I'm looking for a non-plastic cup that my kids can drink a thin smoothie from on the way to daycare. Will this work?
1839400
If you remove the silicone valve, it's absolutely suitable for a smoothie. I've given my daughter smoothies in hers with and without the valve and she has trouble sucking out the smoothie with the valve in.
1839401
I do not know. My child used only for water. Perhaps a better model Safe sippy 2 cup with a straw?
1989957
It would depend entirely on how thick the smoothie is. If you are talking about something as thick as a milk shake, it would probably not work (the straw is too narrow).
1616354
If the smoothie was well blended then yes. I drink most smoothies out of a straw and the mouth opening is bigger than a straw, so yes if there aren't any chunks of ice or fruit to clog it.
1606498
I'm not 100% sure but my guess is No This cup is round & wide. Not like the bottles. Hands down the Best Sippy Cup out there. I have 3 under 3yrs of age. I've tried everything. Good luck!
1606499
I'm not 100% sure but my guess is NoThis cup is round & wide. Not like the bottles. Hands down the Best Sippy Cup out there. I have 3 under 3yrs of age. I've tried everything. Good luck!
516946
Yes, cups are certainly large enough to carry a variety of foods for a two year olds appetite. I usually only put dry foods in there, not sure If juice from fruit would leak. Haven't tested it. But gave used it for nuggets and goldfish plenty of times!
1731239
Hi Nettie, It is a big bottle. It would work if you only need a few of squirts in your cup. I believe a bottle that pours would be a better choice. Take care. Pam
1000969
No. This is a two part straw where both parts are removable. Though we have only used this cup for milk and water, I don't think it would be great for smoothies. The straw is pretty skinny so I have to believe it would be hard to suck something thick from.
360348
No one really high quality cup. However I have 3 kids. I did get an apology for the misunderstanding. I sent it back and was refunded.
312947
The diameter is larger than a regular cup and I doubt they would fit in a standard booster seat cupholder. The 4 oz version of the take and toss would probably fit though - or the take and toss sippy cups.
405319
Probably not wide enough for a thick smoothie. I still use the lids and straw cleaners but the straws themselves are actually sharp and I cut my self on the edge.
1725467
it is plastic but you can bend it so it is not completely hard... if you want something soft in this shape try NUK they have a silicone mouth piece and you can get the cup 2 different sizes.
521973
No valve my daughter doesn't struggle while drinking her juice or milk. I love this cup especially for my little preschooler. My daughter is only 2 years old and she seems to have no problems with this cup. I also bought matching back pack and lunch box. I say go for it
855672
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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Absolutely! It is the best. It is made of a heavy duty ,safe material, unlike plastic water bottles. It has a wide neck, so I put whole ice cubes down in there, and is easier to clean. The straw is removable from the lid, so if you want to drink out of the spout w/out the straw-(maybe because of thickness of smoothie), no problem. It is fantastic. I have 3 .
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Not at all. They say that the new cups use the safe type of plastic, I don't know if that's true or not but I can say that the cup is a great replacement for my old one. You should get it. I studied it long and hard and I am very happy with the performance of the cup.
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No it doesnt leak, maybe a drop or 2, i have the same problem with my kids. It's a good cup for kids.