Would it work well with soup everyday? I worry about it eventually spilling.
1064225
The containers are great for holding all kinds of liquid. There is never any concern about spillage. I use it everyday, it's a great Bento Box!
1064226
The bottom container is designed specifically for soups and other liquids and will not leak. The middle container can leak inside the vacuum container depending on how liquid your food is, but it never leaks outside the container onto the carrier. I have out chili and stew in the middle container and sometimes there is some small leakage, but not always. The seal on the bottom container is pretty good and there are times that you have to use some real force to get it open. It would be great for soups.
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.
1064228
The soup container is the smallest one. It will work, but it is not enough sustenance for me. My typical lunch consists of a protein in that smallest one, steamed veggies in the medium sized one, and a salad in the largest. I hope this helps!
1907854
When I poured hot soup in one, it cracked and broke. So, no I would not.. It was pretty and a great size.
611357
I used it for liquid soup. It was great never had a leak. It comes wirh a lid that doibles as a bowl and has a folding spoon. I love it. And I am usually discriminating in taste.
1760772
I don't believe this is the right container for taking soup. The bottom container that looks like pants is the largest section, the middle container acts as a top to the bottom and when you put the rubber band thing on, it holds it together well enough that it won't spill, although I think runny liquids could still make it out. The middle container (the face) has a plastic cover making it the best choice for any liquids, but it is very small so it's best for things like grapes or nuts. The bowl on top has no plastic cover and you do turn it upside down to put it on, so there's no way you could put liquids in there. Somebody explained to me how you use bento containers: the top bowl is for rice, and what you do is take the middle and top portions off together, holding them tight with your hand and then flip it over and remove the middle part, then eat out of it like a regular bowl. This thing is very cute, but not as useful for the typical american lunch, like soup, salad, sandwiches. It's more for nuts and fruit, chips and dip, or small portions of rice and meat. However it's very unique and cute, and for the purposes of the types of food I mentioned, it works great. What I did was just buy a separate sandwich container and I pack that with this bento guy.
359292
I don't think it would be used to carry soup but they do make another product made for that purpose.
1935025
This is a wide mouth soup cup which is not what I expected. I ended up giving it to my daughter so I cannot answer your question. if you pack your lunch and do soup it would be good.
2001789
Yes, if you do it like this. The main cup is not leak-proof, but the soup bowl is.
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.
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.
1953793
It is rather leakproof, but if you were hiking and had this in your backpack I am sure it would open up at some point and begin to spill. I would recommend just using a thermos and a tea infuser instead.
198814
I've had one of the mugs for about seven years and carried it to work and school in a backpack or messenger bag-- never any leaks. This is the only container I would use to transport soup to work. After years of use the lid is starting to wear out and be less secure now, but I used it typically once a week for a long time before that happened.
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.
709588
I have not had a spill. I think it would hold up, but I would act quickly. I would not trust it for a long period of time. It is light weight. I hope this helps.
1483771
It would be great for serving a side dish. I think the shape would make it difficult to eat soup from.
165026
Absolutely, so much so in fact, that if you aren't careful when pouring it, it will spill out the top. Be careful with this one.
335142
I don't think it would work for that it isn't insulated so your soup would cool off quickly and i don't think it's particularly leak proof.
359291
Don't think a real liquid like soup will stay put. You will need the cup that. Salad dressings don't seem to leak out put that is a minor amount of liquid and a lot of salad mix to aid in keeping it in.