How many ounces does the No. 1 hold? For single mugs of around 10 ounces, would it be better to go with the No. 1 or No. 2 filter cone?
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It holds at least 10 oz. and I use the Melitta Cone Coffee Filters Natural Brown #4 100 count. Great for use in the office, as long a hot water is available
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Probably...the number 1 is fine for 6-7 oz...no experience with the #2...I love this porcelain cone filter
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Yeah I had the same question...it refers the coffee filter size. It only makes one cup/mug at a time. I love it and use it everyday.
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Driper 01 is the smallest. Makes a 12oz cup. Dripper 03 makes 3 12oz cups. Personally, for the American-size mugs, 02 is the best bet
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With the 8-cup, the least amount is 5 (20oz)--any smaller, and I think the coffee would end up a bit diluted by the water that has to remain in the bottom, and also you might not get good extraction with a low water level up top. If you consistently want small servings (2-cup/8oz, 3-cup/12oz) then I'd recommend one of the smaller Yama siphons.
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Hi, one cup is 8 ounces. A typical coffee mug is more than that, probably closer to 12 oz. We get around 4-5 of our size cups out of the 8 cup coffee maker. Hope this helps.
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The size is labeled as for "5 cups" but I usuallly drink my coffee fron a standard size mug and at full capacity it only provides two (2) MUGS full,, which is enough to satisfy this coffee hound. I don't know what size cups they used to make the five that they claim but they must have used very small cups...The machine does do the job very well ( I mean for Two MUGS full.)I'm happy with it.
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This is a standard size mug. It will hold at least 8 ounces (1 cup) of liquid or more. I gave it to my daughter-in-law, and she and my son are trying to be the first to use it each morning. It was a great buy.
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The difference is the size of filter that is suitable to fit inside the cone. No. 2 filters are larger in size than No. 1 filters, and are much more common. With a large filter/cone, more coffee can be made at once.
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Easy to find at local grocery store, melita cone filter size 2 is what came with, but I buy a size 4 so I can use in my larger coffee maker too. It saves having two boxes in my small kitchen space.
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I have a large coffee mug. Get a quality cup of coffee from one Folgers coffee single. I recommend it.
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They have both sizes. For me, the 11 oz was just right for one cup of coffee.
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It holds enough coffee for one(1) cup. Exactly how much coffee it holds would depend on how mild or strong you like your coffee. I use 1 Tablespoon of coffee with 10 ounces of water. Not too weak; Not to strong.
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A standard 8-10 oz size coffee mug (4inches high) works best, but you can use a larger size if you pull the drip tray out or tilt the mug slightly as you slide it under the spout. If indeed you mean a "tumbler," the same is true 4 inches works best.
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I use cups that hold 1 cup of fluid up to big cups for iced coffee that are 32oz. Hope that helps.
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normally people use the 1oz shot glasses for the perfect espresso. I use a 4oz tea cup and fill it 3/4th the way. You won't be able to put a normal size cup under it.
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this cone has 3 holes... fortunately i kept the old holder with only one hole..it works much better for me.for some reason the filter papers tend to lay on the holes and block the coffee from filtering down into the container. i usually end up holding the filter paper up just a bit on one side then it works just fine...i get tired of this and go back to my old filter holder. when i have guests over i use both holders ...the one with only one hole finishes filtering the coffee before the new one is 1/2 way down.[perhaps i have a defective one ???]
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I bought this for my son so have only used it once. As the water initially runs through the cone before slowing down to a drip, I think if you just put in more coffee and boiling water, enough for 2 cups, and use a jug that can hold 2 cups under the cone, rather than a one cup mug, this would probably work. Probably the #2 filter would still work.