Anyone know how many grams of coffee this portafilter holds?
224728
It's going to be more than the typical single shot. My Racillio holds 1/3 the grounds that this one holds. So, you're using more coffee, but the shot is infinitely better.
224729
Ive been putting up to 17 grams by weight in this portafilter. Im guessing this thing is more like a triple shot compared to the standard portafilter. My other filter baskets work with it as well so it is whatever you need it for.
224730
Not sure how many grams but it's the same size as my regular double shot portafilter. I love the bottomless one better then my old one!
224731
Agree with the 21-22 grams. The filter is a bit larger than what I generally use. Just used my smaller profile basket - fits perfect.
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 :)
1732648
I don't know how many grams it will hold but I have a 14 cup coffee maker and the jar is filled only about half way for a full pot. Are you thinking that you want a full jar of pre-ground beans to last you a couple brews? You should only freshly grind your beans. Don't let them sit.
1142756
16 oz. My coffee maker is set to 10oz and then I add creamer and sugar--then have some space at the top
335696
600 ml..that is not the problem..when you put the paper coffee filter, it hardly makes one cup?..can you imagine..? spending 73 dls in freight? and 16dls for the Hario?? also all filters come with a mesh? this is why,i bought the server set..NO GOOD
562645
I dont know the exact amount, however it will take two Keurig pods or a Venti at Starbucks.
624973
It holds a half pound. Ground probably more. Tight seal that contains smell well. The lid has an air release that doesn't allow it to open unless you press it so it will travel well. A weeks worth? Depends how much coffee you drink ;)
1660906
Digital kitchen scale measured 15 grams. I know it's enough for two cus of coffee. Price increased to $90.00 at www.clivecoffee.com. But if capacity is importent, Clive has the Zassenhaus Guatemala Coffee Mill for $110.00 with Glass conatainer (4.2 ounces / 125 ml capacity). Shipping is free over $75.00 and Clive are coffee people with outstanding service!
651459
I have never measured exactly how much coffee the filter holds. I use a teaspoon to fill my cups and these hold 2 good rounded teaspoons full of coffee. I hope that helps.
1040377
I agree with David, may be too much coffee in the portafilter or not enough pressure packing the cup (30lbs pressure).
602042
Just got mine yesterday. Agree with weighing the coffee. I use 40g of French Roast for a liter of french press. Setting the timer to 6 and using the next to last setting, it ground the beans in about half that time. Turning the bean hopper to the no-grind position, the timer zipped right down to zero without running for the remaining time.
1591437
It holds 10 oz. dry measurement, but 8 oz, or one cup is good if grinding coffee beans, as it gives it room to cycle itself.
1075493
I use 40 grams of coffee and 20 ounces of water. If this is too strong for you, just reduce the coffee. I like my coffee with a dark roast.
1120933
.375 cups, I use 3/4 of a cup of beans for a pot of coffee, but I need to fill the holder twice. Also so there is no spillage I use a pyrex measuring cup.
1648534
The transparent plastic basket that sits atop the grinder will hold approximately 10 ounces of coffee beans, perhaps a little more. That's enough for a few pots of coffee before having to refill the basket.
478694
3 tablespoons. I just want to add, this works excellent. I just did it again after months, and it didn't even need it yet, and we go through a lot of coffee. I am really impressed with this product.
1077281
Depends on the beans. With small beans, I can make up to 45 grams of coffee if i fill it to the top. This in enough for one french press pot of coffee or a full pot in a Chemex, which i think is about 4 cups. On average I get about 30-35 grams per fill and if i need more, I keep a vessel handy to store the grounds while I grind more.