Could you pack ramen noodles in there? Like boil the noodles, then pack the noodles in the main cup, then put in the powder into the water, then add some vegetables into the soup, then put that into the soup bowl, and then have a nice ramen lunch for...
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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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yeah for sure. good idea actually. i wouldn't do a soup or liquid - not sure if water tight. i carry crackers around in ours.
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I would say yes, but I would cook the zucchini separately and add them to the soup mixture after it's done cooking. Zucchini would fall apart if you cook them together.
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Quite honestly, I think you'd be fine bringing them camping! I don't rinse them so much since it's such a waste of water when we're in a drought in California, then I boil them for longer than they say you should, they say one, I do about 5 or 6! After that I will usually let them soak in whatever sauce I am eating them with, I usually will do a white sauce with Curry and it tastes amazing. Preparation has not at all been time consuming and quite honestly its as easy as regular noodles. I say, yes bring them camping.
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Since when does Ramen come with chopsticks? I mean maybe in Thailand, but then you'd be eating real ramen and not pre-packed chemicals in a bowl.
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I gave this one as a gift, so I don't know. You could pack the soup in a thermos and put rice in one part and then steamed veggies in the other part. I have another style, and if I did pack soup in it I would make sure it was upright at all times, just to be sure.I've been happy with the stainless lunch boxes from To-Go Ware. I hope this helps.
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When full on top, they will accept 10 ounces, but it,s realy on TOP. It could be risky. To be reasonnable, 8 ounces is the best. I don't know about ramen, I used them just for onion soups. They are very good crocks. Robert
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Yes, and Kraft Dinner, and just about everything else. I would suggest that you stir the noodles or pasta a couple times during the cooking cycle to keep it from sticking together. And, of course, your time will vary depending on how thick the pasta is and how much you have in the Boat.
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don't know about the noodles, but used it with apples. Sweet potatoes sounds great and regular potatoes work great.
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Yes, if you cook them too long. My suggestion would be to simply cook the soup w/out the zucchini noodles; then at the very last minute, put them in the soup and simmer for only one minute to warm them.
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Anything you put in while it is blending/cooking will be blended to liquid...you have to add cut veggies after it is hot...there is a recipe booklet that tells you how to make different soups
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You would have to cut the noodles since the pan is thinner. They also make a lasagna pan.
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I haven't tried soups. But I normally make a brown, black, sweet, lentil and bean rice which I like. Hope that helps.
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So I got the bowl to make ramen noodles in while deployed to Afghanistan and when I'd try and use it for that it was a little more squishy than I would have liked so I ended up making a mess enough times that I got another more sturdy bowl. It is very well suited for solid food/snacks but I didn't have a good experience trying to use it for soup. Hope that helps.
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The description says you can. I have not done so, so far, but I do love this cup, holds a lot of soup on these cold winter nights :) ...
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Try this - leave two holes open at the outer edge, exactly opposite. Insert the large ends of two chopsticks and bring the small ends together above your veggies. This can be used to lift both in and out, which allows you to boil the water for steaming before placing the contents.
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yes if it is just broth. If it is chunky then don't waste your time. the chunks stick to the heating element and you end up with a burnt tasting soup and good luck trying to clean it