Are the spouts suitable for pouring out creamed soup/water/hot chocolate/broth?
491761
I've used it for all of these. It's a durable and well made, and the perfect size for cooking a wide variety of foods.
491762
Extremely well suited-that's what the spouts are for. Most of the highest quality saucepans do not have these spouts, which is a lack in them.
491763
As well as we know. Have used it for soup & water. very satisfied with this item.
491764
It works awesome for water, hot chocolate, & broth. Not sure how thick your creamed soup is, so don't know if that would work or not. There is a set of larger holes (too large for cooked spaghetti) & a set of smaller holes. Just turn the lid to use whichever one you'd like!
711790
I wouldn't see why not. They are ceramic and I serve piping hot soup in them all the time.
1717705
I don't think I would use them for soup, they are a little delicate, I used them for dessert shooters and it worked pretty well for them.
385165
Yes, just an FYI, the pour spout is very hard to open so if you don't have strength in your hands it might be difficult to open.
882221
It should work fine though the spigot might be a bit narrow to allow some soups to dispense correctly
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.
1480167
They are small bowls from ⅛ to 1 cup. You can squeeze the bowl slightly to achieve a spout.
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.
754684
I would not recommend it. They may hold them but the closest I have come to putting hot in them was pouring hot sauce on top of a mousse in them. It held up fine with that but I did not fill the glass completely with hot fluids.
2001789
Yes, if you do it like this. The main cup is not leak-proof, but the soup bowl is.
2231564
Yes. But it depends. I don't recommend blending hot soup in them. I did this once and it caused a lot of pressure and I could barely unscrew the cup from the blade. You can pour hot items into the cups but I don't recommend blending them with hot liquid inside.
1858694
Technically, yes. You would have to slowly pour the hot water in at a rate equal to the draining and do so over a container large enough to hold both cups at once.
1758004
I think these would be too loose for your purpose? Looking at the teapot you actually pour using the handle and it's not just a "lid". I like this item from amazon and all my pots/pans are either circulon or allclad. It's more secure when you use it. Lovely teapot by the way ... I may get one now that I've seen it. Dexas Pot Handle Holder, Red
1334519
I've never done this, but I would think that they would be OK. Perhaps a bit awkward since the handle is not like one that you would find on a mug. It sticks straight out to the side so the grip would be horizontal rather than verticle. The handle is hollow so it does not get a hot as the bowl part. They are really awesome bowls though, so don't let this hold you back from ordering. We use them a lot and are quite happy with them.
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.
45594
Yes. About the only issue i've ever had with these is you need to be careful not to bump the empty carafe when empty and hot.
814685
No they have some function for others. steam, soup etc.. What kind cook do you want ?