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Question: Is it glass or plastic
Document: This pitcher is cheap looking and it was all scratched inside when I rec'd. I needed it so I used it for a dinner for iced tea. It works ok, but is a real thin plastic. It will probably crack with use. I will get one made of glass and pay the extra cost for a better quality pitcher.
Chef Star's pitcher has a cooling cylinder where you put ice and a removable fruit infuser at the bottom. Basically, if you like flavored water, this is the organic and natural way to do it on your own. You can put anything you like lemon, strawberry, grapefruit, raspberry, or any combination of fruits you like.My ideal pitcher for this would be glass. It is more resistant to scratches which in the case of clear plastic is more highly pronounced.
I am also having problem with the cylinder and infuser floating when the pitcher is full. I tried to twist the top but there wasn't really a way to lock it. The pitcher has a capacity of 2.8 liters (probably minus the cylinder - wasn't clearly indicated in the box). In regards to the cooling cylinder, plastic doesn't really transfer the colder temperature to the water as much as glass do.It is good thing to know that the plastic material is BPA free.
I like water, but sometimes I need a little bit of flavor diversity. This is a good option for infusing your water with flavor.EASE OF USE:  While a person could slice some individual pieces of lemon or lime in a glass, this pitcher permits the user to have a greater quantity of infused water waiting and ready. To use the pitcher, the user removes the lid that is attached to a cylinder.
Came scratched up. Not very impressed with the construction. lightweight plastic. disappointed considering the cost.
The plastic is thin and light and feels cheap. Mine had scratches all over it already. I just wasn't impressed with this at all.
Pitcher arrived quickly but the plastic is not thick, it is all scratched up, and therefore not pretty. Looks like it can break easily.
This is a pretty strong plastic unit that's withstood a couple of weeks of fairly heavy testing and not-too-careful dishwasher usage. The packaging is straight-forward and easy to unpack and setting up the pitcher is a no-brainer.
Not practical as a fruit &#34;infuser&#34; as the ball is too small to hold much (barely holds 2 very small lemons)but if you just want to add some lemon to ice tea for some flavor, it would be suitable for that. I tipped the ice holder over on my counter as I was filling it and it broke, not very good plastic either.
The center tube will be handy to keep the dinks cool without dilution.My complaints are with the build quality. It's relatively thin plastic, and not horribly sturdy. The tabs that hold the infuser bulb are on the thin side. The lid does not lock into place and is also on the thin side. While the overall look is nice (tapers down at the bottom) this is not something that does not feel like it will survive being knocked around a lot.
Answer: Plastic.