Can I use Mason Jars with this blender? By using the blade screwed on a jar?
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Yes! This blender's blade-gasket-cap can be unscrewed and used with a REGULAR mouth mason jar for smoothies, etc. If you're using frozen fruit or ice the motor burns out after 6 months or so of daily use, even with pulsing. Try a higher powered blender... I'm looking for one now that fits mason jars as well. :)
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I have not personally used this machine with a home canning jar, but I did fasten one onto the blade and nut of my blender and it fits fine. I did notice that there is feedback from "Anon" dated March 25, 2011 entitled "Great blender for the price" and that they did mention using the canning jar for making salad dressing.
514259
The photos of the blender jar and blade assembly look the same, so I would imagine it will work. Amazon has a good return policy, if it doesn't fit.
761882
If you have a small mouth canning jar lying around, try screwing your blade assembly onto it. If it fits you're golden, plus you can always use the jars if you want to make something smaller.
1519954
Not a clue as to why anyone would think of using a Mason Jar on a Blender??? Ummmmm...not a good idea it seems. However, I have this blender and it is GREAT! I Love it! Is powerful and easy to use...definitely recommend it. :) :) :)
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Instructions state not to use hot liquids in the blender. Of course I didn't know this prior to using it and now the cutting blade cap leaks. So fair warning.
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Up against the glass base, the gray rubbery gasket will be placed. This keeps the liquid from oozing out the bottom. Then place the steel blades inside the glass jar, from the bottom, with the gray gasket in between the glass jar and the round base of the steel blades. Last comes the black plastic bottom, which screws on---it should screw on easily if placed right. Make sure it is tight.Then place the whole assembled jar onto the motor base and rotate the jar slightly, until it settles into the motor base. If done correctly, the blender will run smoothly when you push a button.Don't forget the lid! Up against the glass base, the gray rubbery gasket will be placed. This keeps the liquid from oozing out the bottom. Then place the steel blades inside the glass jar, from the bottom, with the gray gasket in between the glass jar and the round base of the steel blades. Last comes the black plastic bottom, which screws on---it should screw on easily if placed right. Make sure it is tight.Then place the whole assembled jar onto the motor base and rotate the jar slightly, until it settles into the motor base. If done correctly, the blender will run smoothly when you push a... » Read More Up against the glass base, the gray rubbery gasket will be placed. This keeps the liquid from oozing out the bottom. Then place the steel blades inside the glass jar, from the bottom, with the gray gasket in between the glass jar and the round base of the steel blades. Last comes the black plastic bottom, which screws on---it should screw on easily if placed right. Make sure it is tight.Then place the whole assembled jar onto the motor base and rotate the jar slightly, until it settles into the motor base. If done correctly, the blender will run smoothly when you push a button.Don't forget the lid! « Show Less
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I have used Mason jars with no problem and made no adjustments. I did put water in the yogurt maker to fill the gap to help with heat transfer from the yogurt maker to the glass jar.
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If your blender jar has a metal threaded bottom cap, then the parts for your model are obsolete and no longer available. If your blender jar has a plastic threaded bottom cap, then this blade should be compatible with your model.
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No, because the 6 point Blade is not removable from the jar. I bought it because is heatst up I have made banana pudding custard and it cooks soup that taste great.
230609
Highly doubtful. You're probably better off buying new blades or a new blender.
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Don't see why not. One adds whatever they want to the mixing jar and the machine shaves ice into it and then mixes the concoction throughout the process. Would imagine that you could add a slushy mix before the ice or simply drizzle it on the ice after shaving as it is a reel fine shaved ice that would be perfect for icee's etc.
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This jar is compatible with many Oster blenders. For more information on whether it will be compatible with your specific blender, please contact us through our www.oster.com/contactus website.
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No....I just use this as sort of a travel glass, pouring from the smoothie maker into it so I can wash the blender. It has no blade and isn't supposed to fit on the blender.
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I wouldn't. That thing is really sturdy and unless you plan trying to abuse it. I have three types of the jars. The one that came with the blender, the WildSide, the Twister. They all work just fine and I have had the a while. I use the twister the most because of smaller size which I do one or two serving smoothies and protein shakes and my own homemade nut butters in.
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Yes, I tested a canning jar. It screwed in place and did not leak. Also tested on blender and it worked fine.
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as per your recommendation, I tried the mason jar.YES, it fits. Make jam in it's own container!? why not!Also, it comes with a handy to- go flip top container, good for a single size smoothie...
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This jar is specifically designed to fit Oster blenders. We cannot recommend using it with any other brand blender.