How many coffee beans do you need to use?
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I can't give you a definitive answer, because it depends on how strong you like your coffee. For me I love strong coffee, so I use probably more than normal. Best thing to do is try increasing beans each time until you reach a taste and strength that is satisfying.
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1 single cup, if you're using something like an Aeropress. It isn't as good for grinding enough for a pot of coffee for several people. You probably want something electric or just larger for that.
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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.
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Minimum 1 drop, just pour enough water so the grounds can absorb and then release 1 drop of coffee.Maximum infinite, just keep pouring. Adjust grounds as necessary to get the flavor profile you want. For me ~14g ground is good for 8-12 oz coffee, I tried to get 16-24oz with that and lacked boldness.
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It all depends on the brand and grind of the coffee and how big the cup is you are using, but usually one heaping tablespoon per cup. The method I see the most is to put the coffee in your boiling water and let it brew for a minute or so, then pour the coffee threw the sock to filter out the grounds. Enjoy!
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I only use 1-2 tablespoons twice a week so it lasts a while. You may also use ORGANIC coffee but a LIGHT roast.
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One cup would be difficult as there is a minimum amount of water you need to put in there to get it to work. Two cups would be OK...but keep in mind, the larger the pot of coffee, the better it works.
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I use 6 heaping sppon fulls. It really depends on how strong you like your coffee. You can always add more if desired. I hope this helps and Happy Java!
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I use a heaping 1/2 cup of coffee beans to make a 10 cup pot of coffee. I grind fresh beans each morning. It takes less than a minute. It's an on/off switch The sound of the grinder changes when the beans are ground so you can hear when to switch it off
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By trial and error. It depends on how much coffee you like to use for each cup. If you grind a little more just save it for next time.
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I use 3 heaping scoops of very finely ground coffee per a full press. I also stir well and let it steep about 15 minutes.
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Yes, my husband makes just a few cups at a time. You put in enough coffee and water for two cups and allow the press to work. The pot does not need to be filled to capacity to make coffee. Just a trick to keep your ratios right.
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I used slightly less than 1/4 cup per cup of coffee but I don't recall how many cups that amounted to. You'll have to do a bit of math. I no longer have the bag or scoop, but was very pleased with the product.
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First use the cup as a measuring cup for the beans. Use just enough beans to refill that same cup. Also clean the plastic cupholder after use as ground coffee accumulates at the top.
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We use regular drip coffee. But if you ground up your beans, I am sure you could use them too. We just haven't ground any beans to put in the pot, yet.
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Definitely more than one cup of coffee. 3-4 at least. I typically add a bit more than it will hold in one go for a 5 cup French press.
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For strong coffee, use more coffee or less water or both. For weak coffee, use more water or less coffee or both. I use three measures--~2 rounded teaspoons--to "9-cup" mark or about 3 of my man-sized cups.