Could a liquid be served in this item?
586072
I would be hesitant to serve anything hot in it, which you probably wouldn't do anyway. Tin teapot and cups would become hot also. But something cold or warm should be okay.
586073
You could, as it will hold water, but i am not sure where it was made as it was given as a gift. (Just because China isnt "supposed" to paint children's toys with lead doesn't mean they don't.)
586074
We have not tried to put liquid in a cup, therefore I don't know if it would leak. Neither I or my grandchild personally would drink from the cup because I do not know the material it is made from, nor do I know the safety of the painted surface.
718347
Yes it would come out of the mouth. This container is probably twice the size of a Good Seasons salad bottle. You could serve from this bottle, but not shake or mix the ingredients in it.
1799571
Yes you could if you have ice cubes that would fit. It is a refillable tube that is empty when it arrives.Eurostoves
756660
Yes. It's very thick sturdy glass. You can put it in the oven so boiling liquids should not be a problem.
573751
No. It would outgas and could contaminate food. Though, anything that doesn't heat up is okay.
1382846
I'm not really sure. I just mix it with a shake. But I can do that with the liquid too. Maybe the servings.
2067003
I am not sure why you would want to do that but of course you could. It has everything in it except the liquids needed. Oil, milk and eggs. I add flax seeds and cinnamon to mine and sometimes bluberries.
521021
Like a can, it can be stored and drank at room temperature. However, personally, I would chill it before serving.
163186
maybe you could if you added at least three times the water for it is like a sponge and thought it tastes good, it is not really drinkable without the liquid being fluid.
1944594
Personally I wouldn't bother with this. It's cheaply made, and will most likely break on your within a week. But to answer your question, yes. You should be able to serve with this.
1493894
You really cannot put liquids in this processor. The middle hole's sides are probably only about an inch or two high. Some liquid is okay, but I wouldn't recommend doing things that contain a lot of liquid.
2070210
Yes. The heating element is hidden in the bottom, so the liquid doesn't touch it directly.
1315540
No. I would never use any vessel made of ceramic, porcelain, pottery or any other suchlike material on the stovetop. Boil your water in a teakettle, then pour it into the teapot for serving. Better to be safe than sorry!
1510838
The instructions say not to use it with very hot liquids. You might be able to do it but it may not last as long.
856960
I don't see why not - just make a half a batch for testing and see how it does.... I've used all kinds of liquids in mine mostly with success! Good luck!
1830108
I imagine you can. Place in a small plastic bag or something that won't fly all over and try not to crush too small. Then put in a spoon. I wouldn't put in a liquid as the pieces might get stuck on the bottom.
194287
As long as it's not a THICK liquid it should be ok. Anything that pours freely should not be a problem.