Is this Food Bottle or Food Jar that can use as Soup Jar?
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Mouth is narrower than body, you could pour into the cup I suppose. Beware, doesnt keep anything hot for longer than a few hrs.
1318442
I use mine as soup...although both of mine don't seam to stay hot for long...Im sure its cause of the elements im in but I would think it would stay hot longer....I put boiling hot soup in it at around 645am and have to make sure I eat it before noon...but never really get lunch till after 2...it does not work as good as my coffee thermos
235023
I would go to a foodie website and ask and/or purchase containers made especially for food. Ie ACF or CIA. It is not advertised for food and there is probably the answer.
489250
There are 2 issues to consider - 1st: it´s easy to leak some liquid from it. 2nd: maybe it will be hard to wash inside after using soup, due to the heating system.
1064227
The only, compartment that you could out in soup without spilling is the small container that has a twist lid. For me, it is too small, I don't think its meant for soups. onceI our soup in the largest compartment, which is intended for rice, and it spilled all over. So I think the answer to your question is NO. what I use for soup us the Thermos kiquid container. Its perfect for soup, won't spill and keeps your soup hot for several hours.
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This bowl really isnt deep enough to be a soup bowl. Its better for salad. I bought the Red Vanilla Extreme Vanilla bone china set which has a nice soupbowl, and in white it mixes well with the black rice set.
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It just has JAR 128 - 250ML the lid has a 3. I am not sure what is molded into the jar since the ones I have are all filled. From what I have read 2,4,5 are "healthy" it might be more acceptable. 2,4,5 are more used for household items. Cups, detergent etc. Some are considered recyclable. I wouldn't use this jar for storing food items. So if you are using it for anything indigestible I wouldn't suggest it. The plastic grade isn't actually know.
156536
I do not believe this is intended for food. We are not using it for food. This company does make other containers that are designed for food.
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If you do it the way you describe (using the soup cup for water and the main cup for pre-cooked noodles) I don't see why not. You could also try my "leakproofing" trick for the main cup and see how it works for you: place an oversized piece of plastic wrap/cling film over the top of the main cup before putting on the lid. (If you're using really thin, cheap plastic wrap, it might take a couple layers, or more if the lid on the main cup has started to stretch a bit with wear. Test it with some water first to see how effective it is, or to add more plastic wrap if you need it. It works fine for me, but then, I don't subject it to a lot of tipping. Heavy duty plastic wraps seem to work best, and that could get expensive if you did it every day.) Good luck!
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The 0.31L rice bowl and 0.2L soup bowls are leak proof. I have used them both for stews, sauces and soups with no mishaps. The warming tin also works well to keep the temperature. As for the other containers: I have used them for things like fruit salad and other wet foods, the fit of the lids is very precise and I have had no leakage to report.
1076750
I don't think so for baby food jars. It's great for water/juice bottles. We also found it fit on a garden hose.
2254144
I have only used it for ice cream thus far. It is not insulated, so it would not keep the soup warm for a prolonged period of time. Also, it will not protect your hands very well from the heat of the soup inside.
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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.
51372
It's NOT airtight. The middle compartment comes pretty close and I've had success with things like hummus and yogurt, but if you're looking to pack soup go with a standard thermos.
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I was thinking of trying out a baby food lid. The jar seems like it is the same size as a stage one baby food jar. Hope that helps you with your question.
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The top has a rubber seal and should work to keep in liquids if put in properly. The bottom seals tightly and should hold more thick soups but I wouldn't try swinging it around or anything
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.
487271
I'm sure you could use it for a cookie jar but usually cookies jars have a wider opening. I used mine for a salt mixture for a foot soak.