Kitchen · PRODUCT REVIEW

Oster
Pro Blender with Texture Select Settings and Food Processor Attachment

Blender combo whose processor-bowl size is not documented. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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Our take

The BLSTTS-GTF-000 is documented by Oster as a Texture Select Pro blender with a food processor attachment. The page gives useful blender facts, including an 8-cup Tritan jar, 1200-W blender, and a food-chop mode, while its included-components list does not enumerate the processor attachment. The processor-bowl capacity and tool package therefore remain unknown, which limits how confidently this combo can be compared with dedicated processors.

Consider it for

A shopper looking for a blender and possible processor attachment in one model family who will verify the processor parts before buying..

Look elsewhere if

Not for a buyer who needs a verified processor-bowl capacity, named slicing or dough tools, or a confirmed match to historical ASIN B0BV8FV4JN.

Pros & cons

What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.

What works in its favor

  • Oster Consumer Care identifies the exact model as BLSTTS-GTF-000.
  • The official page documents an 8-cup Tritan blender jar and dishwasher-safe jar parts.
  • The blender controls include food-chop, smoothie, and shake programs with texture choices.

What to weigh up

  • The 8-cup jar is for blending and cannot be counted as processor-bowl capacity.
  • The processor attachment appears in the page title but not in its structured included-components list.
  • The page does not verify the historical Amazon ASIN, processor tools, or processor package.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredBLSTTS-GTF-000
Main bowl capacityProcessor-attachment bowl capacity is not stated; the separate blender jar is listed at 8 cups
Small-batch bowlNo separate processor mini bowl capacity is documented
Slicing and shreddingA food-chop blender mode is listed; processor slicing and shredding tools are not specified
Special attachmentThe blender has a 1200-W rating, six-point stainless blender blade, and texture settings
Dough bladeThe official page title mentions a food processor attachment, but the included-components list does not enumerate it
Integrated cookingNo integrated heating or 120 V / 60 Hz rating is stated on the inspected product page

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 11, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

A named combo with an important package gap

Oster's official product page names a Texture Select Pro blender with a food processor attachment, and a Consumer Care response identifies BLSTTS-GTF-000. That is enough to distinguish a real processor-capable model family from an unrelated blender. The same page's included-components list names a lid, jar, blade assembly, and base without listing a processor vessel or its tools. The candidate is therefore a combo lead, but the reviewed sources do not establish that every historical or current offer contains the processor assembly. A buyer should verify the exact code and attachments in the specific package. [bowlCapacityCups]

The 8-cup figure belongs to the blender jar

Oster specifies an 8-cup Tritan jar for blending. That vessel is not identified as the food processor bowl, so it cannot fill the finder's processor-capacity field. Processor-bowl capacity remains unknown even though the page markets the model as a blender/processor combination. This distinction matters for family-size prep: a large blender pitcher does not promise that a separate processing vessel holds the same volume or supports the same cutting tasks. If processor capacity determines the choice, compare a model such as the Ninja BN801, whose maker identifies an 8-cup processor bowl, or a dedicated processor with a stated main-bowl size. [bowlCapacityCups]

Texture controls are blender features, not processor attachments

The official page documents a six-point stainless blender blade, 1200 W of blender power, three automatic food modes, and thin, medium, and thick texture choices. One mode is food chop, so the product has a documented chopping function in its blender configuration. Those controls do not establish slicing or shredding discs, a dough blade, dicing kit, or processor-bowl shape. The 1200-W rating is the blender specification and should not be transferred to an unlisted processor attachment. No measured result or comparative performance is inferred from the controls or wattage. [sliceShred, doughBlade]

Care details apply to the listed blender parts

Oster says the listed parts except the blender base are dishwasher safe and advises wiping the base with a damp soft sponge. That provides a practical cleaning reference for the named jar and blender components. It does not establish how a processor bowl or accessory should be cleaned, because the page's structured attachment list does not identify those parts. If the processor attachment is essential, check the included manual or ask the seller for its model-specific cleaning guidance and exact components before relying on the blender instructions. This keeps routine care claims tied to the parts the maker actually names. [smallBowl]

Treat the historical Amazon title as a lead, not a crosswalk

The frozen candidate title associates B0BV8FV4JN with a metallic-gray blender/processor combo, but the direct Amazon page did not establish that ASIN as this exact Oster model. The official product page supports the model family and gives a tagged model search; it does not prove the historic listing's processor package or color variant. This product fits a shopper who values blending plus food chopping and can confirm the processor assembly in the offer. A shopper who needs a dependable bowl size or a known disc set should choose a processor whose exact tools are documented instead. [northAmericanVoltage]

What else to compare

Compare Ninja BN801 for a manufacturer-documented 8-cup processor bowl and dough blade, or Cuisinart BFP-703 for a documented 3-cup processor attachment.

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Before you buy

Is the Oster's listed 8-cup vessel its processor bowl?

No. Oster identifies that as the blender jar; the processor-attachment bowl capacity is not stated.

Which processor attachments does the official page list?

The page title mentions a food processor attachment, but the included-components list does not detail its bowl or tools.

What is the exact model number?

Oster Consumer Care identifies the blender on this product page as model BLSTTS-GTF-000.

Where can I check the current price?

Use the Amazon link for current offers. Check the exact model, seller, product condition, delivery, and return terms. This page does not display a live price or confirm stock.

Sources & review basis

We use the following manufacturer documentation for the product features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.

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The decision

Consider BLSTTS-GTF-000 when the blender functions matter and the seller can confirm the processor attachment; do not use its blender-jar capacity as a processor specification.

Is it the right fit?

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