How much liquid will it hold? I read the larger model's center of the bowl is only 1.5 inches high. I need to to puree large batches of soup.
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Blender, Blender, Blender :). If you have the extra $$ there are Ninja's that come with a blender and a food processor bowl.
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Its a 10 cup bowl but I have never measured 10 cups of liquid in it. I use it mainly for making salsa and chopping.
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I wouldn't use it for large batches of liquid. The center is about 2" high so a blender might work better for you.
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This is a fairly small unit, not a mini, but I don't think it would be useful for mass production. I don't see in the book an maximum amount for liquid, but they say two to three cups of vegetables, .7 lbs of meat, 10 cups of crackers, and between 5 and 8 ounces of cheese depending on the variety.
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If you want to puree batches of soup, a handheld immersion blender would be MUCH easier! Use it right in the cooking pot on the stove top.
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It holds just about 1 ounce. It has kind of a shallow bowl but it's nice. It has a nice weight to it. I use it for my gravies and sauces. Hope this helps.
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They hold about 2 cups of liquid each, but you wouldn't want to use it for liquid (soups). The bowls are about 1 1/2 inches deep. The sides are slightly angled. The top of the bowl is 8 inches, the bottom about 5. Great for pasta or salad.
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From the countertop on which it sat to the brim of the bowl, I measured 1 5/8." They are shallow but beautiful. I'm very happy with them. They work well with soup, salad, pasta meals. If I might suggest a deeper bowl that I just bought, try this link: http://www.crateandbarrel.com/mercer-8-low-bowl/s512389 I got them for $5.95 - now they're $4.76. They're unusual and a perfect size. Good luck.
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I haven't actually measured it, but I have had a big pot of Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup going in it... I have a 6-Quart Slow Cooker which I was very displeased with, because it had the non-stick finish on it, and it worn off after about the 5th use...It holds a lot more than 6-quarts... I hope this sort of answers your question..
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It has to be more the 8oz - I make a full can of soup in these bowls and that fills it close to the top15oz seems right
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I would not attempt to cook that much food in this wok. I purchased it for mostly 2 person meals and it works great! Allows just enough room for constant food movement and consistent cooking. The opening from edge to edge is 11", however, the base is only 6.5". I have an electric glass-top, so unable to answer about the coils, but it works wonderfully with the electric, even heat distribution.
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# is not on my bowls but my large is height 5 1/2", top diameter 9", bottom diameter 5 3/4", small bowl is h 5", t 7", b 4". These measurements are not accurate to the 1/8" but pretty close. The small bowl didn't come with my mixer. I ordered it from Amazon. I actually use it more than the large one.Phillip.drennan@sbcglobal
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Hi Mary,here are the measurement using liquid for the bowl:small - 1.5quarts (almost to the edge)medium - 3quartsbig - 4.5quartsHope it helps.
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I have the 2 quart ice cream maker and find that most ice cream recipes fit very nicely without spilling over. With the 1 1/2 quart bowl you'd really have to watch closely or make two batches to be on the safe side or even halve the recipes.
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This wonderful CorningWare French White "mug," is 4 inches high, about 3-1/2 inches in diameter (without the flare at the top which would make it 4-1/2 inches) and holds a whole can or Progresso soup, roughly 19 ounces. I have four of them. They are so versatile that I purchased them after seeing them when my son showed them to me. I freeze homemade soup in them; they are perfect used in microwave and oven. NOT for STOVETOP or BROILER.
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the opening is 2 1/2 inches. it is about 4 1/2 inches tall. it holds 2 1/2 cups of food. do not fill up beyond the lip of the seal on the top. i use this.daily for soup, stew, rice and vegetables, macaroni and meatballs, etc. i filled with soup today at 7 a.m. and ate half at lunch and at 6 pm the redt of it was still hot for dinner! often i put dry soup mix in it and fill with boiling water and by lunchtime the noodles are soft and its ready to eat. also i have put boiling broth in it and added dry pastina and within 2 hours the pastina softens and soup is ready. i love this food thermos.
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Not sure where some of these answers come from. According to my user manual, the max capacity is 26 oz, which is just over 3 cups. The effective capacity, however, will be about 1 to 2 cups, depending on what you're trying to do. For sauces or other liquids, the 2 cup beaker which with the 9090 is probably the better bet, even if you have to make several batches. The chopper bowl is not really going to replace a full size food processor or blender but could do most jobs adequately if done in several batches. Great for small jobs such as chopping nuts or olives, making small batches such as pesto or tapenades. For a small kitchen with limited storage and counter space, this could be ideal.
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It is rated at 1.5 quart. Which is 6 cups. 1) The crock, filled to the brim only holds 6 cups. You can't cook that much volume in it.2) The crock, with the suggested 2-inch space between the top and food, only leaves 2 ¼ cup food volume. The 2 inch head space the manufacture recommends is probably to help prevent boil over. I did not do test the difference of cooking meat with low liquid content against soup with a high liquid content to see if you could cook a larger volume than was recommended.
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The largest bowl is about 5 quarts. So it is smaller than a typical mixing bowl set. The rest of the bowl sized slightly smaller than so they stack perfectly. It works for me because I already have large mixing bowl.
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My 7 quart mixer is 16.5" tall, 14.25" deep (front to back) and about 11.25" at the widest point side to side (where the bowl hooks on the mixer). It is definitely taller and wider than my old tilt head kitchen aid, and a little bit heavier. I do store it in a cabinet under the cooktop, and it just barely fits. If you store it down below like I do instead of on the counter, make sure you keep your back straight and bend with your knees to get it out of the cabinet so you don't hurt your back.
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The small salad bowl is good for a very small salad, small bowl of soup, etc.At full capacity it holds just over 8 oz. maybe 10oz. about 1 1/2 cups of liquid. That's to the very top.