Can it hold liquids? I make a tres leches cake so there is some liquid that pools at the bottom.
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Suggestion - depending on the size of your cake, you could trim down the board just a tad and place it in the equivalent sized pan; then into the carrier. Example - if your cake is an 8" on a 10" board. Trim all around the board's edges just a smidge, then put the cake into the 10" pan to allow for pooling during transport. You can place the entire finished cake in pan, into the carrier!
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No cake mis is too liquidy.I know you can use brownies because its a thicker mix. With that said use foil on ends for leakage It can be used with ice cream. Or use the ends to make shapes in cookie dough. Always spray Baker's Joy or Pam.
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Not sure what you mean but im pretty sure you could store and pump any fluid in here (non edible). I use it for standard gas.
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Honestly, we didn't try to put liquids in them. I think it might because the push part is tight and it holds suction. I think they might leak after a while though, but if it was gonna be holding the liquids for a short period of time, i believe it would work well.
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The Bento box wasn't designed to keep liquids, it has never leak on me but that's only if you keep it standing up. The seal comes off very easily. sooo I would say no. The seal is not very good.
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Yes, but of course you would need to hold it steady or secure the cake to the bottom with a little icing so it doesn't slide around.
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I only use mine for dry food. So there is no pooling of food. The bottom is flat but but the sides are a slight angle. I don't think wet food would pool in the middle though.
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I think it would. If you put liquid anything in this "cookie jar" it would be messy to get it out.
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No, the Bentgo does not hold liquids. It does not seal tightly enough. If you keep the boxes up right you won't have a problem.
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Yes it should hold square cakes, although I never used it yet with a square cake. I don't see a problem it would have.
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I haven't done that but I think it can handle hot chocolate. It may be hard to clean the piece that dispenses liquid so I will stick with just water
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Don't know, don't think so. I purchased this product to collect change in and keep it in my food cupboard with other things. Hopefully it will not be something a thief would take. It does screw on the bottom--might hold liquid if it is turned up the opposite from that part. Good luck.
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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
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There are three parts. You cannot put anything in the top "bowl" are you are referring to, as it would spill. I used the bottom two bowls and the top I could put a small treat (candy, chocolate, small cookie) that wasn't liquid as a surprise for my son.
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It can, but it is a little flimsy. I would highly recommend the Educational Insights dish set (the tea set version). It is very sturdy and holds liquids well.
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It holds a lot and I have pushed the limits but, never measured exact cups. I know what you mean about leaking on the bottom, had that happen with a different one, not with this one. I mainly make sauces and salsas.
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my containers hold the liquid with no problem. I freeze liquid in it but if they fall they will break and crack.