how long does it take for coffee to be finished dripping?
1973855
I only make one cup at a time and i like it strong so i use the 1 to 4 setting. It doesn't take long and it chimes when its finished. If you make a whole pot of course it will take longer but you will sure like the hot hot coffee. The best hot coffee i have ever had with a home coffee maker. The one cup hot water side is super hot too. I love this Cuisinart.
1362469
Yes, but remember this one trick. The water must be boiling just before you pour it on. Pour enough boiling water on the coffee to just wet the coffe grounds. Wait about 20 seconds, then pour the rest of the water in slowly and steadily.
186106
I don't know about the pouring of a cup of coffee, I only know that I hated that coffeemaker because it took so long for the coffee to drip into the pot. I don't use it at all.
636229
The amount of coffee is limited to 10grams, and the amount of water (in seconds) is programmable. The amount of time to cycle out the old puck and grind coffee for another cup s approximately 10 seconds. So, for a cup of coffee it takes about a minute. This is really more of a personal coffee maker....if you're looking to make 5 cups of coffee you'd have to refill the water reservoir several times. In my opinion....you should look for a higher capacity unit.
1993590
My experience is about 3-1/2 minutes for a large mug. This matches the manufacturer's spec sheet, which says "Max. Brew Time Under 3-1/2 minutes".
775193
I played with it a while and when I found the right position for the coffee beans I used I left it there. It depends on the beans size but it is somewhere near the middle. One espresso should take about 6-7 seconds to the half cup.
1921336
It takes me between 10 and 15 minutes to grind enough coffee for a french press coffee maker. I tend to use quite a bit of coffee. Hope this helps.
470621
Oh, it takes a little longer than a drip coffee maker, so about 10 minutes/full pot. It comes out like stovetop perc, but no grains!
1327796
A few minutes. It takes about six minutes to grind enough coffee for 12 cups. I grind the coffee for the morning while I am watching the evening weather and I grind somewhere between standard drip and espresso grind, a bit finer than regular drip but a small bit coarser than full espresso. There is a caution that the manufacturer states to not grind fast. I grind about 100 rpm, a bit faster than a turn and a half a second. But the taste of the coffee that it grinds is notably better than with a blade grinder, chopper, or even the best electric burr grinder, in my opinion.
304777
I timed it this morning using the stop watch on my phone. Grinding 60 beans, enough to make two cups of coffee in my Planetary Designs large french press mug (another excellent product) took 38 seconds. By the way, boiling the water in my Sunbeam Hotshot (another excellent product) took 1 minute and 23 seconds.
793569
that sounds like a long time. I have never timed it, but I usually brew about 6 cups and don't feel it takes a long time. There is also the option to pour a cup before the brewing is complete. It will stop until you put the carafe back in.
1877894
Brewing a cup of coffee depends on your settings. I brew a medium-size mug and use the middle settings for strength, and it takes about six minutes. If you like stronger coffee or use a larger mug, it'll take longer.
458684
I timed it. From cold tap water, it started brewing in 20 seconds and completed with a 12-cupful carafe in just under 10 minutes. This was on the "regular" setting. "Bold" would of course take a little longer but probably not much.
1917500
Standard button about 10 minutes (same as MR Coffee) Aroma button about 20 minutes (10-12 cups)
1994687
Cone. I'd say somewhere in between the previous two answers, about ten minutes. Brews a nice pot of coffee.
1791309
Coffee making will slow down as minerals build up in the machine. I think 3-5 minutes is a good bet, based on how clean the pipes are in the coffee maker. Personally, I like my coffee very strong, so I prefer a slower drip and am happy with the build-up; when i clean (steeping it with vinegar and water and letting that dissolve the build-up) you'll get a faster pot of coffee but you'll need more grounds to make a great dark cup. Hope that helps.
2079745
You can start pouring coffee as soon as enough has collected in the carafe (you don't need to wait for it to finish). Once the coffee stops trickling, all of the water has passed through the grounds. As for the auto-shutoff, there is a red light that stays on while the maker is hot. This light goes off after 2 hours, indicating that the machine has shut down.