What is the distance from the top of the frothing nozzle to the counter? Can I get a 20oz. frothing cup under it or do I need a 12oz cup? Thank you.
1977056
The distance is a few inches. You can get both sizes of frothing cups under it. I have found that the shape of the cup makes a difference in the frothing: a bulbous shape works better than a straight-sided shape. And it takes practice to get the milk both frothed and heated.
1977057
I couldn't say. I didn't keep it because it wouldn't froth properly. Two machines... Still no froth, so got the old model. Love Krups, don't like this product!
1451923
Looks like 9cm (+- 1mm). The lid on mine was garbage. Don't get me wrong, if you like coffee dripping down your front, this is the lid/cup for you. I got the black cup all of the black has flaked off. It has never been in a dishwasher or fully submerged in water (because I believed the care instructions). This cup does do a fantastic job of keeping the hot stuff hot and the cool stuff cool, and all I have to say about that is "how does it know?" I don't know nothin' 'bout no Aeropress. Hope this is helpful.
116684
level with the froth wheel axel top. I'd guess that's 2 oz added to a 9oz coffee, more or less.
733424
i use a mug 4 and a quarter inches high. 12 ounces fills it to about half an inch of the lip but its easily removed if you take out the little pod drawer.
1074867
It's pretty small compared to what a barista would use. It's 3.75" tall. Just enough to steam milk for a small latte. I can't go up to the fill line with anything thinner than whole milk, though, because when properly aerated, the foam will spill over the sides by the time it gets to 160 degrees F. I go to the line below the top line.
1379904
Two people wrote that they measured with a measuring cup, but one said 12 oz and the other said 16 oz. Which is it, when filled to the top?
281427
Tall cup = 20 ounces. Short cup 10 ounces. In other wards provided new cups are same size as the two original cups provided when I both Nutribullet. note: the 10 and 20 ounces were measured to the "Max Fill" line to each cup. I also agree with Mr Kimpsey, that each cup can hold 6 ounces above the fill line but "it gets tricky to fill over the line, especially if the ingredients have a tendency to expand top-of-cup" Hope this answers your questions. Regards Frank Bejar.
2030889
Take the frother off. You don't need it. Put the wand in the pitcher just below the surface of the milk, steam your milk until it reaches the temperature you desire (it takes a while, this isn't an $8K machine here, but hey, even those take a while) and then lower the pitcher to where the steam wand is just above the surface for froth.
1715654
I was bored so I measured for ya (you're welcome) and it's exactly 20oz. At 20oz though, despite being able to hold it, it's like a slight bubble over the top.
379817
Hi, I use the full 12 oz. because I like my latte very milky. I think you could go as low as 4-6 oz. and it would still work. This could be the BEST gadget I have in my kitchen...my morning, afternoon, and evening coffee have never been better...LOVE this machine:)
921188
I'm in the same position as the others. Mine is a 11 cup machine, and I have no idea. Sorry!
415047
It is a little over 10 inches tall; the locking-lid adds about 1 more inch. It holds a pot of coffee... but not 12 cups... 8 to 10 I would say. We always pour a cup or two after brewing and put the rest in the thermal pot for later. It keeps a LONG time IF you preheat it with really hot water with the lid on. Empty the water and add the hot coffee. My coffee is hot now and my husband brewed it 3 hours ago. Hope that helps you decide. It is a very nice pot.
1046033
The cup measures 7.3" without the top. If you tilt the thermos a little, then it will sit under the Kerrigan dispenser nicely. After it is filled, then you can lift the dispenser out of the way and lift the thermos. I just got a Keurig for Christmas, so I have tried this. The Thermos will absolutely keep your coffee hot all morning! Without fail!
929500
We have used 8 oz and I think 12 oz. cups to slide under it, or if you let spout sit over edge of table any size will cup works.
1408349
It is just over 8" from counter to the top of the tallest cup you can use. The machine has a removable 2" drip tray, but if you don't use the tray you could easily get an 8" cup under the spout. If you leave the drip tray in, your max cup height would be 6". The tray easily removes and goes back into place in a millisecond. It does catch the occasional drip and holds about 8 oz fluid for those times when you are REALLY in a hurry and forget to put any size cup under it! However, without it you just want to keep a napkin or paper towel handy for the occasional small drip. It is just over 8" from counter to the top of the tallest cup you can use. The machine has a removable 2" drip tray, but if you don't use the tray you could easily get an 8" cup under the spout. If you leave the drip tray in, your max cup height would be 6". The tray easily removes and goes back into place in a millisecond. It does catch the occasional drip and holds about 8 oz fluid for those times when you are REALLY in a hurry and forget to put any size cup under it! However, without it you just want to keep a napkin or paper towel handy for the occasional small drip.
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Judy: Ours is 14" tall with the lid closed. With the lid open it is 20". I have to pull the machine out from under the counter to make coffee. When we are done with the coffee for the morning, we slide it back in place. IKEIKE
2241109
Not exactly sure; but very little. It depends on whether you whip it hot or cold and amount of froth you want. You can use less with cold. A few table spoons I'd estimate. If this was helpful please click yes.