Can hot soup be transported in these buckets?
1668039
Yes, the plastic is safe up to 230 degrees and the lids are tight and leak free. I can pry the lids off by hand because I am quite strong but it is hard. I bent my fingernail back really badly one time.
1668040
I would be dubious in putting hot food in plastics. I'd prefer to put hot food in either glass, ceramic or metal containers. Save the plastics for the cold stuffs.
453301
Not for soup. There is an inner container that should be okay for pasta sauce.
243210
The finished product is very fine and, using the filter,, should be OK.The soup does come out very hot so watch the temperature !
1935618
I assume they would be okay, but remember that it's not really insulated, so don't do anything hotter than you would handle with bare hands. Warm soup would be better than very hot.
2261978
You absolutely can! Though when I stack that many I have to be sure that the goodies aren't too heavy for one lid. If so, I'm afraid to use the handle and have to find another way to carry it.
846212
It could handle heating, but not a great way transport. It may leak a little around vent with straight liquid.
1033778
Yes, but you may find it difficult to get the hard ice cream out of the bucket. If transfer to something else first, a bowl maybe, to firm up.
192289
These containers work well. I make then freeze large batches of soup in them all the time. i also use them for large amounts of marinara sauce I freeze. I don't see why you couldn't transfer the contents to a crockpot and then warm up. These are pretty heavy duty containers and can be used over and over again.
1326667
My mother and I haven't used it around anything along those lines. We mainly use them for baking and taking trays and pans out of the oven. I'm sure if hot soup fell on the glove it would be fine but as to dipping into the boiling liquid I would recommend no.
1810694
If cut in half, in the largest one, yes. But as that is the container that retains the heat, this bento pack is better suited for hot lunches of any kind. We generally put any and all types of leftovers in the large and medium containers, and leave the smallest (top) container for salad or snack foods. Hope that helps. For hot lunches, really...I could not be more pleased with this set.
1428477
Yes- but use the other 3 L pot even in there as insulation to help with the thermal process. Fill the other 3L with hot water and put on the bottom of the pot, then your food-filled 3L on top.
213224
I believe so but have yet to do it. I love the sealable lid for transport (not while cooking). Good size for groups.
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.
1681007
Yes soup or even oatmeal if you don't mind the clean up after. This thermos is a great product for keeping food stuff of the liquid or semi liquid variety warm for hours at a time. Hope this helps.
463757
I haven't specifically made hot pot, but there's really no reason that I can think of why you couldn't. It doesn't have a huge capacity, but I have used it for a coconut milk based Cambodian fish soup because it holds it at a specific temp.
1681006
The thermos provided with this set is suitable for hot or cold beverages. I would use it for soup. Keep in mind the mouth isn't as large as the mouth of a food thermos. Also, this one is fairly tall, so be sure you have a proper cleaning brush for the inside.
1797768
You should be able to carry it if you don't fill it all the way up and the ride is smooth. The part that holds the soup is a cylinder inside the black kettle. The lid that you see in the picture sits loosely on top of the kettle and isn't sealed or held thigh against the top. Hope that helps.