is this product for an individual serving (cup) or a pot?
1104856
Checked out the back packaging and it says: A teaspoon is ideal for a 6 to 8 ounce cup. If you desire pot size brewing, maybe there are other sizes available. Hope this helps in your purchase.
2160405
The entire pot is brewing so you can take a cup of not quite brewed coffee if you want. :)
1644445
A lot! I only use this for individual cups of tea so it is near empty still when I use it. I would guess it would hold about 3/4 cup when full, so about half of that leaving room for expansion? You could really use it to brew a pot.
1406251
Yes, it's perfect for one person. My first one lasted several years and then the on switch got wonky. It's a great little pot, you can't go wrong.
1289120
The pot is 4 qts. I think the basket holds about 3 or 4 cups of vegs. I am single and I just love it. Sometimes I steam up a whole medley of veggies. It has good weight and cleans up beautifully.
1950432
A tea 'pot' is a vessel used to SERVE tea, a tea 'kettle' is a vessel you put on the stove to heat water for making tea. If you, indeed mean to use this to serve tea, then yes you can use it for that. It does have the wire mesh press mechanism inside, which is not ideal for serving. You should not, however, put this French press on your stove as it would likely become damaged.
745178
Its the smaller cup size, but the average serving for 1 person is about .75 of one of those smaller cups. So this feeds 12 people at full capacity. It takes up about as much space on the counter as a big coffee maker or toaster oven -- not so good for a tiny kitchen. Unfortunately, the 5.5 cup one is still about 80% of the size of the big one.
918349
makes two nice mugs or four little dainty cups, like in the old days. You can put in as much water or coffee as is good for you, but if you turn the pot off, the remainder will not go stale and you can nuke it a little later. I would like to add that I see answers here that indicate it makes one cup. It would have to be a truly large mug to take the glass pot of coffee as one serving. It fills two normal size mugs from the 4 cup pot.
752712
I bought mine for home use. My husband insists on stove top perked coffee. For years we used blue speckled enamelware. this is a nice sturdy pot that looks nice on my new ceramic top stove. Hope this helps.
1779170
I believe it's 1 cup, but it's been several years since I bought these, so I could be wrong.
1904377
No, extra serving cups are not available separately. I wish they were. They are better for sauces. I am going to as my husband to try to make something to attach more serving cups to make it more useful, as 8 of these would easily fit. With 8, they could be used for items to be dipped (fruit or veggie pieces for cheese or chocolate fondue), but they are smaller than what we would normally use, though not as small as on other lazy susan sets. I have now used them for both sauces (a bit big for sauces), and for pears, mushrooms, and onions to dip in cheese fondue. They worked well for both, but would work better if there were more of them. No, extra serving cups are not available separately. I wish they were. They are better for sauces. I am going to as my husband to try to make something to attach more serving cups to make it more useful, as 8 of these would easily fit. With 8, they could be used for items to be dipped (fruit or veggie pieces for cheese or chocolate fondue), but they are smaller than what we would normally use, though not as small as on other lazy susan sets. I have now used them for both sauces (a bit big for sauces), and for pears, mushrooms, and onions to dip in cheese fondue. They worked well for both,... » Read More No, extra serving cups are not available separately. I wish they were. They are better for sauces. I am going to as my husband to try to make something to attach more serving cups to make it more useful, as 8 of these would easily fit. With 8, they could be used for items to be dipped (fruit or veggie pieces for cheese or chocolate fondue), but they are smaller than what we would normally use, though not as small as on other lazy susan sets. I have now used them for both sauces (a bit big for sauces), and for pears, mushrooms, and onions to dip in cheese fondue. They worked well for both, but would work better if there were more of them. « Show Less
904776
Ours is out in the camper (and it is raining cats and dogs!) so I am not going to go measure it. BUT, I can say we get a couple cups of coffee each out of it, enough for breakfast for the two of us. They might be quoting the pot filled to the brim with liquid (which is obviously not how it would be used) so if you are really in the market for one that holds a lot of coffee, like for 4 people or something, you might want to keep looking. I do like it a lot though, and would buy another one if aliens took this one. (Which, luckily, hardly happens anymore.)
703545
It's a large stainless basket with a handle. Being that the pot is 8 qt, I would estimate the basket at a minimum of 4 qt.
386766
As mentioned by everyone else - Yes they are perfect for individual use. My only complaint would be if you use for cooking, as my daughter has allergies and couldn't always have the food we had, she only got one serving as we all had left overs. Also the food cooked much faster so had to be put into oven later. BUT yes to your question - one serving of soup is PERFECT!
686412
I would use one cup. But it depends on how strong you want it. This would be an average strength.
344210
There is none, use the water level on the left hand side to determine amount to fill. Use the suggested amount of coffee from the back of the package of coffee to put in basket. Adjust over time to fit your preferences. I use the amount for 10 cups on robust to make an 8 cup pot of coffee [water mark 8]. This the best coffee pot bar none in my experience.
2046728
I guess a cup or two. I can't remember. But for two people a scoop is about right.