This is about as far a field as I am likely to get for a while. I have thought the “Bullet Blender” was pretty cool but I already have an industrial blender (yes, that is the right description for it). As such, it will probably never burn out as long as I don’t try to grind rocks in it and even then it’s demise would be up for debate. Still, the idea of “blending drinks in a the glass” or blending/grinding in a small vessel  was an appealing idea.

Today I stumbled across a pretty common thread - using a mason jar with a standard blender.

I like the idea and will give it a try, but as some have said, the glass in a standard mason jar is *not* the same as the glass hopper of a blender (and nothing compared to the stainless steel hopper of my blender). I already found polycarbonate “mason jar glasses” and plastic mayonnaise containers also match up to the mason jar so I have some safer options. If I could find polycarbonate mason jars in various sizes I’d have all bases covered.

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