Are these the just add hot water and eat out of the container soup? Are there pieces of diced chicken it this soup?
2024042
No chicken pieces. They are not in the "just add water" containers, but I put a package in a cup and add hot water and it's perfect.
1089334
yes but you need to pot the top and not leave it in for too long, this get very hot very quickly. However found it best to put soup in the aluminum tray to heat and it will take about 30 minutes at most to heat.
239784
The dehydrated ones yes you do. Those that do not specify they are dehydrated, you just open the can, heat and eat.
1786022
While you cannot fit a whole chicken in there, you can put in chicken parts and your veggies and make a lovely soup for two.I find this pot very handy and have made soup this way.
1022681
Yes, chicken stock. I also add hot pepper to spice it up, but the stock is the main component.
2084176
I'm sure you can put chicken noodle soup in the flask. Although I'm not sure if it would be a good idea to put something like chicken noodle soup in there. On one occasion I mixed a pre workout drink in my flask because I forgot to pack my blender cup for the gym. I tasted the fruit punch flavor in my water for a few days. I put strictly water in my flask now. Hydroflask sells insulated containers for soup. I'm sure that would be more adequate. Hydroflask products are pretty awesome!!! I'm sure this will work better for your needs.
1867601
They are just like any canned food, have been par boiled for canning. Believe you will not be able to eat any packaged food if you only eat raw, as cooking or pasteurization is part of the packaging process.
1182311
I have a recipe to make tomato soup concentrate with the clear jell before canning it. Then again another recipe says to add it when you open the jar to reheat(that ones for chicken pot pie filling though).
837495
Yes. But the containers are definitely small, in order not to spill hot soup, you would have to put less than a ladle-full in the bowl. I often use them for milk and cereal [small portions] and the milk does not soak through. I love the bowls because for me, the small portion control is great, but I think most people would want a bigger serving. I also have the lids, which I was surprised DO fit, however, long term storage in the freezer or fridge is not a good idea because they are not airtight. The hot food I have had out of the containers has been fine, they hold up well, the heat does not transfer to the hands. The biggest concern would be that the size really is quite small. Yes. But the containers are definitely small, in order not to spill hot soup, you would have to put less than a ladle-full in the bowl. I often use them for milk and cereal [small portions] and the milk does not soak through. I love the bowls because for me, the small portion control is great, but I think most people would want a bigger serving. I also have the lids, which I was surprised DO fit, however, long term storage in the freezer or fridge is not a good idea because they are not airtight. The hot food I have had out of the containers has been fine, they hold up well, the heat does... » Read More Yes. But the containers are definitely small, in order not to spill hot soup, you would have to put less than a ladle-full in the bowl. I often use them for milk and cereal [small portions] and the milk does not soak through. I love the bowls because for me, the small portion control is great, but I think most people would want a bigger serving. I also have the lids, which I was surprised DO fit, however, long term storage in the freezer or fridge is not a good idea because they are not airtight. The hot food I have had out of the containers has been fine, they hold up well, the heat does not transfer to the hands. The biggest concern would be that the size really is quite small. « Show Less
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I haven't because I don't think it's deep enough to really cook soup (except for perhaps a very fast-cooking type of soup.) The flavors and ingredients wouldn't really meld, IMO. Also, although the lid seems very secure and tight, I'm not sure it would seal in the cooking ingredients well enough to do the slow-cook thing for several hours without losing too much liquid.
1796720
I have used for soup, I add hot water to the thermos while heating soup on the stove. The soup stays warm.
1024498
No. The dishes are pretty shallow. Out of curiosity, why would you dehydrate soup?
2073349
Yes, if you cook them too long. My suggestion would be to simply cook the soup w/out the zucchini noodles; then at the very last minute, put them in the soup and simmer for only one minute to warm them.
1760769
The video i watched on youtube about this bento box said that you can store soup mix in the top part, then you can add hot water to the soup mix when you are ready to eat.
1561691
I have made this soup in a bread bowl before, it tastes very similar to the Panera broccoli soup. I usually add fresh broccoli to it after a few minutes after getting it started and cook until the broccoli can be pierced with a fork. It's delicious!
1636869
They hold about 5oz according to the box. They are small and GLASS with no handles...If the soup is hot, probably not a good idea as they would be hard to hold.There is no heat instructions in the box...so I would think that they are for tasting small cool or cold foods. There are ceramic type tasting dishes soldhere at Amazon that might work better.
1727437
Anything you put in while it is blending/cooking will be blended to liquid...you have to add cut veggies after it is hot...there is a recipe booklet that tells you how to make different soups