Which container is most suitable for soup that would not leak and what size is that container?
1951578
The smallest containter that goes in the first and the tall container are both good for soups. the smallest one might hold a cup and the tall one might hold 2 cups. Hope this helps.
476595
I haven't tried soup in mine, but I would definitely allow it to cool off before pouring in. The container seems to be more appropriate for dry goods. I keep flour and sugar in mine. Tomato based soups would likely stain the container. I LOVE these containers.
384236
I use the inner pot like a regular pot. The bottom of the pot is quite thick and often make soups etc.. and then just store for the day in the outer pot. I own three different sizes and love them all. Can easily take anywhere and does not leak.
632135
The one I bought does not leak. I purchased a 15-piece set with a large recipe book. Like it a lot, easy to place into unit, easy to clean.
688512
Thicker salad dressings are fine. For actual liquids like from olives and the like, you'd have to keep it upright or it would leak. I put soup in the cups they sell and they also have sauce cups that don't leak, though.
2093747
This container holds about 32 ounces; a can of Campbell's Cunky soup will fit. It wasn't clear what "large" can of soup you're wondering about, but this noodle bowl holds a quart. Hope this answers your question.�
584661
use the Hydro Flask Wide Mouth Flip Lid, it works very well and does not leak under normal use I however use cap that came with the bottle when I put it in my camera bag.
1797764
If you could fit the full kettle into something like a plastic milk crate and make sure it's secure and won't tip over you might be Ok. The lid is a hinge so you would maybe want to cover the interior pot with plastic wrap then foil. This kettle won't re-heat the soup hot enough to combat any bacteria growth that occurs during transport due to unsafe temperature holding. So transport soup this way at your own risk.
1020147
It's supposed to be leak proof, but none of mine are truly soup proof. Also noteworthy: it makes my food taste like plastic.
1482431
small soup cans? For sure. Big "Chunky" style... honestly not too sure. Likely should have waited to get home to answer but if I didn't right now it just wasn't going to happen.Have a great day.
583238
cup is a good size - can fit 2 cans of soup(10 oz.) and still have room so you don't spill. maybe 24 - 26 oz.
919312
about a quart of water ...good for i serving of soup which I have not tried. good for a small setup of shabu- shabu otherwise should be great for a bacheler
1281898
I gave it as a gift but it has a good seal according to my friend and they say it works great, I wouldn't take soup in it but anything else should be fine. and keeping it in the tote bag ( even the Japanese tie theirs up in a 'napkin' ) and upright doesn't hurt as well, at least that how the one I have works. PS use the band it comes with to secure it...
1083683
This mess kit is not designed for storing food that could possibly leak. Dry food, such as instant oatmeal or dry cereal and condiments in zip lock bags should be fine. So you are aware, when the kit is closed it is "not" water proof. It's function is as a food tray and "sometimes" as a cooking pan. I would not recommend using it regularly to cook in.
514493
It holds the can of soup, but it is not completely watertight like a lock&lock.; If you need to transport soup, I'd use a thermos.
1264466
absolutely no leaking. i make soup and store soup in these boxes and put nox into my backpack and go to work on almost daily basis. never had a leaking situation.
1667559
It depends on how liquid we're talking. The top doesn't seal nearly as well as the bottom. I had onion soup (homemade, pretty viscous) in the bottom with no leaks at all. If you press down on the middle of the middle divider to seal it, it creates the best seal. I believe they say it isn't "leak-proof," but I'd be comfortable with anything short of actual liquidy soup in it.