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Crystal clear acrylic pitcher has removable fruit infusion rod that screws into lid. Open slots in rod allow liquid and fruit to mix naturally. Fill the rod with cut lemons, limes, raspberries, etc. Pitcher may be continually refilled without having to replace the fruit. 93-Ounce (80-Ounce with rod).
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
393 of 402 people found the following review helpful
By cr0ak
Amazon Verified Purchase
I first saw this pitcher when I was looking for the same thing but with an ice core instead of the infusion core (which just happens to be made by the same company). I thought it was a great concept; and since I'm always looking for ways to add more water to my diet (without having to drink plain old ordinary water), I decided to give it a try. I was immediately hooked!
Here are a couple of things that I've observed:
Distilled water works best.
Depending upon what type of fruit you use in the core, it can take up to two days (or more) to get a really good infusion. Citrus fruits tend to take longer to infuse than berries.
It's a good idea to add water to it each time you pour yourself a glass. Two reasons: first, the newly added water will mix with the already-infused water and will take less time to become flavored. If you wait until the pitcher's mostly empty, it'll take a while to get a good infusion. Second, a smaller amount of "new" water will take less time to chill than if you were to add a whole bunch of new water.
And here's a hint: If you make your own lemonade (from scratch), try using orange-infused water to your lemon juice instead of plain, unflavored water. It adds a wonderful touch of "something" that you can't put your finger on (you KNOW there's something else in the lemonade, but you just can't figure out WHAT).
And, lastly, a suggestion: don't wait for berries to come into season! Just use frozen ones (strawberries, raspberries, mixed berries, etc.) Because they've been frozen, they tend to infuse better than fresh ones. I recently used half a package of frozen raspberries. As they thawed they immediately began to turn the water red and by the time they were completely thawed, I had a lovely shade of red raspberry water. Being a "sweetaholic", I add a packet of stevia (AKA Truvia, but I prefer the Whole Foods brand of stevia) to my raspberry water and it tastes like a healthier version of raspberry Kool-Aid!
Here are a couple of things that I've observed:
Distilled water works best.
Depending upon what type of fruit you use in the core, it can take up to two days (or more) to get a really good infusion. Citrus fruits tend to take longer to infuse than berries.
It's a good idea to add water to it each time you pour yourself a glass. Two reasons: first, the newly added water will mix with the already-infused water and will take less time to become flavored. If you wait until the pitcher's mostly empty, it'll take a while to get a good infusion. Second, a smaller amount of "new" water will take less time to chill than if you were to add a whole bunch of new water.
And here's a hint: If you make your own lemonade (from scratch), try using orange-infused water to your lemon juice instead of plain, unflavored water. It adds a wonderful touch of "something" that you can't put your finger on (you KNOW there's something else in the lemonade, but you just can't figure out WHAT).
And, lastly, a suggestion: don't wait for berries to come into season! Just use frozen ones (strawberries, raspberries, mixed berries, etc.) Because they've been frozen, they tend to infuse better than fresh ones. I recently used half a package of frozen raspberries. As they thawed they immediately began to turn the water red and by the time they were completely thawed, I had a lovely shade of red raspberry water. Being a "sweetaholic", I add a packet of stevia (AKA Truvia, but I prefer the Whole Foods brand of stevia) to my raspberry water and it tastes like a healthier version of raspberry Kool-Aid!
340 of 359 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
Let me start off by saying that I have never reviewed on amazon before, but felt compelled after buying this pitcher. I treat every item I own very delicately (I am a very poor grad student) and yet over time this pitcher (which looks much cheaper in person than in the photo) started to develop spider web cracks all along the bottom. Normally I would let this slide, the functionality is present, but when you spend $20 dollars on a pitcher you would hope it would hold up more than a few weeks. Lastly I originally bought this pitcher on amazon, but have since seen it at marshalls for $7.99.
77 of 82 people found the following review helpful
I got this beautiful pitcher to encourage me to drink more water. It works! I fill this pitcher each evening with tap water and put it in the refrigerator, and by next morning I have tasty, subtly fruity, cool water ready to drink. I then leave it out on the counter during the day, to enjoy the eye candy, and to remind me to drink it. The fruit doesn't have to be changed every day. The instructions say up to a week is okay. I change it every for to five days because I leave it out during the day. So easy to change the fruit, too. Cleaning the pitcher is a breeze. There are no tiny spaces to trap food residue, it is just a pristine clear pitcher to show off your clear water and pretty fruit. I got one for my sister, too, and she loves it. Best of all, the water is great, and so "green". No plastic bottles to recycle, no filters to change and throw away. Just delicious water to enjoy.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love this pitcher!
Anyone who uses infusion waters or wants to learn, this is a great and reasonably priced pitcher. The pitcher box was very damaged, but the pitcher itself was without a scratch!
Published 15 hours ago by smompop
5.0 out of 5 stars
WONDERFUL product
This is perhaps the BEST purchase I have ever made online! Love the ease of use, the flavor of natural sweetening of my tea, and the healthy element. Read more
Published 1 day ago by Bonnie Anders
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great product
I simply love the fruit infuser and can use all sorts of fruit or herbs for different flavors..Love it! A very good investment if you like flavored water.
Published 2 days ago by Cheryl Pearson
5.0 out of 5 stars
It looks like a expensive glass one
This is exactly what I was looking for. A cheap but nice looking pitcher and as a added bonus I can flavor my water without having to strain it now. Perfect! Read more
Published 4 days ago by Nikki
5.0 out of 5 stars
The perfect pitcher
I drink lots of water throughout my day, and I find that when I add lemon to it I drink tons more. I even refill my "disposable" water bottles to take with me whenever I leave the... Read more
Published 4 days ago by Patty Kaye
2.0 out of 5 stars
such cheap plastic is breaks apart in your hand
I feel compelled to write a review since it was the reviews that made me want this product in the first place. There are SO many high reviews! Read more
Published 7 days ago by mrsyohler
5.0 out of 5 stars
Solicits compliments every time I use it
It's a very unique jug which motivates creativity. I've tried all kinds of fruit and combinations of fruit to compliment meals. It's very decorative as well.
Published 8 days ago by Myra Bosch
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love my pitcher and I use it every day.
Love this pitcher and use it every day. Best flavored water on the planet! Would recommend you give it a try. Shipped fast and delivered wll before expected.
Published 9 days ago by Ruth M. Schaub
4.0 out of 5 stars
I love it!
I bought this a few months ago wanting to add a little kick to my water and tea. I really love the idea and it works great! Read more
Published 9 days ago by Krystal
5.0 out of 5 stars
Perfection!
I will make this easy on you:
1. ZERO Calorie flavored water.
2. No additives or preservatives.
3. Cheaper than the stuff at the store.
4. Healthy! Read more
1. ZERO Calorie flavored water.
2. No additives or preservatives.
3. Cheaper than the stuff at the store.
4. Healthy! Read more
Published 10 days ago by Matt Zimmerman
