It's not thick or hard enough for that.
1399114
no. it is in a clear plastic tray that maybe some people are using for a top. I stack my trays and put them in all in a deep drawer so I don't need a top.