Will this container hold 3 lbs. of ground coffee?
1490842
I know 5 lbs of malted barley fills it to the top. So I'm sure 3 lbs of ground coffee will fit.
1490843
I am sure it would. I store whole coffee beans in mine, and have a little left over from a 3lb bag of whole beans. I really love these, and they are airtight.
1897218
Not sure, but it holds 3 1/2 standard mugs of coffee, although the last half mug is mostly coffee grounds.
1649652
I too, hate weak coffee. I know how to make 36 cups of coffee in this urn. I use 3 1/2 cups of ground coffee.I hope it works well for you.
1194838
I only grind what I need for each use. However, I would say that it would hold up to a 1/3 of a pound. I find that coffee left in a grinder loses flavor, so I do not leave it in the machine. I do, however, find this to be a very good grinder. I use it daily, and it has given me very good results.
13006
I have several 3-pound coffee cans (metal). The coffee remains fresh for as long as I need to keep it. Even the coffee oils stay. About the longest I have kept coffee this way is about a month.
1241289
Hi,We like strong coffee so we use 3 heaping scoops, which each scoop holds 1/8th cup and haven't had an issue with that! I hope that helps.
899895
Not even close! I want to say when you fill the bottom you can only get in about 10-12 fl oz in there (I haven't measured but that is my best guess)... and when the coffee's ready depending on how fine the grounds are (the finer, the harder for all of the water to boil through the filters) you will probably lose up to 1oz of liquid. If you want it to make more coffee than 10 oz of coffee then I suggest you get a bigger pot :)
1985616
I have a fruit basket on top of mine, with breads on the 2nd shelf n 3 bottles of wine-I believe it would hold your coffee pot depending on the size of the base- I do not move my cart-it remains in one place.
28223
The cup fits about half way down. I can stack 3 at the most with the way my shelves are.
1120934
Holds about 3 tablespoons of whole beans at one time, so enough between 3 and 4 cups of brewed coffee if you use standard recommendations for brewing.
1038600
Yes. The unit will accept ground coffee, but whole beans make the best coffee.
1896095
Yes, this will strain out finely ground coffee. This is a fine mesh like a pair of panty hose to give you an idea.
1648534
The transparent plastic basket that sits atop the grinder will hold approximately 10 ounces of coffee beans, perhaps a little more. That's enough for a few pots of coffee before having to refill the basket.
1739213
It would be perfect for that. It measures 4.25" & weighs less than 7oz. It will grind enough coffee beans to make 6 cups, with one grinding. The handle slips off the top of the grinder cylinder & would be ideal to pack.
1238715
It depends on the specific size of the roast. Yes, the unit can handle three pounds of food but the roast has to have roughly the same aspect ratio as the oven. If, for example, the roast is mostly circular in aspect ratio (like a ham), it either will not allow circulation around its edges or it'll stick above the water level or both. There is no question that a mostly 'tubular' shaped 3 lb roast will work.
1624184
I think so but not sure how heavy - we are using it for coffee and donuts. It is pretty solid so I would guess up to 30 lbs +/- a few would be fine.
540105
Indeed it will! It will hold up to 16-oz. (1 lb.) of whole bean or ground coffee or 500 grams (1.85 L.) of tea.