Leak proof ? I would like to use it on liquid form food
611357
I used it for liquid soup. It was great never had a leak. It comes wirh a lid that doibles as a bowl and has a folding spoon. I love it. And I am usually discriminating in taste.
611358
Yes, I have 3 of them and they will all hold hot liquids (soup's) while rolling around on the bottom of a back pack. Now if a top is not placed back on correctly that is another problem.
611359
Yes, soup taken for lunch and placed laying on its side in a lunch bag has not leaked.
611360
it is leak-proof. i have been very happy with mine, which i purchased over a year ago and use almost daily.
1982887
100% leak proof.as long as the button on the side isn't pushed you can do what ever you want without spilling a drop
2194366
I used mine for iced tea and it leaked. The leak ended after the container was in the fridge for a few hours.
2181356
I would not trust to hold leaking liquids. The fabric did not feel waterproof or ever water resistant. That said, It will hold the bottles fine. You could wrap them in plastic bags if you are worried about leaking.
1935320
Hi! No, it is not leak proof. When traveling with it I take extra precaution to not fill it too close to the top as well as snuggling it between other things so that it will have less chance of spillage. Otherwise, I try to plan meals for the thermal cooker with foods that aren't so liquid-y, like stews or pottage-type lentil stew...not really soups. You may still get a little spillage inside the cooker but that is why the manufacturer recommends placing a folded paper towel on the bottom. If you have sauces you might want to consider placing them in sealed containers then in the cooker to keep temp. Have not tried but just a suggestion. Hi! No, it is not leak proof. When traveling with it I take extra precaution to not fill it too close to the top as well as snuggling it between other things so that it will have less chance of spillage. Otherwise, I try to plan meals for the thermal cooker with foods that aren't so liquid-y, like stews or pottage-type lentil stew...not really soups. You may still get a little spillage inside the cooker but that is why the manufacturer recommends placing a folded paper towel on the bottom. If you have sauces you might want to consider placing them in sealed containers then in the cooker to... » Read More Hi! No, it is not leak proof. When traveling with it I take extra precaution to not fill it too close to the top as well as snuggling it between other things so that it will have less chance of spillage. Otherwise, I try to plan meals for the thermal cooker with foods that aren't so liquid-y, like stews or pottage-type lentil stew...not really soups. You may still get a little spillage inside the cooker but that is why the manufacturer recommends placing a folded paper towel on the bottom. If you have sauces you might want to consider placing them in sealed containers then in the cooker to keep temp. Have not tried but just a suggestion. « Show Less
1255743
Yes. I have found these containers to be leak proof. I was pleasantly surprised to see how much food they can hold. So far, they have held up nicely, and I use them frequently.
476597
Haven't tried liquids, but it has a good seal and if you don't tempt fate by storing it on its side, I don't think you will have leaks.
463008
I think so! I've been using these ones for a long time now and I,ve never had a leak, the plastic is strong and doesn't slip from your hands while piping more consistent creams or fillings or even cookie dough
81090
The 0.31L rice bowl and 0.2L soup bowls are leak proof. I have used them both for stews, sauces and soups with no mishaps. The warming tin also works well to keep the temperature. As for the other containers: I have used them for things like fruit salad and other wet foods, the fit of the lids is very precise and I have had no leakage to report.
630569
No, it doesn't, and they are not leak-proof, although I do carry them in my lunch bag sometimes. They work well for thicker items like a smoothie or yogurt, but I wouldn't recommend them for liquids like juice or soup, unless it's just going in your fridge.
600641
I suppose that any glass container with a screw top would be leak-proof as long as it was tightly closed.
688510
It is not leak- proof. I think salad dressing would leak. I would put in a separate container.
1935319
The inner pot is not leak-proof but the outer pot should be leak-proof. If you are holding it upright, the soup should be well preserved in the pot. However, I am using it as a cooker and have never carried it out. I am very happy with this cooker. I will give it 5 stars.
1810602
Yes, I don't see any reason why you couldn't. I would wash lid by hand or on top shelf to make sure seal stays leak proof.
930623
Use these and it will be leak free.12 QRP SEALS Mason Jar Plastic Cap Reusable Silicone SEALS (12 WIDE MOUTH)
1722854
Yes, these containers do leak, they are not air tight. Great for non-liquid items however.
1935317
I do not think it is leak proof because there is no locking mechanism for the inner pot lid, and the outer pot lid is not locked if you carry the handle. Sauces and soup will drip if the pot is tilted.