can i put soup in it
489248
yes if it is just broth. If it is chunky then don't waste your time. the chunks stick to the heating element and you end up with a burnt tasting soup and good luck trying to clean it
489249
I have not used it for soup but would do it. Just because of the sealing from inside. Just be careful with the cap/lid. It does not stay tight.
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.
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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.
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Rick Parker said it well (previous comment) You can only boil water in this hot pot, then add to cup or bowl for beverages or soup. Do not put any other ingredients into the water chamber. Hope that helps!
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.
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I guess so, though I have never tried it. If it is a thick or chunky soup it may not come through the pour hole. You may need to remove the stopper and then pour out the soup.
1667558
It does not hold liquids. A thick stew would probably be ok, but soup would leak out. I've asked Bento to design one with a better seal.
536106
i don't think you should make soup in the smoker, if you submerge the rod, it will not actually smoke. perhaps you should smoke your ingredients before making your soup, in another vessel?
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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
514491
I only have used it for home. I put the personal sized soup in it and add rice, vegetables or noodles which works out great when watching tv.
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I have used for soup, I add hot water to the thermos while heating soup on the stove. The soup stays warm.
28172
In the microwave? I suppose so. I put leftover soup or spaghetti in a small one to reheat for lunch. Personally I prefer to make the soup on a stove top so the flavors have more time to blend, but if you were making something simple, I don't see why it wouldn't work.
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I would not put a soup in there but it is solid, I do not have an issue with leaks. The big dipper compartment is perfect for soups, but I add a rubberband to be certain.
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Yes-- it works very well. Some fat will go into the spout which you'll want to pour off, the rest will float to the top in the container. What works best is to chill it and spoon out the fat but if you want to eat immediately, pour out the soup and keep the fat in the gravy separator.
438987
Sorry, I just use it to contain soup and it can keep soup warm for 4-5hours
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I guess it could, but they are super super tiny. The soup would be a mouthful and get cold in 30 seconds.
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I can't imagine why you would want to pressurize soup or sauce, but it would not function with any kind of solid pieces in the soup. it would clog and you'd be left with a pressurized cylinder that you could not relieve the pressure on.
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Can't imagine it wouldn't. Soup in jars seems like it would work really well. You'd need a jar adapter. If you wanted to freeze them, would probably want a baggy.