Can this mug hold a large soup can inside it with lid on during travel (e.g. Campbell's Chunky Soup)?
514488
I only eat progresso soup which is 19 ounces and this mug can hold up to 22.1 ounces. Not sure how many ounces are in Chunky Soup cans. I have not used this mug yet for travel but the lid has an excellent seal.
514489
The product dimensions are: 5.6 x 4.5 x 4.6 inches which holds approx 22 ounces; so if your can is smaller than sistema piece AND holds less than 22 ounces, then yes you could. BUT WHY WOULD YOU WANT TO? With all clamps and the steam vent closed, the mug should be air tight. Test your mug at home first - test several times for caution. Fill mug with water and close up all openings. Turn mug upside down and place in deep soup bowl or pot. 24 hours later, check the bowl/pot. You'll see immediately if mug has leaked. My mug does not leak. After closing my mug, I toss the mug into my bag; even if the mug turns over, still no leaks. But keep in mind that this mug is for m/w cooking and storing, not for carrying.
514490
If you consider a large can the size of a progressive soup can then yes .also if you spray the cup with oil and cook soup it will not turn colors.
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.
514492
YES, it can. I had the big Campbell's can of chicken and dumpling soup today and there was still about an inch room left at top of the mug.
514493
It holds the can of soup, but it is not completely watertight like a lock&lock.; If you need to transport soup, I'd use a thermos.
514494
That mug holds like it says 656 ml of soup , water ...... Now , you look at you can how much that on holds ! If it holds more then 656 ml , the mug wont hold your full can of soup . I hope you are able to figure it out .
514495
No it will not hold an unopened can of Campbell's Chunky soup. The can is a bit too tall.
1412413
I have put wet curries and thick soups in without problem, but every time I have used it for anything that has a real broth (water-like) base has leaked some, but as long as you carry it upright, it works great! So only in a rough situation would I not carry a soup in it, but I use it to carry soups to work.
1417044
Could someone please reply to the above post. I love this mug, but I want to make sure I can find a lid that fits. There is not much point to buying simply a mug without being able to make sure that it is travel friendly.Thanks!
844459
I have not tried this, however most of the other lids are not interchangeable so I doubt that it would fit. Loved the mug however.
1956897
No, this is a wide mouth thermos and the lid acts as a nice sized cup or bowl. This is an Excellent thermos, if you preheat it, it keeps liquid HOT all day.
1001674
The opening measures approximately 2 1/4 inches across. The very top of the opening is slightly larger but it does narrow to 2 1/4. Yes, I believe it would hold a can of Campbell's soup.
2222955
Yes, but that completely defeats the purpose of buying this mug. There is a valve that twists, and if that is undone, you could put a straw in, but it's gonna leak bad!
1089267
I tried it, and the very edge of the cup is very thin, then it flares and gets thicker, making it difficult to sip. However, it is the best mug I have ever had for keeping liquids hot. I wouldn't want to drink out of it with out the lid while driving or distracted at all.
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.
36030
You have to unscrew the lid. It's not an ideal mug if you want it simply to use while commuting. If, however, you want a mug that can be tossed about while totally full and never spill a drop, this is the mug for you.
803149
It may hold one that is tall - like those designed as travel mugs. But...it would need to be lightweight.
1943587
Yep! The bottom light gray part of the lid has a rubbery grip texture. It's where you would naturally hold the mug to drink out of so it works great, but the bottom part of the mug is all metal.
1683954
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.
1250491
You can fit a tall travel mug under it. All you have to do is pull out the base. Simple...quick & no problem.
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.
4904
It can, but it can't be too big. My water bottle fits fine, but my travel coffee mug (24 oz) is a bit too big...it'll fall out occasionally. Edit: It is a bulky coffee mug, with a high handle.
500933
Not if your intention is to drink it directly out of the container. But, if you are looking to pour it out into a cup, or even the lid of the thermos, I'd say it sure is. There is a wide mouth which will make it easy to add soup to it, and it is easy to clean out.