hamilton beach blender stay or go cup 55650
Used (2) from $23.99 + $5.14 shipping Hamilton Beach Stay Or Go Travel Cup [Kitchen] Product Features Travel cup attaches to your blender base for quick blended drinks that are ready to go Blends a single serving of your favorite drink right in the travel cup Fits most Hamilton Beach blenders DuraBlend cup keeps contents cold and has a spill-free lid for easy travel Includes: Instruction Manual Capacity (volume): 12.0 Oz. Material: Plastic Care and Cleaning: Dishwasher-safe Dimensions: 7.6 " H x 3.9 " W x 3.9 " D Weight: 0.9 Lb. Warranty Description: 1 Year Limited Manufacturer Warranty The Hamilton Beach Stay or Go Travel Cup is a DuraBlend cup to keep drinks fresh and cold. It can be conveniently attached to the blender base to quickly blend drinks. The dishwasher-safe plastic cup also comes with a spill-free lid for easy travel so you can take your favorite drink on the go. 9.1 x 4 x 4 inches 3.4 out of 5 stars #230,058 in Home & Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen)
I make smoothies EVERY morning.
hamilton beach liquid blu blender 59205I have the Hamilton Beach Smoothie Smart Blender. Part # Smoothie Smart(tm) Blender (56205). This SMOOTHIE Blender is equipped with a pitcher on it and has WAY more power than My Magic Bullet Blender. I just wanna mix my smoothie in a SOLID Travel Cup. THIS HOLDs Way MORE product than my Magic Bullet Deluxe 25 pc Set Blender MixerUNSCREW Travel Cup bottom.The Blades Mount on the Bottom of the cup.MIX Your SmoothieTurn Cup Upside Down.Take off BladesRE-SCREW Travel Cup bottomThe Top and Bottom unscrews and has excellent gaskets. You can drink with the top on OR off! The Top Flap Seals VERY Tight! You COULD DROP This Travel Cup from 3FT. Your SMOOTHIE Will STAY INTACT. You could NOT make this THING any MORE Solid. Also SUPER EASY to CLEAN!!! This is "WORTH" $10 all DAY LONG*Make SURE You have the Correct Hamilton Beach Smoothie Blender.
The Small Personal ones that are Under $25 will probably NOT work with this! Hello this article does not correspond with what you buy. It is very different from the one I want to buy. And it does not correspond to that of the image. Used month or so and then bottom part start to leak... To hassle to clean when it leaks I stop using it, with other junk pile! I liked the style of the cup, but it cracked after only a few months of use. This cup is the perfect size! I love that I can use it right on my blender and not have to wash so many dishes!John Henderson's review summed it up nicely. WISH I COULD RETURN IT for credit! This is an awesome Smoothie-to-go Cup especially if you're someone who's constantly on the go whether it be school or work. It isn't cheaply made either. Works well with my blender, but the lid is a bit difficult to clean, and the base is too small to fit in my car's cup holder, which kind of defeats the purpose for which I bought... good cup a little big but good for shakes
If you have your heart set on owning a blender and have money to burn then there are plenty of high-priced choices from the likes of Vitamix, Blendtec, and Oster. Budget appliance maker Hamilton Beach, however, suggests that members of the smoothie set should save their cash and buy its $40 Stay or Go Blender. For much less than the competition, this compact machine competently whips up fresh, fruity beverages. It also offers a range of accessories for taking your blends on the run and even grinding coffee beans and other solid items. But as the old adage goes, you get what you pay for. Underpowered and with short blades, not to mention cheap all-plastic construction, this mixer is far from a premium performer.Judging from its small stature and modest appearance, you might be tempted to dismiss the Hamilton Beach Stay or Go Blender's abilities. I know I did, at least at first. With its all-plastic build materials and slight 2-pound, 11-ounce weight, this home appliance certainly won't stop you in your tracks with its looks.
That said, this mixing machine can tackle quite a lot despite its compact size.Bundled with the Stay or Go is a handy array of hardware that when combined offers plenty of food prep flexibility. Besides the standard 32-ounce blending jar you'll also find two 16-ounce travel jars designed to both mix ingredients in and carry blended contents out the door with you. Their plastic drinking lids sport wide, mouth-shaped openings that are perfect for guzzling down thick liquids. Just remember that there's no way to completely close the jars, so don't flip them over.Interestingly, Hamilton Beach threw in another accessory, a short 8-ounce vessel it calls a grinding cup. Meant specifically for pulverizing solids such as coffee beans, hard cheeses, and cookies and crackers, it's clear this blender is geared up to do double duty as a standalone electric grinder. As far as controls go the Hamilton Beach Stay or Go keeps things simple, almost to a fault. Unlike competing (though admittedly more expensive) blenders such as the KitchenAid 5-Speed and Hamilton Beach's very own Smoothie Smart Blender , the Stay or Go lacks multiple revolutions-per-minute (rpm) modes or any fancy presets for creating smoothies or crushed ice.
Instead this appliance is a one-speed, two-button pony.On the front sits a wide rocker key, really more of a fat switch, one end labelled "Pulse/Off" and the other "On". As you'd expect tapping "Pulse/Off" will tell the blender's starlike blade assembly to spin up, then rotate to a stop. You can also deliver sustained pulses by holding this key down for as long as you'd like. Similarly, hitting the "On" switch engages the motor indefinitely while tapping "Pulse/Off" puts the brakes on the blades. I like how the Stay or Go comes apart easily for hassle-free cleaning, which makes it a breeze to wash by hand. Of course since the blender is dishwasher-safe, I bet most people will just toss the gadget into their trusty mechanized kitchen helper. Even with Hamilton Beach doing its best to brag up the Stay or Go's blending chops, it was immediately clear to me that this mix maker is underpowered. Sure, the company claims the appliance has a motor that delivers 650 watts of peak power. Without more specific details to frame this spec such as rpm, I can't say how that translates to blending power.
In any case, the Stay or Go's motor can't match the sheer food-shredding might of pricier products like the $260 Ninja Ultima (1,500 watts, 3,700 to 24,000rpm) or $529 Vitamix 7500 (1,400 watts, 37,000rpm). Also frustrating is the blender's small blade assembly, which uses short, stubby cutting edges. It simply doesn't have the reach or slicing ability of larger appliances. That said, for a mere $40, the Stay or Go does get the basics done without breaking the budget.As far as I'm concerned, crushing ice into a suitable state for frozen drinks is an absolute staple capability for any blender. I'm sad to report, however, that the Hamilton Beach Stay or Go delivered subpar results on this crucial test. No doubt because it's saddled with a comparatively weak motor, two cups of bag ice stopped the appliance dead in its tracks. While I definitely saw ice powder in the bottom portion of the blender's 32-ounce jar, the top of the container remained chunky after 15 or even 30 blending pulses. It was only after I added about half a cup of water to the hopper along with the ice cubes did I see any real blending action.