My carafe broke. So I can use it in the meantime, how many ounces = 2 cups line on the carafe?Thanks for your help.
1541283
16 ounces would be the 'standard' answer if the carafe uses American standards. But if it's British, then 20 would be the capacity.
151007
One cup of coffee is equal to 5 fluid ounces. This is the industry standard as all of our competitors have also used 5 fluid ounces. The maximum yield for this unit is 25 fluid ounces.
1343467
I broke mine too. Found a Black & Decker 12 cup carafe at Walmart that fits. Unfortunately, I threw box away and carafe doesn't have a model number printed on it.
1198342
No, you can make 1-2 shots at a time and the machine can split it into 2 cups or you can put a single cup centered underneath. It does not come with a carafe like most machines, you will have to use your own cup.
1182216
It would depend on the size of your chemex container. I usually use 2 spoons of coffee for every 12 oz. of water and have made up to 36 oz. in my carafe, but I can probably go up to 48 oz. Keep in mind that this ratio will make a pretty strong brew.
2139248
I ordered my replacement by remembering the French call 4 oz. a cup of coffee! Their 9 cup carafe is just right for me - it makes two full coffee mugs. If I have company the largest size makes a good five mugs of coffee.
641425
I think I replaced one with a generic "Mr. Coffee" 12 oz carafe. Honestly, it's been about 6 or 7 yrs since I bought it and I no longer have it so I can't be 100% sure.
2279559
Ok. I just measured....it holds 27 ounces but that is filled to the very top. You would only want to put approximately 20 ounces of liquid in it so that you can use it without worrying about overflow. This volume would be more than enough for two cups of coffee. It really does a great job of fluffing up your milk and making a substantial, long-lasting foam.
2228001
You can always measure what you put in the filter for brewing. I use 1/8 cup coffee for every 2cups (as marked on the carafe) of water.
39999
I really don't know-check the cup capacity and the top apparatus that allows the coffee to flow into the carafe. Also, be careful of Amazon carafe's-the last one i purchased the top was broken and did not attach itself at the hinge of the handle because of it. i saved my old top so I did not have to bother to ask for a replacement-but it is of no use if the small plastic nob on the top is broken.
157014
Not with this version, which will make as little as about 4 cups and still give you decent coffee. However they do make a 22oz. version, which you can find on Amazon, and I believe that one will make as little as 2 cups (10 oz). Someone said there is a one cup version also, but I haven't seen it.
64155
Hmm, I just measured my replacement press, from bon Jour. I used it to replace the original Boden press carafe which did not survive gravity...;-) This carafe measures 3 3/4 on he inside and is just short of 7" tall... it holds 4 cups only, not five, according to my measure... hope this helps. In other words, it will hold 32 ounces... I have no idea how the industry measures a cup of coffee...some use a 6 ounce as the ideal cup measure, go figure...
244414
I use two (standard size) 3oz. espresso cups. Since the on/off is manual, you can fill the cups as much or as little as you desire.
1665133
Same here. When using this thermal carafe the machine makes 1 or 2 cups, then turns itself off. I have to manually re-start it 4 or 5 times to get 8 cups made. Doesn't happen with glass.
2015411
Not sure of total oz in one pot, however 1 cup of coffee is definitely not 8 oz. Believe each cup is approx 5-6 oz. In 10 cup carafe we get a bit more than 4 cups/mugs.
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.
99115
This will depend on several factors, all according to YOU. This is essentially a single cup coffee maker - it all depends on how strong you want your coffee, and how big your coffee cup is. You can thus make X# oz of coffee, depending on Y # oz your coffee cup can hold.This is a great way to make a single cup of coffee for yourself. Unlike some of the commercial devices (that make coffee too weak for my liking), I prefer the ease and customization that this device allows.