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
576949
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.=)
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I have only used it for ice cream thus far. It is not insulated, so it would not keep the soup warm for a prolonged period of time. Also, it will not protect your hands very well from the heat of the soup inside.
1398256
Ooh, a tough one. There is plastic on it. I assume in this day and age, and because it needs to be kept hot, you can do it. But I really wouldn't chance it. Do you still have the packaging? I think this question would be best directed to the manufacturer
1907854
When I poured hot soup in one, it cracked and broke. So, no I would not.. It was pretty and a great size.
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If you do it the way you describe (using the soup cup for water and the main cup for pre-cooked noodles) I don't see why not. You could also try my "leakproofing" trick for the main cup and see how it works for you: place an oversized piece of plastic wrap/cling film over the top of the main cup before putting on the lid. (If you're using really thin, cheap plastic wrap, it might take a couple layers, or more if the lid on the main cup has started to stretch a bit with wear. Test it with some water first to see how effective it is, or to add more plastic wrap if you need it. It works fine for me, but then, I don't subject it to a lot of tipping. Heavy duty plastic wraps seem to work best, and that could get expensive if you did it every day.) Good luck!
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Canning jars can withstand heat while in pressure cookers and dishwashers. However, pouring hot coffee or soup into a jar-mug might crack it due to a sudden temperature change.I've never used them for hot drinks.
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I haven't because I don't think it's deep enough to really cook soup (except for perhaps a very fast-cooking type of soup.) The flavors and ingredients wouldn't really meld, IMO. Also, although the lid seems very secure and tight, I'm not sure it would seal in the cooking ingredients well enough to do the slow-cook thing for several hours without losing too much liquid.
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You should probably use glass mason jars for that. Or a big stainless steel pot, then pour it into the plastic containers when the buttermilk is cool. I wouldn't put boiling liquid into plastic.
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The material inside the jar should be semi solid NOT SOUPY. Take it back for a refund.
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It is plastic and I have blended hot food in it.Not sure I would put it in Microwave to reheat food.Metal mixer would be deterrent.Other smaller containers fine.
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This plastic is very rigid and I wouldn't put a "hot" liquid in it. I make sure there is room temperature fluid in when I add brewed tea to made flavored tea.
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It's supposed to be leak proof, but none of mine are truly soup proof. Also noteworthy: it makes my food taste like plastic.
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I haven't tried it myself yet (only smoothies and baking so far) but I think it would work with strong-flavored soups with a creamy base (to cover up the texture. I would whisk it in to some milk or broth first, too, to avoid clumps.
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I'm not sure about that, but this is what the product description says. "Just add frozen minestrone, pop the mug into the microwave, and set your steaming soup on the dinner table. The included plastic lid keeps contents fresh and is heat-resistant for microwave use..."
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My mother and I haven't used it around anything along those lines. We mainly use them for baking and taking trays and pans out of the oven. I'm sure if hot soup fell on the glove it would be fine but as to dipping into the boiling liquid I would recommend no.
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This blender is not good for hot items, it will explode out of the top because the velocity is so high. It is better to wait till your soup has cooled then try blending it and reheating it in another manner.