Can the plastic jar withstand hot soup -for pureeing into creamy soups like Cream of broccoli?
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Hi I have this blender but have never made anything hot with it. My Blender is over a year old and is still good with no breakage it was only used for cold juic smoothies. Also I cannot fill it to the top. Only seems to work okay and mix and puree best at half full. so you may want to consider that as well
606842
Yes... not a problem adding hot soup to the blender. I start with a small quantity and the top on to get the blades turning, then add in the rest of the soup.
606843
I have never put any hot liquid into it but I would not buy it because it leaks.
606844
I'm not sure what the owners manual says, but I use mine for hot soups occasionally and it's held up fine
2158825
If a dish is hot, such a fresh cup of coffee or bowl of soup, large casserole, etc., put a trivet or coaster or place mat under it. The plastic will wrinkle if extremely hot items come in contact with it, and I have no idea how badly the plastic would/could be damaged if it was left there. I have had no damage from hot items on the plastic, but I was already in the habit of putting something under anything hot.
1320907
This mug is oven-safe, but the lid isn't. I don't see why it wouldn't work for making onion soup as long as it holds the amount you want.
119249
I used a plastic one pint soup container with a plastic top that I punched a hole in. The plastic container works really good and the price was right - free, not counting the hot and sour soup that I bought.
234606
Hi, Ana! I'll be honest, I planned on using them for tomato soup and tossing mini grilled cheeses across the top... But they are really thin. I was afraid the plastic would melt:( You are better off with mini ceramic mugs or glass for chilli. Hope that helps!
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 !
1935619
I dont think it would work. The plastic is the same kind as you find in hard plastic drink cups used for bar service. However I have washed them in the dishwasher top,rack a nd they didnt melt. Still wouldnt ude them for really hot soup...too dangerous to hold i think. Gazpacho yes, hot soup no.
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I imagine that the glass can handle the heat. However, if you plan to put the lid on after pouring the hot tea into the jar, I would question whether the paint on the lid will hold up to the heat and moisture. I have had my Anchor Hocking jars for over 4 years now and have found that the paint is chipping off on the insides of the lids of 3 of the 4 jars that I purchased and use on a regular basis. I use my jars as canisters that hold dry flour, and sugars. I hope that helps.=)
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.
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no. The lid fits very loose so that it is easy to serve. I used cling wrap and a rubber band on the pot itself then set it in the black pot. I then put the lid on. It did keep the soup from spilling out. I hope that helps.I love the soup Kettle and would buy it again. But it is not for travel for sure.
1447549
The material inside the jar should be semi solid NOT SOUPY. Take it back for a refund.
1640679
Not if you are going to use them on it. It is a molded plastic, very sturdy but cannot take hot items.
51645
The jar itself is a hard plastic, however the pull back handle (the purple part shown in the product image) is NOT heat resistant and will warp.
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yes totally usable. It is even durable enough to hold soup for 12 hours. I personally tested it.
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It is a thin plastic that is ideal for salads, fruit, ice cream, etc. I don't think hot, heavy soups or entrees would be something I would use it for.
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You MUST be careful. If the glass is cool, the hot liquid WILL shatter it. Please err on the side of caution and allow the soup too cool before pouring. Besides, fat rises to the top over time, you're going to have to wait anyway...
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I said no at first--but saw other people saying "most likely" so I filled one up with water and left it over night, on the counter - IT WORKS! I guess this means soup can also go in, just not hot as I am sure that would melt the wax coating.