Transporting soup for Thanksgiving

[Anonymous]

How do I go about transporting soup for Thanksgiving? We're going on a road trip (4 hours by car). Do I find a huge rubbermaid thingy? Can i use a soup tureen? I don't want it to spill everywhere.

[Anonymous]

My mother has a crock pot that seals on the top so you can take it to go. I know she has transported soup in it.

[Anonymous]

Was going to suggest same as PP. This is the one I have:

http://www.amazon.com/Hamilton-Beach-Forget-6-Quart-Programmable/dp/B001AO2PXK/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1321553721&sr=8-4

It seals up pretty tight. Never transported it though. If you don't have one or want to spend the money, maybe see if a friend has one you can borrow?

[Anonymous]

How will you keep the food at the proper safe temperature in a crock pot for four hours?

I would freeze the soup, then heat it up when you get to your destination. Frozen soup won't spill!

[Anonymous]

Ziploc baggies and a cooler.

[Anonymous]

Tupperware with screw top(s).

[Anonymous]

Tupperware in a cooler.

[Anonymous]

Brilliant ideas, all. Will likely do the cooler with tupperware or huge ziploc bag.

[Anonymous]

What about one of those huge plastic jugs used for water and sports drinks?

Sort of like this:

http://www.amazon.com/Rubbermaid-2-Gallon-Water-Jug-Red/dp/B0027IAVYI/ref=sr_1_13?ie=UTF8&qid=1321559744&sr=1-13

[Anonymous]

I would hesitate to put hot liquids in plastic, even if "BPA free." Make a batch of soup, let it cool, freeze in tupperware, and then put it in a cooler in the car.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would hesitate to put hot liquids in plastic, even if "BPA free." Make a batch of soup, let it cool, freeze in tupperware, and then put it in a cooler in the car.

OP here. This is a good idea. I would definitely let it cool before putting it tupperware.