How much coffee will the filter hold?
208769
It holds enough coffee for one(1) cup. Exactly how much coffee it holds would depend on how mild or strong you like your coffee. I use 1 Tablespoon of coffee with 10 ounces of water. Not too weak; Not to strong.
208770
I usually put two tablespoons for a mug, but it would probably hold up to four. But the water reservoir will only hold approximately one and a half cups so a good sized mug is the largest you can use.
208771
This is a single cup coffee maker. Two tablespoons of coffee is all you need.
197233
The filters are 9 inches square with holes in each corner - diagonally 10 inches. The filters will fit and would safely hold at least 3 scoops of coffee.Barbara
1480697
Not sure about he material, but I have been using this filter for over a month and the taste of the coffee remains the same. The only issue I have is that it is too small (four cups) I would have prefer a five or six cups.
1272820
There is a setting for as few as 2-4 cups. Cleaning the gold filter, in fact the entire brewing system, is laborious. Don't know about adding more beans. Coffee stays hot and is very good but if you make a big pot, it doesn't come out very strong. And I wouldn't recommend buying a refurbished one thru Amazon's warehouse. Ours was missing parts and was pretty dirty.
1657508
I put in 320ml of water, 20g of coffee and get about 250ml (8oz) of brew out of it. That's about all you can get in there without making a mess.
1362467
Sure, it's up to you how much ground coffee you put in the filter. You can experiment. We make our morning coffee every day using the Melitta Cone Filter Coffeemaker.
160903
I use only ground coffee in the filter...........hopefully someone has pod experience and can help you
1279398
I have the 12-cup, so I am not sure. The filter is very fine, which makes for better brewing, but may lead to occasional overflow.
1110062
Sorry I cannot help. I have a 12 cup coffee maker, and the filters are a perfect fit.
826559
I love these filters because they are big enough to make your coffee strong, without clogging the coffeemaker. Most filters are made for up to 8 cups. I have a regular 12 cup coffeemaker.
1681579
I fill the top part full and that's enough for 5 cups. The holder is a little over half full so it probably would hold 9-10. That's a rounded tablespoon per cup of coffee.
1115189
I use regular 12 cup coffee filters and push center over the basket so there's a hole and fill. Works great and cheap.
1204570
I just use the regular filters, poke a hole in the center and put the grounds on top. The filter doesn't come all the way up the sides, but it works well enough for me. Any grounds that would get in would sink to the bottom and would be below the spout so I haven't noticed grounds in my coffee. I don't know where to get bigger filters though.
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The rule of thumb that we use is a level 1/4 cup of ground coffee for every 5 cups of water, so if I was making a full pot of coffee (42) in this urn I would use 2 cups plus a bit more. We find that 2 1/2 cups of coffee would make it a really strong.
2007718
The filters last for 5-10 pots as long as the coffee is ground to drip-percolator size. Smaller ground becomes trapped in the filter.
1292036
Mine holds just a little more than 2 measuring cups. I use a large cup for coffee or tea so this works out pretty well for me. If you need more coffee or tea It's very easy to dump out the old grounds and make a new cup. This always gives you a fresh cup with no old coffee taste.
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I would say that 10 minustes is about the same time this would take to fill a 32 oz- I use the #2 filter which holds a smaller amount of grounds & I only make 16 oz at a time and it is about 5 minutes or less. I assume you are probably using a larger #4 filter to hold the grounds for a 32 oz cup which would also make a differance in how fast the water flows thru the dripper.