What size/how many ounces of coffee beans or grounds does it hold.
825272
hi I am sorry but I cant answer that, it would easily hold one of our jars of coffee here in the UK approx. 400g best regards kyna
825273
hiI am sorry but I cant answer that, it would easily hold one of our jars of coffee here in the UK approx. 400gbest regards kyna
825274
Holds just less than a pound of whole beans (in order to tightly shut lid). We love the product! Keeps beans in a dark spot and fresh!
1532397
It makes 32 oz or 4 8 oz cups. They must consider a "cup" of coffee to be 4 oz. By the way, I love it, very durable and makes great coffee.
899897
I've never really measured it, but I'd say it only makes about 8-10 oz of coffee at a time (maybe a bit more). I can generally make 2 very strong espresso drinks per pot. The "6-Cup" description is referring to cups of espresso, not 8 oz cups. Hope that helps.
1729276
Ours holds an actual 9 cups of water. I think they consider 6 oz a "cup" of coffee. As I said before, my husband loves this coffee maker. I'm not a coffee drinker but if he says it's good I believe him.�
1120934
Holds about 3 tablespoons of whole beans at one time, so enough between 3 and 4 cups of brewed coffee if you use standard recommendations for brewing.
618394
Up to 12 cups! There is a handy little volume guide on the inside of the metal cup so you can put in the right amount of beans for whatever amount you need.
64155
Hmm, I just measured my replacement press, from bon Jour. I used it to replace the original Boden press carafe which did not survive gravity...;-) This carafe measures 3 3/4 on he inside and is just short of 7" tall... it holds 4 cups only, not five, according to my measure... hope this helps. In other words, it will hold 32 ounces... I have no idea how the industry measures a cup of coffee...some use a 6 ounce as the ideal cup measure, go figure...
1784038
I measured. It is 64 ounces. I filled my 16 ounce measuring cup up 4 times with water to fill the pot to where it is when my coffee is done brewing. My own personal handy dandy coffee cup that I use everyday holds 8 ounces. My own personal handy dandy coffee cup that I used before this one held 12 ounces. When I eat out, those heavy fat cups they serve you with probably hold 5-6 ounces, maybe 7; but they never give you a full cup. They usually fill mine to about 3/4 of a cup and I always ask them to top it off so that 1 little cream cup mixes in just right. Yes! - 8 ounces is 1 cup in a measuring cup; but 8 ounces is not necessarily 1 cup in a coffee cup. 64 ounces / 12 cups = 5 1/3 ounces per cup. Probably 12 of those small styrofoam cups, which would make it an honest serving size for advertising. I don't have any or I would measure for you. ? 96 ounces- It will be all over your counter. I hope I have helped you. I love my Bunn! To Big is just right. I bought the commercial for my home. Everybody comes here in the morning and I am ready! Bobbie
1532393
Mine makes 28 ounces of pressed coffee, filled to 5/8 of an inch from the top. I use about 1/2 cup of ground coffee. Coffee machines consider 5 ounces to be a cup, so an eight cup pot is 40 ounces. This Bodem Presso does not make 8 cups. I think you could get 30 ounces or 6 cups if you use less coffee or a little more water than I do.If you want 60 ounces of coffee to share with friends, you can double the amount of coffee grounds, fill each cup 1/2 way with strong pressed coffee, and add an equal amount of boiled water to each cup.
310075
You know, I'm not too sure. It is the same size as a standard household coffee pot. I assume each cup is around 6 ounces. I bought mine to use at work, and I'm not at work today so I can't check. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
839451
not much. Small is like an expresso shot and large is about like half a cup of coffee. Need 2 large pours fill my 10 oz coffee cup with room for cream
1722372
It depends on what "cup" measurement the brewer uses. Some are 4 ounces and some 6 ounces, but none are a standard 8 ounce cup. The ratio is 10-12 grams of coffee per 8 ounces or about 235 grams of water. Overflowing is a sign your grind is too fine.
1066510
From the manual of a similar 42-cup urn, here are the measurements of ground coffee you will need to brew 42 servings and other amounts of coffee. (NOTE: You may know this, but cups are not cups! When measuring the ground coffee, use standard kitchen measuring cups, which are eight ounces by volume. However, when thinking of the "cups" you will drink, know that the coffee urn is probably calibrated at five ounces per serving -- also called "cups" but not the same thing.) Here are the measurements: --To make 42 cups, use 2 cups ground coffee --To make 36 cups, use 2 cups ground coffee --To make 30 cups, use 1 cups ground coffee --To make 28 cups, use 1 2/3 cups ground coffee --To make 24 cups, use 1 cups ground coffee --To make 22 cups, use 1 cups ground coffee --To make 18 cups, use 1 cups ground coffee --To make 12 cups, use 1 cups ground coffee
1026305
We make a 12 oz cup of coffee. You need to select that special size of disk. If you want to make a latte, it makes up to an 8 oz cup of coffee.
675210
The ground container usable part measures approx. 3.5 x 3.0 x 2.5 which holds approx. about 11 to 12 oz of ground coffee. I leave a 1 oz stainless steel measuring scoop in the container. The top container will take approx. a 1/4 lb of coffee beans. I have not tried it, but I think it will fill the ground container without putting more beans in.
1090683
Most instant coffee shows about 190 six ounce cups. For 24-oz you may get 380 cups. This of course depends on how strong you like your coffee. For me over use of coffee creates bitterness.
329385
I use a 16-20 oz cup each morning with one decaf and one regular bag in the cup. It works great for me.