Will mason jars fit onto the blending head?
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No. In fact, the cups leak and the motors burn out within months in the newer models. I have one that is probably 8 years old and used often. Bought one last year, motor burned out within a month. Replaced it and the motor burned out after third use. Disappointed.
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Hi Samuel, that product is a knock Off. It's not back to basic. There is no support for the one I purchased and it broken. I would not recommend it to you
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Yes all the different sizes fit on the blending head so you can use what ever size you want.
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The inside bottom is 2-1/2 inches across. Our immersion blender just fits at the very bottom with no wiggle room, so it depends on the size of your blender's head. I don't know how well the blender would work either, with no room for ingredients to move around the head of the blender. Might get pretty sloppy if you move the blender up & down while blending to liquefy everything.
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I am using glass mason jars - the funnel fits quite well no matter what the size.
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Mine fit a wide mouth Ball jar, but it didn't seal so spilled liquids when tipped up. It isn't useable.
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No they won't fit. Pints wouldn't even fit it's more for spice jars- smaller sized ones.
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The Oster rings will fit a small Mason jar or Ball canning jar mouth. If a small Mason jar top will screw onto the bottom of your Braun blender, these O-rings will fit. You could even try a small mouth 1 quart mayo jar lid on the bottom of your blender jar. It is the same size as the Oster blender jar and these O-rings will fit.
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No. It seems a widemouth lid should fit but the jar top seems to be slightly smaller.
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All I can say is, if you can put on your jars a small mouth regular pint size jar cap, then it will fit. I had just bought regular size mason jars, not wide mouth. They fit beautifully. They are the same size as a regualar pint size lid.
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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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The lids are made of metal that fit glass mason jars. Check the size of the "mouth" of your jar to make sure it's the right size for the lid.
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I tried it on the standard mason jars I have and it's smaller in diameter - but I'm no expert on Mason jars - the jars I tried are about 3" openings whereas the opening on the grinder is about 2.25" (58mm) ID. So no match to the inventory of jars I have!
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I have not tried this, but it should work just fine. Maybe preheat the mason jar with some warm water before pouring in the mixture.
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I don't think the standard lids fit because the jars are Italian. They are a screw on type, probably metric. I gave them away with homemade pear vodka in them.
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I'm not sure. I actually found these cheaper at Walmart & returned them for a different size. They are not the same size openings as the mason jars I currently have though.
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Cheryl, I'm not sure. The opening of a standard mason jar is 2 3/8. Your measurement might be a little off. Before you spend the money on these, I would suggest you try the lid of any regular mouth jar. If it fits, you should be good to go. I really do like the lids--used them for a baby shower and several people have asked to borrow them since.
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I believe it will. I looked at the Q & A for that jar and someone says the jar lid is 3.5 inches. That is the same size as the drilled lids I have. My drilled lids with the silicone valves work great for kraut making.