how much coffee will this refillable K-cup hold?
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The k-cup holds about 1-1/2 - 2 Tablespoons of coffee. If you overfill the refillable k-cup, the water does not filter through correctly so use the guidelines provided on the inside of the refillable k-cup.
1532963
Put as much as you can. I like bold taste. Press down and put as much as u can.
1532964
It can hold 3-4 tablespoons. I get the perfect cup from either 2-3 tablespoons depending on strength of coffee. Also an update here, since buying these in December I've saved at least $35-50 in coffee. It's amazing!
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Correction, it's actually a 1/2 tbsp scoop I use. I generally put in 2-3 of those so, 1-2 tbsp is perfect
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There is an inner ring you will notice as you open the lid. Don't fill above that line and you won't have any problems. It's not how much coffee you use actually the less is best.
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Krups defines a cup as being 5 oz. So, this machine has a 50 oz. capacity. Buy something else. This one doesn't work very well.
886197
No problem at all. I do that every morning and the 4 cup line on the coffee pot allows me to fill a 20 oz travel mug. It brews in under 2 minutes too, which is really nice.
837408
It holds approximately the same amount as a regular k-cup. We use Ruta Maya medium blend, but grind it fine (espresso). You can google javajig and find many reviews and tips for usage. Some experimentation will be required when you first get it in order to make coffee to your satisfaction.
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It actually holds 6 1/2 cups of water when full to the 12 cup line. So it actually makes 12 - 1/2cups of great coffee.
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It'll do enough for a strong 12-cup pot of coffee. I usually fill it about 3/4 full and that's enough for my 12-cup pot and tastes. I use a pretty light roast, and at 3/4 full, I don't feel like it's watery.
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You can make as many cups as you'd like. I've filled this half-way before using less coffee and it's fine. I've owned this for a few months now and use it regularly, and it has been a great purchase!
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Filled to the very brim, it will hold 7.75 actual cups. But you probably wouldn't want to put more than 6.5 in it.
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When I saw this Keurig B30 demo on a home shopping channel, the Keurig rep said that you could use 8 to 10 oz. when brewing your coffee.
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It holds 18. I love it. I got a smaller one because I didn't plan on buying the kcups just using the reusable kind and it turns out I love the k cups so I want to get the bigger one
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I use 6 heaping sppon fulls. It really depends on how strong you like your coffee. You can always add more if desired. I hope this helps and Happy Java!
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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.
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12 ozs. would fill the mug right to the top. 10 or 11 ounces from my Keurig is the perfect size cup of coffee.
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Hi: I love it but I store my loose coffee in this container and it keeps perfect, I do not see why you could not store your k cups in here if they are all the same flavor because if it is a variety and you want to pick different ones they would be hard to see to put your finger on the exact one you require.As to how many it is not really smallland you would be able to fit a substantial amount in this container, hope this helps you.
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I don't know the exact capacity. I use a rounded 1/2 cup measuring cup for a 10 cup pot of relatively strong coffee. It would probably hold 2/3 cup max. It's intended to grind enough for one pot to almost any strength.
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you can use any coffee you want, my wife uses 8oz of water and 2tbs coffee. originally she used the k-cups, but you have to tear the lid off of them and that got to be a pain for her. she is using folgers now!
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Oh, I guess it holds around 1/2 of a cup at the most. I found trying to keep it steady on the counter was a little difficult, so I just pick the whole thing up and hold it with one hand around the middle and grind with the other. I like mine, a little pricy but oh well.