After grinding the beans, how much coffee does the drawer hold?
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I'm not positive since I only grind my beans as I use them but I would guesstimate that it would hold about 7ozs. of grounds.
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I fill the top part full and that's enough for 5 cups. The holder is a little over half full so it probably would hold 9-10. That's a rounded tablespoon per cup of coffee.
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Not much. A handful of grains in the bowl gives 2 to 4 cups of coffee after about a 100 turns. It works well but you must love making a little physical effort. If you doesn't don't buy it.
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from the bottom of the drawer to the glass (bottom side facing the drawer) 2 1/8 inches. It holds Starbucks Verisimo pods perfectly.
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I only grind what I need for each use. However, I would say that it would hold up to a 1/3 of a pound. I find that coffee left in a grinder loses flavor, so I do not leave it in the machine. I do, however, find this to be a very good grinder. I use it daily, and it has given me very good results.
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It is large, standing 8 inches tall not including the handle. The stainless cylinder that contains the ground coffee is 5-1/2 inches high by nearly 4 inches in diameter. The hopper for the grinder on top holds beans for about 4 cups maximum, but of course you can refill the hopper and keep grinding until the cylinder is full. Overall I find the capacity perfect. I use it with my French press and make coffee for two to four people at breakfast or after dinner. If it were much larger it would be difficult to hold as you grind. If you want a smaller one or if you want to do very fine espresso grinding then go for the Turkish model that looks like a pepper grinder and just do a cup at a time. My friend has one of these and it also works well.
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I believe it is 8 to 10 cups. I have a bun pour over machine, and the decanter say's its 10 cups. I fill that to the top with water, and I set the grinder for 8 cups. then it is your preference to set your grind on what you like. My 8 cups I will use 4 scoops in the coffee grind holder. Then I choose I think the setting is 4 , not sure will have to check. It makes us wonderful coffee.
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It will hold 22 grams or 0.8 ounces of coffee beans.It will grind a uniform coarse drip or a fine expresso, your choice.
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I use 6 heaping TBSP (i like strong coffee) for 4 cups of coffee. Yes you should remove the grinds everyday so the basket and pot don't stain.
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The drawer works perfectly for me, whether full or empty. I have the coffee maker on top of the drawer, but never move the whole unit as such.
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I know this is an older question but I'll offer my 2 cents in case other buyers have this same concern. I too was wondering about the 'leftover' grounds stuck in the machine. So, every 2 weeks or so, I grind up 1 Tbls. of dry, uncooked rice on the coarsest setting. This works wonders at clearing out any old grounds as well as any oils that may be left behind, thus eliminating the possibility of rancidity. Then, when you next want to grind coffee beans again, just throw in 1 teaspoon of beans and run them through to clear out any white dust left from the rice cleaning. Dump it out and proceed as usual. Also, be vigilant about cleaning the grinder once a week or more by removing the upper burr and brushing everything out thoroughly, including turning the machine upside down over the sink and tapping it a few times to dump old grounds stuck inside. And don't forget to brush out the chute as well. I never store any beans in the hopper. They will get stale in a matter of hours doing that. The 4 mortal enemies of coffee are: Light, Heat, Moisture & Air. Keep them in an airtight container until you want to brew some coffee. Then you'll have a fresh brew every time.
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It's going to vary depending on the specific coffee. Different beans will grind up different. I would start with "6" just a guess.
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I think my measure is 1Tbspn and I use 2 to 3 measures per cup. But I'm still experimenting with fine or coarse grind.
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I am sorry, but I don't know the answer to this. I have stacked two drawers and left the Keurig on the counter. Sorry!
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I would recommend the Hario Skerton grinder - I have used it for several years and it works well for me. Hario Ceramic Coffee Mill Skerton Storage Capacity (100g)
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To brew a full eight cup French press I have to fill the drawer twice. The top fits nearly all of it, I'd say six tablespoons.
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Try using a most coarse grind and more coffee. i use 70 grams per pot, which is almost 9 grams per cup.
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From the manual of a similar 42-cup urn, here are the measurements of ground coffee you will need to brew 42 servings and other amounts of coffee. (NOTE: You may know this, but cups are not cups! When measuring the ground coffee, use standard kitchen measuring cups, which are eight ounces by volume. However, when thinking of the "cups" you will drink, know that the coffee urn is probably calibrated at five ounces per serving -- also called "cups" but not the same thing.) Here are the measurements: --To make 42 cups, use 2 cups ground coffee --To make 36 cups, use 2 cups ground coffee --To make 30 cups, use 1 cups ground coffee --To make 28 cups, use 1 2/3 cups ground coffee --To make 24 cups, use 1 cups ground coffee --To make 22 cups, use 1 cups ground coffee --To make 18 cups, use 1 cups ground coffee --To make 12 cups, use 1 cups ground coffee
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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