How many coffee beans do you need to use?
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I can't give you a definitive answer, because it depends on how strong you like your coffee. For me I love strong coffee, so I use probably more than normal. Best thing to do is try increasing beans each time until you reach a taste and strength that is satisfying.
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2lbs of beans will make approximately 128 cups (5oz serving size) of coffee.
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I like my coffee slightly on the weaker side, I don't typically make a whole pot, but I put six scoops to the pot filled to the 9 cup line. I get four good size coffee mugs full. I hope this helps, bc it is a difficult ques. to answer, it all depends on how strong you like your coffee and what size your pot is. :)
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I use a heaping 1/2 cup of coffee beans to make a 10 cup pot of coffee. I grind fresh beans each morning. It takes less than a minute. It's an on/off switch The sound of the grinder changes when the beans are ground so you can hear when to switch it off
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Yes. Using a pour-over method, I brew 28 grams of coffee using 415 grams of water. This equates to about 2 cups of coffee. Just pour more water over the grounds as space allows.
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Yes, I usually make only 2-4 cups. I just had to learn to adjust the amount of course ground coffee instead of finely ground.
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Friend... I use 3 level 1/8 cup scoops of coffee to get the results that I like... You can use as much or little as you wish to get the results for your taste.
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1 single cup, if you're using something like an Aeropress. It isn't as good for grinding enough for a pot of coffee for several people. You probably want something electric or just larger for that.
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The smallesThe smallest amount you can grind is for 2 cups; if you don't grind I would imagine you could brew a single cup but that defeats the purpose of fresh ground coffee. The aroma from a fresh grind is unbelievable. I make 2 cups in the morning.
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use more coffee. We love it and have had no problems. Make sure you are folding the coffee filters edges like you are suppose to. We use Starbucks coffee and ratio is 4 scoops of coffee/8 cups of water. Coffee remains hot for a very long time in the coffee pot.
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I like my coffee stronger, so I add more grounds. The filter cone allows for a better taste, caffeine strength depends on how long the beans are roasted. I will use 1/3 - 1/2 cup of beans, grind it and place it into the filter. Then 450-500ml just boiled water to pour over the grounds into a 20oz mug. Please adjust to your own preferences.
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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.
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Absolutely - it matters how many beans you put in grinder. That will determine the strength of brewed coffee.
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It's going to vary depending on the specific coffee. Different beans will grind up different. I would start with "6" just a guess.
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I also have a Cuisinart coffee maker and use 5 tablespoons to make 4 cups. I like it strong and want the coffee to have plenty of taste and flavor= five tablespoons is almost perfect. Play around with different amounts to get what you like.
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I would use at least two, if not more depending on the amount of water you'll be mixing them with. The flavor is extremely mild and I believe the caffeine content follows suit. Very convenient though even if you do need to use more!
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I use 3 heaping scoops of very finely ground coffee per a full press. I also stir well and let it steep about 15 minutes.