Can they be soup bowls also?
83382
No, would be much too big. Are more like salad bowls for a big salad. Almost too big for individual salad bowls. Also don't know if they wouldn't crack with hot soup.
83383
Technically, yes. These "salad" bowls are much larger than any soup bowl I've ever seen but I suppose they can double as a soup bowl (for up to 4 persons!) if you like an extra large serving of soup.
83384
I don't think so, at least I wouldn't use them for that purpose. Most of them were broken when I received them, sent them back.
83385
They would be very large as soup bowls...Even as individual salad bowls they are very large. I like to put them in the fridge ahead of time and then used them as salad bowls when the salad is a whole meal...it's a big bowl...they do fine in the dish washer so they probably would be ok with warm liquid, I just think it is very big for soup...
336171
Can't imagine it wouldn't. Soup in jars seems like it would work really well. You'd need a jar adapter. If you wanted to freeze them, would probably want a baggy.
440347
I would think you could as long as they fit in the hole in the tray. You would need to find bowls that are approximately 7.25 inches in dia then have the lip on the top so they would stay.
1429565
I would say if the soup is an appetizer serving size then yes, but I would say it is too small if the soup is your main course. I usually use them for a small side salad. Hope this helps.
2180999
I can't see why not, as long as they're no boiling. Pureeing soup etc. would be fine. I like mine so far.
1439379
I guess it could, but they are super super tiny. The soup would be a mouthful and get cold in 30 seconds.
1444806
There is sugar bowl, meat plate and vegetable serving bowl but not custard bowls. The soup /cereal bowls are large, not for custard.
53073
No. These spoons are like mini-ladles. The soup is taken from the ladle end. It's a perfect portion - a little deeper than a tablespoon. Great for wonton and chicken soup as well as chowders.
2074569
I guess you could. They are soft & "squishy" bowls but I don't see why you couldn't use a mixer if you're careful. I use the bowls mainly to mix and add ingredients to my Kitchen Aid mixer. The tops of the bowls pinch nicely into a spout.
780645
No. They're mixing bowls. Quasi decent weight, but scratch up immediately upon use. I wouldn't think heat would be a good idea.
2034899
I am not sure, but doubt it. I use them as soup and salad bowls. They can handle some heat, but are not as strong as Pyrex.
1996854
Yes, you can use these for hot and sour soup if you can't get fresh ones but you also need shitakes. The soup takes both. These take a very long time to rehydrate and not all of them will be soft -- some will come out very leather-tough so reconstitute enough to allow for those that you have to discard. Also remember that these are huge when reconstituted.
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.
1907854
When I poured hot soup in one, it cracked and broke. So, no I would not.. It was pretty and a great size.
845040
Yes you can, I have done it thousands of times!! You will love these bowls!!
1180445
I love these Tritan bowls. They are clear, tough, look great and go through the dishwasher time after time and come out looking good. However, I don't think that these are made for hot soup temperatures. I haven't tried it however, so . . . .
318884
Absolutely. These bowls are high quality and they are all I use. I threw away everything else I had. I even use them to serve from at family and informal gatherings. I've bought three sets and given two as gifts.