what's the max froth ounces?
830069
I froth 8ozs because it will froth half way up the container. There is a line in the canister for 16ozs. Not sure where all the froth is supposed to go with the lid on. I usualy froth about 10-12ozs. That way, it gives me a little more milk with all that froth. Still a lot of froth either way. Had mine about a year and a half now. Love it.
830070
The BMF600XL Milk Café™ has a limit based on the type of item being used. Milk Latte or Cappucinno frothing has a maximum of 16 ounces. Hot Chocolate has a maximum of 25 ounces.
830071
The BMF600XL Milk Caf has a limit based on the type of item being used. Milk Latte or Cappucinno frothing has a maximum of 16 ounces. Hot Chocolate has a maximum of 25 ounces.
2046903
The cup has several measurements on the inside, the max mark has 400ml or 12fl oz. It doesn't have a measurement in cups.
1571773
Thanks for the insight... I'm frothing before pulling the esspresso now. I'm still very happy with the machine.
1428533
I bought the Update International EP-12 stainless steel frothing jug 12 ounce on Amazon. It works well as its not too deep.
2239036
1.1 gpm, max. 40 psi. More details in:http://www.directindustry.com/prod/flojet/container-pumps-14327-1155603.html
2077310
The temperature is adjustable from a cold stir up to 160 degrees plus. I don't know how much froth you'd get if you used the cold setting but it wouldn't heat the milk.
1821627
The BMF600XL Milk Cafe® frothing results differ depending on the ingredients used. For example, adding dense ingredients like thick syrups, heavy powders and large flakes can significantly reduce the amount of foam. For optimum froth, do not exceed the 16 fluid ounce / 500ml max capacity. There are measurement markings inside the milk jug. Always use cold, fresh milk. Pour frothed milk promptly to avoid the milk from separating. Frothed milk that is not used immediately should not be reheated. With the option of a cappuccino disc or latte disc as well as temperature controls you should easily be able to achieve the result you desire. The BMF600XL Milk Cafe® frothing results differ depending on the ingredients used. For example, adding dense ingredients like thick syrups, heavy powders and large flakes can significantly reduce the amount of foam. For optimum froth, do not exceed the 16 fluid ounce / 500ml max capacity. There are measurement markings inside the milk jug. Always use cold, fresh milk. Pour frothed milk promptly to avoid the milk from separating. Frothed milk that is not used immediately should not be reheated. With the option of a cappuccino disc or latte disc as well as temperature controls you should... » Read More The BMF600XL Milk Cafe® frothing results differ depending on the ingredients used. For example, adding dense ingredients like thick syrups, heavy powders and large flakes can significantly reduce the amount of foam. For optimum froth, do not exceed the 16 fluid ounce / 500ml max capacity. There are measurement markings inside the milk jug. Always use cold, fresh milk. Pour frothed milk promptly to avoid the milk from separating. Frothed milk that is not used immediately should not be reheated. With the option of a cappuccino disc or latte disc as well as temperature controls you should easily be able to achieve the result you desire. « Show Less
970851
When full, it hols 30oz. But milk doubles in volume, so you better do a maximum of 15oz.
1391855
For frothing it holds 11oz max which does four drinks, and has a 6 oz minimum (enough for two as Mazack answered). For heating (which I haven't used) it holds almost 16 oz, slightly under 2 cups. Have been pleased so far with the froth and it has lasted a lot longer than previous product (see review).
1987371
I normally pour about 1/3 of the amount shown as Max and the machine gives me lots of foam. Good enough for at least 3 cups of Cappuccino's.
1705936
We use about 1oz to a 12oz mug, that equates to about 70-75 8oz cups. Depends on your taste as to how strong you make it.
244236
I'd say a maximum 2-3 oz at the most, but I can drop it on a scale and get exacts a little later. Sincerely,NorthernAxcess
2068736
I'd say about 8 ounces judging from how much a 12 ounce glass goes in.. Sorry I don't have something graduated..
2000045
3.5 inches (89mm) is about the maximum unless you tilt the cup to get it in or out. You can actually go up to ~4.25 inches (108mm) if you tip the cup a bit when sliding it under the spout.
86856
I have found that frothing 3oz of 2% milk will typically yield foam+milk of about 4.2 fl oz. You can actually get a bit more if you run it once to heat it, then turn it to cold and run it for another 60s. I have at occasionally seen 3oz turn into 6 oz of pure froth, but I have not figured out how to reproduce it (all factors were the same as far as I know).
982711
I can't answer exactly, cause it depends on how much milk you like! I usually put around 2 1/2 fingers milk (just warmed it, never overheat it or boiled it, just warm) and this is more than enough to make 2 grande cappuccino or latte (For me I usually drink 1 finger coffee and up to the very top of the glass milk). You could put cold milk no more than the half of the jug, otherwise when start the frothing the froth will go outside the jug. So depends you could make enough froth for a family - coffee, cacao for children and so on. What I have to admit at least is that: so many times I have planned to buy coffee machine and until now I only use this frothing jug. Hope this helps... I can't answer exactly, cause it depends on how much milk you like! I usually put around 2 1/2 fingers milk (just warmed it, never overheat it or boiled it, just warm) and this is more than enough to make 2 grande cappuccino or latte (For me I usually drink 1 finger coffee and up to the very top of the glass milk). You could put cold milk no more than the half of the jug, otherwise when start the frothing the froth will go outside the jug. So depends you could make enough froth for a family - coffee, cacao for children and so on. What I have to admit at least is that: so many times I have... » Read More I can't answer exactly, cause it depends on how much milk you like! I usually put around 2 1/2 fingers milk (just warmed it, never overheat it or boiled it, just warm) and this is more than enough to make 2 grande cappuccino or latte (For me I usually drink 1 finger coffee and up to the very top of the glass milk). You could put cold milk no more than the half of the jug, otherwise when start the frothing the froth will go outside the jug. So depends you could make enough froth for a family - coffee, cacao for children and so on. What I have to admit at least is that: so many times I have planned to buy coffee machine and until now I only use this frothing jug. Hope this helps... « Show Less
1182652
Approx 16 oz. The glaze started peeling of my mug, so be careful. Let buyer beware. I wouldn't buy another one.