How Much will this hold. I need it to hold 1 pound of coffee beans.
842379
hi therei am sorry but i dont know how much in pounds it will hold i am afraid, i would think so but cannot guarantee, we do have a larger size in this range which may be better for youbest regards kyna
1681578
I'm not positive since I only grind my beans as I use them but I would guesstimate that it would hold about 7ozs. of grounds.
88961
All I can do is hope this helps you, as I am not a tea drinker. I will say that the first pound of coffee beans still had the robust aroma of coffee down to the bottom of the container. I have since filled it full (It holds well over a pound of coffee beans.) and just love the great smells coming from the container each and every time I open it. The lid fits snugly; you must press the button on the side of the lid to ease the lid off and on. I hope this helps you.
1577516
No it doesn't hold a lot of beans, my "guesstimation" would be two cups at one time, tops
1214778
It holds, if you fill carefully, enough for four mugs (not cups, but mugs) of coffee with enough left in the bottom to cover the dregs. Not sure how many ounces that is - more than 40, though, and could well be 51.
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.
1338138
Sorry. I don't know. We use ours to store coffee beans and are very pleased with it.
1984660
One pound is several cups. I think there are around 3-4 dry weight ounces per measuring cup.
1402797
No, it will hold approximately 1 1/2 tablespoons or 1 full coffee scoop. These are made for the Melitta Java Jig, which I recommend for use with single serve coffee makers like Keurig. I do recommend the Java Jig/and the filters over the reusable filters that are on the market.
343242
YES! You can roast coffee in this. I routinely roast up to 1 lb at a time with excellent results.
631161
I would use around 18 scoops but I don't like very strong coffee. I also count out the scoops into a bowl, not directly into the basket in case I lose count.
733024
Based upon a bag of coffee beans weighing three pounds that I bought at Costco, I would say each of my two containers hold about 1 and 1/4 pounds. I had about one-half of a pound left over in the coffee bag after filling two Vacu Vin containers. I think that is a fairly accurate estimate. Ground coffee may differ. Hal
1608649
It should work just fine. I use it in a 12 cup. The maximum amount of coffee it holds is 7 coffee scoops.
1577514
That is unfortunate - the bean area size.... I have a BUNN grinder this style I purchased at a Starbucks store in Seattle about 1994... It holds over half a pound. It's lasted me 20 years and been one of my most prized possessions! It still works, still grinds, but, the blades are just toast.
733025
The one pictured holds a pound of whole coffee beans. The smaller canister holds 1/2 pound.
771139
No, It's smaller then it looks. Maybe a 1/2 lb. bag of dry beans, but, not a full lb. It's great for a small amount of left overs. I thought they were bigger when I ordered them, but, found good use for them anyways.
1756672
1 lb, we use 2 coffee cans and it seems to be working well. I dont' know that it is a pound but we were told that was close...there is an actual scoop they make for the DE to measure the pound, we of course to do not have one :)