Vitamix 32-Ounce Container, 32 oz, 1 Count (Pack of 1), Clear

I needed a smaller container for my Vitamix for smaller amounts of things like sauces and dressings because my large wide-profile container was too large to blend small amounts. This 32-oz container is the perfect size for blending smaller portions, and it seems to have the same amount of blending power that my larger container has. I know there were less expensive options than this one, but the reviews of other brands sounded a bit iffy, so I opted for the Vitamix brand container and feel it was well worth the additional cost. I also love that I didn't have to buy another appliance to have sitting out in my kitchen. I simply store this smaller container in one of the draws below my Vitamix.

We've had our vitamix for over a decade and I love it and use it often. However, sometimes I just need to make a small amount of salsa and I've wanted a smaller pitcher for things like that. Finally got this one and we absolutely love it. We've used it at least a handful of times in the past few weeks and it works very well. The lid is a bit stiffer than our original pitcher, still great, just different. The handle is part of the plastic pitcher rather than the black silicony handle on the original large pitcher. It is easy to clean, and I'm delighted with this!

I have a Vitamix Explorian Series E320 that came with a low-profile 64-ounce container. This is great for large families or people who want to make big batches. However, without much experimentation, it's a little difficult to eyeball how many ingredients are needed to make a single-serving size in this particular container. Sometimes I just want to make a quick 16-ounce smoothie, and I found myself being too generous with the ingredients and making a 32-ounce smoothie instead! This is why I did my research and purchased the 32-ounce container ($128.95) with a mini-tamper ($10.08).When the 32-ounce container arrived, I switched it out with the 64-ounce container and placed it on the Vitamix blender. It was considerably smaller. Also, the original tamper that came with the Vitamix would totally hit the blades of the smaller container, so definitely make the wise purchase of the mini-tamper as well. Another difference I noticed is that the blades are longer in the 64-ounce container verses the 32-ounce container. I was worried that it wouldn't blend as well..During my experimentation with the smaller container, I found it was a lot easier to eyeball how many ingredients were needed to make a single-serving. My first smoothie was a perfect 16-ounces (half of the container). It blended flawlessly with the help of the mini-tamper to push the ingredients down into the blade. My worries were eliminated of the blades not performing up to par with the larger ones in the 64-ounce container. Afterwards, I rinsed the container out, filled it halfway with water, added a drop of soap, blended on high for a minute, and the container, lid, and tamper washed itself. The Vitamix functioned as intended even with the smaller container.If you find yourself wanting to make smaller portions in your Vitamix, just drop the money and purchase the 32-ounce container and the mini-tamper. It will save water consumption for cleaning over time, and it's a lot easier to determine the size and quantity of your end product. It can also be used to make enough for a 2nd person. I have stored the 64-ounce container and low-profile tamper in my cupboard for occasions when I want to use the Vitamix for more than 2 people at a time.

I held off on getting a smaller carafe for years because of the cost and it just didn't seem that it could be worth the spend.I wish I'd gotten it years ago. It's so handy to make a quick 1-portion smoothie or a batch of salad dressing. I'm using the mixer 10x more often than I used to. I haven't used the larger carafe since getting this one, which tells me that this mixer, designed for pro cooks, was tantalizing in what it could do but just not right for my small-portion cooking.Just get it. You'll use it.

Love the replacement. We had to replace our old one after 10 plus years. It works well but had to sharpie measurement markers to see. This is the little detail I wish companies would pay attention to make a good product excellent!

Tried the Personal Cups from Vitamix, yet never had luck getting everything blended when including yogurt, without having to remove, stir and blend multiple times. The small container works much better for a 20 oz. smoothie. Couldn't find a clear answer, and can confirm, it works with the Explorian Vitamix.

My vitamix came with the large/low profile container. I have to say I was a bit underwhelmed with it versus the classic tall container, seemed to splash more and sometimes I'd get chunks of frozen banana in my smoothie which I never had issues with the tall container. Another drawback was since the base of the wide container isn't as narrow you can't really make smaller portions or salad dressings. Personally I think they need to switch back to the tall containers but I guess then suckers like me wouldn't dish out more money for another container. I decided to go with the smaller 32oz because I don't really need another tall container that won't fit under the cabinets. It's been great so far. It being easier to make a single serving dessert such as banana nice cream is a *nice* bonus!