What is the maximum amount of ground coffee you can get in the pod? Thanks
1565477
I think my measure is 1Tbspn and I use 2 to 3 measures per cup. But I'm still experimenting with fine or coarse grind.
1565478
I put 30ml regular ground coffee in pod. Clean all grounds from sealing area . Good Luck !!
1565479
I use a regular coffee scoop...I think it is 2 tablespoons...and can't get much more that that.
1565480
I put a heaping tablespoon in - depending on the type and strength of the coffee. That seems to work best for me. you just need to make sure that you brush any grounds off the sides of the pod before you try to seal it or it will not seal properly. Hope that helps.
1565481
I actually use a standard coffee scoop and lightly tamp it down, then close the top over. You don't want to overfill it.
780273
You can get about 8 oz of coffee per pot. I wish they sold a larger unit, but the coffee is delicious.
2133148
I do about 15 to 17 grams. However, I've done 30 to 32 grams to serve two people. The dripper easily holds the coffee but, once you begin the pour, the coffee rises but does not go over the edge. I think I would be able to add more coffee than 32grams and have a successful pour, however, I think I'd probably draw the line at 40grams eventhough I've never tried that. I think the coffee would get close to the rim depending on how much CO2 is released. And then, as the water level would go down, a bunch of the coffee would be left on the sides and would no longer be brewing unless you scraped it down the sides. I do about 15 to 17 grams. However, I've done 30 to 32 grams to serve two people. The dripper easily holds the coffee but, once you begin the pour, the coffee rises but does not go over the edge. I think I would be able to add more coffee than 32grams and have a successful pour, however, I think I'd probably draw the line at 40grams eventhough I've never tried that. I think the coffee would get close to the rim depending on how much CO2 is released. And then, as the water level would go down, a bunch of the coffee would be left on the sides and would no longer be brewing unless you scraped... » Read More I do about 15 to 17 grams. However, I've done 30 to 32 grams to serve two people. The dripper easily holds the coffee but, once you begin the pour, the coffee rises but does not go over the edge. I think I would be able to add more coffee than 32grams and have a successful pour, however, I think I'd probably draw the line at 40grams eventhough I've never tried that. I think the coffee would get close to the rim depending on how much CO2 is released. And then, as the water level would go down, a bunch of the coffee would be left on the sides and would no longer be brewing unless you scraped it down the sides. « Show Less
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depinend about your grounding size, the more corse your coffee is them more serving you will get per hopper, you have dialler for grounding size it goes from 0 - 14 ... I am using 10-12 and it gives about 8 - 10 full baskets per hopper hope that is useful
1142714
I don't use coffee pods. I just use ground coffee. I am not sure it takes ground coffee. I recommend you not buy this model. The steam nozzle has broken several times.
2042220
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.
442664
It makes an 6 to 10 oz cup of coffee per pod. I hesitated 2 years buying this and could now kick myself. This is the best coffee maker I have ever owned. I enjoy every cup so much.
195559
No, only one pod can be used at a time. Although the BluTigres pods that came with the machine seem to make stronger coffee. The machine also has a volume setting, so you can make 5,8,10 oz cups. If you are switching over from the Senseo machine like we did, you won't be disappointed.
442662
We recommend using a pod only once to get the max amount of coffee for 1 cup. There may be a little left after the first cup, but using it more than once can result in the 2nd cup coming out weak.
863866
filled full the grinder pre-grind holds 40-42 grams of beans.Ground it has a line for one and two cups. the 2 cup line of fresh ground beans makes a stout pot of coffee in the Mr Coffee 12 cup maker. in my Aero press oh la la. hope this helps.
1050870
Try using a most coarse grind and more coffee. i use 70 grams per pot, which is almost 9 grams per cup.
1664379
Try 12g pods. That produces fine crema for me. If using 10g pod, reduced cup capacity might improve foam.
223655
It depends on how strong you like your coffee. We make ours in a 12 cup coffee pot and I put 5 scoops of grounds in. It would take two grinding runs to produce that amount of coffee grounds, however its just a touch of a button and 30 seconds to do it so its relatively quick and pain free.
611216
This pot doesn't accommodate pods. Yes, it works with ground coffee. I has also tried ground espresso coffee, and it makes a very nice cup of espresso as well. I hope that this has helped to answer your question.
1681487
A little less than 9 cups is my guess, since that's how much water you put in. Some moisture is stuck in the beans, so that is lost, but most comes through. I usually let it drain while I'm at work, rather than the usually suggested half hour. I've found that I get much more of the coffee out of the grounds and into the carafe.
224728
It's going to be more than the typical single shot. My Racillio holds 1/3 the grounds that this one holds. So, you're using more coffee, but the shot is infinitely better.
412382
Top container can be filled with about 15-20g of coffee beans.Bottom container can get about 25-30g of grounds.