Is the spoon full size and suitable for soup?
1272295
It depends on what you're used to in terms of spoon size. I think it's on the normal side as far as spoons go but it's definitely not large. Yes, it's definitely suitable for soup!
1272296
The spoon is a bit shallow but will deliver modest amounts of liquid nurishments
1483771
It would be great for serving a side dish. I think the shape would make it difficult to eat soup from.
799802
This is a one quart pot with lid. It can obviously hold one quart, but this will leave little space for 'boiling'. Depending on the volume of your can of soup, it would be adequate if you avoid overheating and stir often.
341427
Yes, they are tall enough to hold the soup, and I would definitely use them for a dish I am serving a sample of or small portions of.
779697
I'm not sure. I use mine simply as a large serving spoon (soup, pasta, casseroles, etc) and have not used it for cooking. It is a nice size, works well with non-stick surfaces or slow cookers, and is easy to clean.
453581
Well, my 7 y/o uses it for lunch. I typically send a bowl along to pour the soup into. An adult could probably eat right out of it.
1967771
It is possible however you need a very long spoon to move the food. I have made half of the pot of soup and I wear a pot holder mitt to stir because it gets very hot trying to reach all the way down to the bottom.
160582
This bowl really isnt deep enough to be a soup bowl. Its better for salad. I bought the Red Vanilla Extreme Vanilla bone china set which has a nice soupbowl, and in white it mixes well with the black rice set.
29520
The length of the handle is approximately the same as a regular tea or table spoon and the bowl of the spoon is about 1 3/4 inches in circum. Sorry didn't have a ruler handy to measure, I can tell you that my wife remarked that she really liked the size of the spoon...I would presume she meant the bowl size since previous to buying these she had been using a teaspoon to eat soup rather that a tablespoon. I also found the bowl size to be very comfortable to eat from.
960174
Hi,We would not be able to comment on that, but we can surely provide the approx Dimensions of the spoon ( 5.8cm X 2.0cm ).Thank You,Maximus Deals.
174917
Yes, this is the spoon recommended by Cooks Illustrated. I purchased several different sizes and I love them. Easy clean and no stains and the handle is comfortable in my hand.
1373592
Yes, it is smaller than a teaspoon and would be a good size for feeding a baby. But the the handles are thin and long, which doesn't give you as much control as a shorter spoon.
500933
Not if your intention is to drink it directly out of the container. But, if you are looking to pour it out into a cup, or even the lid of the thermos, I'd say it sure is. There is a wide mouth which will make it easy to add soup to it, and it is easy to clean out.
1892548
It's about the same size as a normal table spoon. I use it all the time for cereal and normal things
639081
Yes. This model has a stainless steel wand and its own beaker, whisk, chopper and purée masher attachment . Plus the Soup XL pan blender - an attachment specially designed for blending soups directly into the saucepan without splashing.
455774
No it's bigger than that it is about 10 inches in length. It holds 2 quarts of soup or stew Maybe about 4-5 bowls.
730678
I have no problem with these spoons. They seem normal sized to me. They are smaller of three sets of spoons: teaspoon, table spoon and a soup spoon (I didn't get the soup spoons). We've had these for a couple months and are very satisfied.