how many ounces of liquid (espresso) are released for each of the button settings?
1669274
Two top buttons allow you to select a shot size, a 1-oz pour or a 2- to 3-oz pour. You have capability to set how much it releases by pressing the button tou your liking
1756097
i have figured out by experimenting with the machine that unless you like extremely strong coffee, you can use a single espresso pod 3 times before changing..thats 3 shots for one cup if you dare or 3 separate lattes. Also on the regular brewed pods you can use them for 2 separate cups of coffee before changing the pod, each cup is about 6 oz.
1432891
I have keuric coffee maker has setting of 6,8,10, fluid ounces when I set it on 10 fluid ounces it leaves room at top of cup.
555698
it yields about 1 1/2 ounces per cup. I have a 6-cup model and it gives me 8-9 ounces of coffee. Their "cups" are espresso cups, about 1 1/2 ounce cups.
1021153
There is a button to push for brewing 1 to 4 cups of coffee, with an indicator light to let you know that the "mode" is active.
2148075
The brew chamber is 4 oz maximum of espresso so diluted 3x with hot water for coffee you should be good for a 12 oz mug. If you want it stronger pull another shot. Put you settings on latte for max capacity and strength then after the pull use the hot water option to finish off.
59965
Yes, you can program the amount of coffee it produces with each capsule by holding down the blue 'brew' button until the amount you desire is reached. The machine then remembers this size until you decide to change it. This can be as little as a small espresso cup to a larger cup. Of course the coffee gets weaker the larger the cup but it is still quite versatile while producing a great cup of coffee to your liking.
2222916
I get 8 ounces of espresso out of my 6 cup Moka Pot. When they say 6 cup espresso maker they're referring to the small demitasse cups which are approximately 1-1.5 ounces.
1482182
It means 6 espresso-sized (demitasse) cups. I have been able to make, at most, a tad over 8 oz. of coffee by filling the water just above the pressure valve and importantly, lowering the gas flame once the water is boiling, thus getting the largest cup without triggering the pressure valve. And not to be too geeky, this is not strictly espresso which is made at 7 or maybe 9 bars of pressure, while the Venus can only manage 1.5 bars of pressure (just boiling water pressure). I have found it to be a great alternative to Melita filter coffee (too weak and bitter for my personal taste) and to real espresso (expensive machines, small amounts of fantastic coffee). The Venus provides me with almost enough volume of smooth, strong coffee (I also had to try different roasts to find my preference - smooth Mocha-Java beans and strong Espresso-Forte beans mixed together). Highly recommended.
1977660
About 95 cm3 / grams, (so I think 3 ounces), one full espresso cup, if you fill it to just below the relief valve on the body. But in practice you will get about two thirds of that as coffee in the cup.
1743274
Oh yes, you can. There are three settings for concentration of beans and three more settings for how much water. And you can match those six buttons up any which way you want. A cup of ristretto would be made by using the most concentrated beans and the least amount of water. An espresso would be made by using the little bit larger amount of water. A "regular cup of coffee" would use the largest volume of water. The largest amount of pre-programmed water is about 6 ounces. You can easily re-program the machine to give you even more water. (We've not tried to do that, but I just checked it out in the instruction booklet.) Besides the six settings on the machine, you can also change the strength of the coffee by your choice of coffee bean. Where we buy our beans--Peet's--they offer a complete range of "strengths": More robust, less robust, milder, medium, etc. (you get the picture). But, bottom line: The fact that you can pour in ONE kind of bean and each person can immediately create their own preference by hitting one button from the grind category and one other button from the water volume category, is the reason our family loves this machine. I can pour in some beans, then make a single shot of espresso, then my husband can follow me immediately and make a "regular" cup of joe. I totally understand your concerns: Because you might not always want an espresso; you might want a cup of coffee to go along with your bacon, eggs and toast. And, very definitely, you can have both with this machine. Just comment to my review if you have any other questions; I do read comments to my reviews and I'm always happy to answer any questions.
4690
I'm not sure how many ounces each pod is.I do know, each pod makes a perfect size espresso. Which is approximately 3 oz?
2205685
It can make an 11.2 oz Americano with 2 button-presses (double shot of espresso = 2.7oz, then hot water = 8.5 oz), which is close to the size and flavor of what an American might call "regular coffee". Actually it can make any size of coffee -- I only use 11.2-oz as an example because it's the size of a Starbucks "tall". Obviously it doesn't exactly do "drip coffee" if that's what you meant, but with some experimentation and the right settings, it can pretty much replace your drip coffee maker completely.
34353
It's VERY variable depending on the size of the Serving, how strong you make your coffee, etc... Plus, since the Espressos are done one (or two) at a time, it's somewhat irrelevant anyway.
1805601
6 ounces at most, for each standard coffee "cup." So by US and Starbucks standards this pot will brew 2 to 3 large cups of coffee.
169912
Espresso extraction should be around 9bar. There is an adjustable valve inside the machine, preset to around 12 bar to handle coffe pods, which require a higher pressure. If you are not considering the pods, you can regulate it to 9bar (google 'gaggia opv mod' for how to do it). So, it does not matter much whether 15 or what not.
839450
The button on the left, facing the machine, makes a coffee good for a demitasse, therefore a smaller or ristretto version. The button on the right makes a coffee that can fill a bigger cup, 6 oz more or less.