Best Blenders for Wide

it is also well thought out in that its pitcher (glass) has a wide base, making it useful to serve from.

two of the primary selection factors were the fact it was not an oster and the wide-based glass pitcher.

also, the extra-wide pitcher allows for more room at the bottom so that ice cubes and chunks of fruit don't get jammed under the blades and between the glass and blades on a traditional blender.

i would give it a higher rating if i were using it for a wider range of tasks.

the pitcher has a nice wide base - easy to get a spatula into the bottom to empty contents or a cloth when cleaning - easy to handle, not the bulky, heavy jar....plus no chipping or breaks like you

the pitcher is an expensive looking plastic that is wide and large so therefore easy to clean.

the blades are different from any other blender i've tried or owned, and the jar has a nice wide bottom.

we love all the other features of this blender so much: the superior blade designs, the sturdy engineering, the ability to chop frozen fruit and ice, the quiet and smooth settings, the wide base that

it's easy to clean, the entire bottom is removed to reveal a wide mouth opening that you can easily get into.

the wide base is a plus when still half asleep making smoothies in the morning.

it just goes wide open when you switch it on, and nearly wide open when you pulse.

the feet are wider than the non-pro beehive and the motor does not have the high pitch whine of the non-pro model.

i think this would work better if the base was wider and if the blade went in both directions.

the feet are wider than the non-pro beehive and the motor does not have the high pitch whine of the non-pro model.

i think this would work better if the base was wider and if the blade went in both directions.