how much grounds does the drawer hold?
1094809
Rachel, not sure but very little, two full spoons of soup should be a good reference.
1094810
Not sure how much grounds the drawer holds. I only used my once and returned it. I made a 4 cup pot, so really can't answer the question. It takes too long to grind and it's a workout to say the least. I bought a Cuisinart mill and love it.
1094811
I fill the hopper for one pot, and the drawer holds about half the grounds. I empty the drawer once during grinding.
1094812
Two table spoons of beans will pretty much fill the hopper and the drawer can comfortably hold about that much in grounds without spilling over the sides. This is the perfect amount of beans for a 12oz cup of coffee.
1094813
The drawer is 1 3/8 inches deep, it's 2 x 2.5 inches in area. It's not huge, but big enough for me and my wife. We've never filled it up.
1094814
Oh, I guess it holds around 1/2 of a cup at the most. I found trying to keep it steady on the counter was a little difficult, so I just pick the whole thing up and hold it with one hand around the middle and grind with the other. I like mine, a little pricy but oh well.
1094815
I put a 1/4 cup of beans in the hopper, and the drawer is about 3/4 full of grounds after grinding--measured inside dimensions of drawer, 2 1/8-inch by 2 3/8 by 1 1/14 inch. It's a very small grinder, but it grinds enough grounds for my seven-cup (about 5 oz each) drip pot. So far, I'm very satisfied with the coffee grinder.
173500
not sure you would get a full 2 tablespoons in to the holder. It would be close Likely depends on the grind of coffee used. I use pre-ground gevalia and that will work
1432906
You have at least this amount. The tray has an adjustment that raises or lowers it. You have basically the full depth of the drawer which is over 20". This is a quality well made slide out tray
1120936
It will hold enough to grind enough for 12 cups of coffee. I don't remember anymore then that.
132046
The top part (including the drawer) measures apx. 4.25 inches. The space from the floor to the bottom of the drawer area is apx. 24.5 inches.
1292036
Mine holds just a little more than 2 measuring cups. I use a large cup for coffee or tea so this works out pretty well for me. If you need more coffee or tea It's very easy to dump out the old grounds and make a new cup. This always gives you a fresh cup with no old coffee taste.
213054
depending on the number of cups you select the proper amount of beans will be ground each time ... there is no measuring , just keep the hopper full
1997934
It holds more than 15. I Bought two and they fill my drawer perfectly. I also have my steak knives in them. What a great purchase.
911937
None. Plenty of room on top and the drawer slides fine. Very nice looking too.
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.
1077284
I usually grind one upper chamber full plus half for an 8 cup French press. basically get the whole lower compartment full for the French press
253480
The drawer is not very deep but is long. It can hold printer paper width wise if that helps.
465196
Maybe 30 -40 per drawer--1/3 to 1/2 inch thick. Depends on how big the folders are. t
13911
More than enough to make coffee in a french press. Not an exact answer, but what was needed in my house.
1982339
Haven't fully filled it as the cup only holds 16-18 oz. but it will hold at least 3-4 heaping tbsp of grounds. I usually use 1 1/2 a 2. It makes a nice cup of coffee.
1730467
I'm afraid that I can't answer this since I bought the drawer in order to do away with the jewel cases. My guess, and it is just a guess, would be around 25-30.
267073
You need room for the coffee and the press filter, so 3.5 cups is what I usually get. You get 3 "clean" 8oz cups- after that it can get a bit "muddy" depending on your grind (coarse is better), how long you let it settle (patience grasshopper) and if you pour it all out slowly at one go (going back to the upright position between pours muddies it). The press is 34 oz. so therefore, roughly between 3 to 4 cups.