Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Is this Food Bottle or Food Jar that can use as Soup Jar?
Document: I received the classic food jar for Christmas and am sorely dissappointed. I currently own and use, on a daily basis, an old 1 qt. Stanley thermos that was my father's. On its' second generation and with no replaced parts, it works flawlessly 5 days a week. When I go through identical procedures to preheat both bottles and place idendically heated items in both containers, they act completely different. My soup ends up, at best, lukewarm after 6 hours in a warm house. Am I missing something?I understand the draw to cheaper labor in China and using cheaper materials to save cost, but unless you're purposefully trying to switch to a more mainstream market, you are missing out on the mentality of your traditional market.
I also find the size of this container to be ideal for food, as most food jars these days are just too small for a real meal (10oz-16oz varieties abound). The lid represents exactly half of the contents of the jar, so you can split a decent amount of soup between friends or just enjoy half your soup and still have a good amount for later snacking.This Stanley does have one weakness: the handle. The bottle itself is very rugged, but the handle seems to be spot-welded on, and no doubt a few good drops and it would break off, especially if it is filled.
J.L. Moulton (29 Jan 2009) reported buying both the vacuum bottle and the food jar, and states: "The food jar keeps nice and soup hot but the bottle lets your hot coffee get cold." She then asks: "How can they be so different when they look so similar? "The difference is the shape; the bottle is tall and slender, the food jar is short and squat. The tall, slender bottle fits the classic, narrow lunch box, but has more external and internal surface area, which conducts heat away from the contents.
I wanted a thermos that was small enough to fit in my float tube pockets.This thermos fit the bill on all acounts and I've gotten plenty of great use from it, and it still looks new. Highly recommended!Classic 24oz Vacuum Wide Mouth Food Jar
It is 11:15 am now, and the thermos still has tea in it that is the perfect temperature to drink. I love my STANLEY. I use it every single day. They are truly built for life.Buy this thermos/food jar. It has about 3and a half servings from the lid that turns into a cup. It is worth every penny that i paid for it.
I didn't test beyond that but the box claims it stays hot for 12 hours and I wouldn't doubt it.The entire food jar is stainless steel, and very solidly built - like a tank. The screw-on stopper is also insulated and seals very nicely. The stopper is made of a very strong plastic and is also very solid. The cup screws-on nice and tightly and serves excellently as a bowl for your soup or food. The handle is the same kind of Stanley handle we all have come to know, and it feels strong and comfortable.Bringing your food in this jar is easy and convenient.
As this is a food jar, I dont anticipate opening it on a regular day until I need to eat, at which point all of the contents will likely be consumed.At 14 hours, all the trials yielded warm to fairly hot water, with 2 likely still being hot enough for me to enjoy a soup. I re-tested, this time taking temp at 5 hours, typical lunch break, and the water was very hot in 2 trials. i didnt have my therm on me but it was hot enough for tea and definitely soup.I was pleasantly surprised by my findings.
bottle works great..  keeps food hot for a longer time than expected. will get a lot of use out of it
The product arrived on time (actually early) and was well packaged. The Stanley Vacuum Bottle is wonderful. I use it for my coffee, not food, but it keeps my coffee warm for HOURS! I love it.
I have 2 other Stanley Vacuum bottles , but they are for liq., and have never failed to keep contents hot or cold. they are the very best. The Stanley 24 oz.Classic Vacuum Food Bottle that I purchased from your company I used on a hunting trip to Saskatchewan Canada, for Stew, Chile, and soup, the weather at the time was very cold and the Stanley 24 oz. bottle kept my contents hot all day and night. I would recommend this product to every one on there deer stand , or were ever they are and demand hot food .
Answer: yes