can i put hot foods and liquids in this with no problem ? i make alot of soups and purees
1512308
I did it once with no problem. You may want to get the 6 cup one, or you will end up doing it in a couple of batches. If you are used to that, then it shouldn't be a problem.
1512309
Yes, you can. Just don't over fill it. Remember that hot liquids will let off a lot of hot, moist steam, and that you don't want to fill it to the level where the rotation will swap it out of the lid. The jar is made of thick glass, the lid has a central little take-out lid, which you can see in the image, and you can use that to add extra ingredients, once you have started blending something. Oh, and when you start the blender, always start on the lower "pulse" side, flip the starter downwards. Once you have picked up speed and the bulk is all mushed, you can flip it up to continued blending. Yes, you can. Just don't over fill it. Remember that hot liquids will let off a lot of hot, moist steam, and that you don't want to fill it to the level where the rotation will swap it out of the lid. The jar is made of thick glass, the lid has a central little take-out lid, which you can see in the image, and you can use that to add extra ingredients, once you have started blending something. Oh, and when you start the blender, always start on the lower "pulse" side, flip the starter downwards. Once you have picked up speed and the bulk is all mushed, you can flip it up to... » Read More Yes, you can. Just don't over fill it. Remember that hot liquids will let off a lot of hot, moist steam, and that you don't want to fill it to the level where the rotation will swap it out of the lid. The jar is made of thick glass, the lid has a central little take-out lid, which you can see in the image, and you can use that to add extra ingredients, once you have started blending something. Oh, and when you start the blender, always start on the lower "pulse" side, flip the starter downwards. Once you have picked up speed and the bulk is all mushed, you can flip it up to continued blending. « Show Less
1512310
YES!!! It's made of glass, not plastic. I use it to pour hot pudding in when I add the eggs. The blender whips the eggs into the hot pudding w/o "scrambling" them. And then I pour it back into the pot and cook the eggs.
1512311
Nope. Cover is not equipped to handle that. I tried it with small batches of hot and decorated my kitchen - even holding the lid! I make a lot of soups, too. Let the liquid cool first before you blend in this one.
1512312
I use it to make my coffee drinks with no problem, just hold down the lid with a kitchen towel covering it completely, and any small amount of liquid that escapes will be absorbed.
1645035
Yes, this could work well for that purpose. Keep in mind the cup capacity of this appliance. You won't want to fill it to the top with your sauce. As long as you do that, you should be fine. I've been able to get smooth purees-- it's great for that.
721403
This plastic is very rigid and I wouldn't put a "hot" liquid in it. I make sure there is room temperature fluid in when I add brewed tea to made flavored tea.
29522
Good question. Unfortunately I have never used it for hot items. Sorry I could not be of more help. Great for keeping things cold.
1683957
No, I wouldn't consider it safe to make soup in this pan as it is heavy, and the depth is only 3 inches deep. It would be very risky to try to pour the soup into another container without it splashing & causing a burn.A much safer thing to do for soup is to make it in a slow cooker (crock pot), or in a kettle large enough on the stove. For either method, use a large, long-handled ladle to remove the soup.Hope this helps.
516947
yeah for sure. good idea actually. i wouldn't do a soup or liquid - not sure if water tight. i carry crackers around in ours.
209721
I have not had mine long and so far have only made soup in it. I look forward to doing some roasting and believe with the convection part what you want to do would work but that's just a guess.
1439380
Only if you want just two or three spoonfuls of soup. I wouldn't put hot soup in them, but warm would be ok I think.
430054
I just bought this thermos and the instruction/care booklet said not to be used for hot liquids. Better to be safe than sorry and burned. Hope this helps.
891973
I alway used cooked food for my son. I don't know if you can puree hard food
1683561
I have filled it with soupy noodles, but you do have to be careful not to crush it. It is leakproof, but not squish proof. After a while, I discovered a funny smell. Nothing toxic, just seems to have absorbed my numerous lunches and can't quite get the smell out. I think over all better for cold (no heating required) food.
691763
I use mine for canned goods and I can fit an average size can of soup on the bottom. Anything taker than that will not fit.
1801552
There is no liquid tight feature on this unit, but the contents are essentially double contained. If you keep the pot from tipping over spilling is not a big concern. I've used it to transport soups, so far no problem.
828791
yes it should hold the hot liquids but I believe its intended to kI personally would not use it for hot liquid because I don't know it's the interior plastic can handle the heatit may start to break down and crack
388277
Yes you would be able to use it for hot or cold because of how it is made inside. Very durable.
2156213
They can hold hot liquid and if you only fill 1/2 way and they would work. I have used them for hit food and soup
1702914
I use it for soups such as pumpkin soup etc. You should be fine with gravy and soups.