Vitamix Personal Cup Adapter, BPA-Free Tritan

These have a couple serious annoyances, but I still love them and recommend them. My vitamix is SO much better at blending than any personal blender on the market, and the cups provide good-enough convenience for daily use.I’ve been a devoted fan of my vitamix for over a decade, but I got really tired of handwashing the pitcher every day just for a single smoothie. (The pitcher is soo tall, and the base is soo narrow, and the blades are so sharp and destroyed every spatula, and every cleaning tool just wasn’t great for it. And the short pitcher style wasn’t as good at blending.) So I bought a

This blender adapter arrive this morning and I used it for my morning smoothie and I am impressed. I have tried two other personal blenders with problems with size, overflow, cleaning issues, and/or not fully blending ingredients. This one has none of these problems. The jar is a good size for me. I was able to blend 4 ice cubes, 1 peach,1/2 of banana, yogurt, milk, and protein powder and it was blended in a few seconds. If you want more than that, you can make a smoothie in the blender itself and you don’t need this. Others have complained about cleaning it and I’m thinking they didn’t look a

I have owned a pro series Vitamix blender for many years now, which I like to use to make protein smoothies. I didn't realize these personal cups existed and wish I did a long time ago!I ended up retiring my blender for several years to use a smaller Nutribullet because my Vitamix's original container cup was just way too big for the smoothies I was making. My smaller blender started to have some issues and when I was doing research on replacement blender options, I came across the personal cup adapter for my Vitamix.This adapter set is very expensive, but for me worth it over continuing to bu

I've owned this attachment for about a week now, and so far, I've been enjoying using this over the standard blender. I wanted something to make my smoothies easier to make like a ninja blender and seeing that this is the only option for my explorian I decided to purchase it despite its high price.Overall, the attachment works great. My only problems are the cup design, attachment design, and price. The cups themselves do a fantastic job of sealing and have not had any issues with leaks; however, the cups have these weird ridges, making it hard to reach down to deep clean. The adapter, which g

We have been searching for, quite literally, years, for a personal blender (no no, keep reading) to make our morning bulletproof-like coffee in. You know the type, the ones where the blending container is also your travel cup. The problem with nearly every single one of them is that those d*mned travel cups *leak* when you are drinking out of them. No matter how carefully, and no matter how tightly or gently you put the lid on, sure as heck you'll take a sip while wearing your best white shirt or blouse, and coffee will dribble down your front.This is because really those personal blenders are

Oh em gee!! I was so leary about buying this. According to the reviews, people either love it or hate it, and there is no in-between, so I was nervous. I use my Vitamix numerous times a day. I make soups, smoothies, dressings, nut milk, nut butter, chop vegetables, grate cheese, make my own wheat/oat/rice/garbanzo/millet/etc. flour. I've wanted one of the new personal models since they came out, but after buying the actual Vitamix, and then buying a dry container, I really could not justify spending yet 400 dollars more.Like I said, I use the big Vitamix every day, sometimes several times a da

Our family of 4 normally uses a personal (1 serving) blender to make each of our protein shakes or smoothies.,, But they all keep breaking, burning out or develop faulty seals. Meanwhile my expensive vitamix sits on my counter un-used for this purpose. I honestly find the very high price for this adapter with 2 cups a deterrent. Is it worth it? well, the quality is definitely very good and what you’d expect of vitamix, but the design will certainly take getting used to. The cups are narrow on the bottom and tall so youre going to need a bottle brush to scrape left over protein powder from the

Works well in very limited circumstances. I took the advice of another reviewer and I always put an ice cube or two in the cup before any other ingredients, as this (mostly) prevents powders or liquids from hiding out in the base of the cup during blending and not ever touching the blades.Then there's a major problem if you need to blend anything a second time. Omg just don't. You have to clean every last spec of anything off the seal and the rim of the cup or else the cup will literally UNSCREW ITSELF DURING USE if not seated properly. This obviously makes a huge mess and it means you cannot