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Question: Can the pitcher be put into a freezer without breaking?
Document: Forget about the days of sticking a wooden spoon in the blender to push things down. This baby does it all with the fury of 1,100 Watts worth of vengeful Tsuchikage spirits reincarnated as electricity.You can throw every piece of it (except for the base, obviously, duh) in the dishwasher without fear; and on that note, there are only 3 pieces per pitcher: the pitcher itself, the blade, and the lid.
We bought this from our local wholesale club. it was $25 cheaper than Amazon. My blender, an awesome glass pitcher kitchen aid given to me 11 years ago as a wedding gift, died. I've gone without a blender for a couple years now, as I have a food processor and a hand-held blender.We wanted to do the Dr. Oz three day cleanse (don't do this, it's horrible and neither of us were able to get 3 days worth of the smoothies down.
Don't waste our money. Put it towards a Vitamix. When my pitcher broke where the lid locks on to it they wouldn't replace it for free. They wanted to charge me $35 for a new one. The smoothies aren't so smooth.
Granted I can only make 5 cups of dough at a time, and this thing isn't an American icon like the Kitchenaid, but it does make 5 cups of super thick bread dough without breaking a sweat.I've also used the food processor to reduce uncooked sweet potatoes to the size of marbles and it didn't break a sweat. The nice thing about chopping the sweet potatoes up first before cooking is that they only take about 5 minutes to cook.
The handle seems to help give more leverage.Yes, the blades are very sharp and you must be careful with them, but it's no different from the blades on my food processor. Be careful where you put the blade when you remove it from the bowl, so you don't hit or grab it accidentally. Use a brush to wash the blades if rinsing isn't good enough.The lids on the two different bowls are NOT interchangeable. The lid for the 72-oz pitcher has a spout with no strainer.
I put the lid back on and set it back to number 2 and watched as it made a huge pitcher of perfect smoothie.No anger. No work. And once I was doled out the wonderful mixture into the three cups, I put some warm water and dish soap in the blender. Pulse pulse pulse, rinsed it out, and it was clean.Worth every penny to me. Four stars because they do tout that it will work as a juicer (sorry, but no.)
There are either 4 sharp blades for use with the 40 ounce pitcher or 6 sharp blades for use with the 70 ounce pitcher. Because the blades are cutting and blending things the entire depth of the pitcher it makes it very easy to combine ingredients and have them blend well even if put in completely separately to begin with. This blade system is the key to making this such an efficient blender.I would note that both of the pitchers are plastic but are BPA free.
Disappointment #1.We followed directions and washed all the parts in the upper rack of the dishwasher and would store the pitchers with the blades and lids attached. One day my wife tried to remove the lid off the big pitcher and could not loosen it. I put it under some warm water, but it remained stubborn. Finally, a hard tug not only pulled it off the pitcher, but also completely broke the handle from the locking mechanism. Bummer, but we still had the lid to the smaller pitcher.
For the price I am happy with the performance. It does exactly as I had hoped without busting my budget.
Love My New Ninja! Reminds me of the Vitamix without the giant price tag. Fits together very securely and powerful.
Answer: Yes it will break if it's in there too long