Question 1

Can 2 of these bowls the same size be stacked inside of each other?

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I bought 4 bowls. Two the same size and no two same size can not be stacked inside one another. However you could probably stack one on top of the other and to keep lids with them I would suggest top upside down on the bottom one that's right side up. Just a suggestion if your cupboard shelf is tall enough. I bought two smallest ones, the next size up and the next size up again. Turns out they all stack together with lids on. Love that because I bought all to go into my Class B+ RV we just bought in Feb. and is 22 years old. I have wonderful glass fridge bowls and containers in the house which I prefer to plastic. So will also sneak a few plastic ones from home too we do use on occasion for the RV but wanted just a few not too large grouping of bowls mainly to use as fridge bowls but sturdy enough to handle being used over time and being left out in the RV all year long in hot and cold temps. These are very pleasing. Once I wash they will be out the door. They stack so well I probably could have included the largest size but I can't imagine needing one that big when camping. I do not plan to use in microwave and they suggest no lid in microwave but if you do it needs to be loose or just set on top to prevent problems. I have yet to find any plastic that states it's good in a microwave to work for me. Even if you follow directions to a T. Anyway these may run a wee bit more expensive than a similar set in plastic but it gave me the smaller size profile I wanted and a better quality product too. Very pleased I bought the grey. But clearly the two same size do not fit into each other and if you look at the photos the sides are pretty straight up and down with little to no taper which is why.

Question 2

Can you transport hot soup in this?

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The Internet says soup is best enjoyed at 210 degreeF..since I cook my rice and noodles in my bowl in the microwave, I would say YES you can transport your soup..might I also suggest you put your Oggi Bowl in a dutch oven or pan that would keep the bowl from spilling out.

Question 3

Are the lids hard to remove ? Also are they microwave safe?

Accepted Answer

The lids are secure, but not difficult to remove.

Yes, microwave safe.   I wish I ordered a couple more.

Question 4

how many ounces of soup do they hold?

Accepted Answer

The ounces depend on which bowl you choose. So there are 4 sizes today. Since all the GIVEN measurements are clearly stated in quarts it's as simple as multiply by 32 times what is given. So smallest .7 quart bowl is .7x32 equals 22.4 ounces. Second smallest is 1.4 quarts so 1.4x32 equals 44.8 ounces, The next larger bowl is 2.6 quarts to 2.6x32 equals 83.2 ounces. And really it's a no brainer for 4 quart bowl it's a simple 4x32 or 128 ounces. It's totally unclear WHY you can't do the quick math for yourself but asks fellow customers and shoppers to do the work for you? Sometimes I think people ask the obvious questions when they are being lazy or just plain disconnected. The old saying ap pints a pound the world around might help you in the future. Of course 2 cups go into a pint. And a cup is 8 ounces as a rule of thumb. That means a pint is two cups or 16 ounces or 1 pound. Hope you no longer need people to give you the answers you can do yourself using less than an 8th grade education. Fourth graders usually know their multiple tables pretty good by memory. But calculators are so handy and Amazon sells a bunch of different ones. Learn to educate yourself and you'll be far more independent. Go for it you can do it. Simple basic math and nonthing complicated at all.

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OggiPrep, Store & Serve Plastic Bowl w/See-Thru Lid- Dishwasher, Microwave & Freezer Safe, (0.7 qt) Lt Gray w/Dk Gray Lid

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