Is this a good thermos for soup??
500931
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.
500932
This is an excellent thermos for soup. I own it and love it. It has a wide mouth for pouring chunky soups and comes with a serving cup. It is well insulated and keeps soup warm for hours. In fact, the thermal properties are so good on this thermos that I recommend it as a low-tech yogurt incubator on my Squidoo page, titled "Easy Homemade Yogurt in a Thermos."
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.
500934
This bottle is perfect for any fluid. Its easy to clean with sponge due to wide opening. It keeps warm around 10 to 12 hours indoor. For outdoor maybe 8 hours depends how cold outside. Anyway, this is absolutely great item for soup and congee because it comes with large cup and handle.
1897398
It is not like a Thermos. It plugs in and warms up food. It will keep it warm as long as you keep it plugged in. This item will not keep anything cold.
2254143
Hi. I have these for ice cream. But believe they would work great for hot soup The lids appear to be vented with a second layer beneath. Hope this helps!
328377
I do not believe this would serve your purpose. And seeing as how this newer version is not a well built as the one I purchased years ago, I would recommend you not purchase this thermos for the purpose you stated, to heat milk for your baby when on-the-go.
518659
No. I use a regular thermos lunch box and put soup in this jar with a large spork, sandwich, soda, and a couple of candy bars.
1272295
It depends on what you're used to in terms of spoon size. I think it's on the normal side as far as spoons go but it's definitely not large. Yes, it's definitely suitable for soup!
475627
you can use it for that but it is not well made. I bought a SS Thermos and no longer use this one.
2142060
I have put soup from a can in mine and it works fine. I let it heat up a few hours. Never gets overcooked either.
1221463
It depends on how long you can heat up the thermos and how hot you can get the food you are putting into it. I've found that it will be hot to warm depending ... either way, I was good with it.
1369267
It's as good as you're likely to get, short of a thermos. I've had mine for a few years now, and the lid is still pretty good if you're carrying something thick like a stew, but a tiny bit leaky if you're carrying something really liquid like chicken stock, especially if the lid is cold. I always tie the mug into a plastic bag if I think it might tip in my backpack. The advice to hand-wash the lid rather than putting into the dishwasher is good: I think if you did that the lid would keep its watertight qualities longer.
1458636
I haven't had any problems with the use of my thermos. I regularly put soup in mind at home at about 7:30 and I normally don't eat lunch until about 1:00 at the earliest and it has been still piping hot. I assume that you are doing everything right but I will just inform you what I do and what I've noticed. I bring water to a rapid boil, place it inside of the empty thermos and close the lid and leave it like that for 15 minutes. In the meantime I am rewarming up whatever soup I'm going to put inside of it and it's usually piping hot. I pour out the hot water and pour my soup inside. I have noticed that if I leave the soup out like if it's not placed in the refrigerator that it gets warm which is strange because you would think that it would stay uber hot, however if I place it inside the refrigerator it is really really hot to the point that I have to blow it before eating it and has steam come out. I think this is the best thermos ever. Sorry it's not working out for you.
359294
The cardboard sleeve that comes wrapped around it states that it is NOT leakproof. I don't think it's meant for soup.
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 .
476598
I believe it will work for soups. The lid fits tight and snug, there should not be an leakage. I store approximately two 5 lb bags of flour in mine and carry it with the handle that is attached on top of the lid to my counter.
666706
I'm sorry I have only put coffee and soup in it so far. I really like this thermos though. It is slim but holds a lot.
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.
2101968
I have used it primarily to keep food warm. I have cooked a few soups in it that only took a few hours. The individual pots have a gap to let you put the lids on and have a serving utensils in the unit so using it to cook lets a lot of steam out.