About how tall of a cup/ mug can you fit on this to pour coffee into?
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You can fit a 20 oz cup underneath when you remove the bottom of the stand.
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I guess a very tall one. You can remove the tray underneath to fit a non regular mug. By the way if you are interested I am selling this machine as I need one that makes espresso instead.
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I have two 16 oz travel mugs that fit under the spout. That is the great thing about the removable coffee cup platform!! Hope that helps!
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Remove drip tray about a 6 inch tall cup will fit. To give you an exact measurement I would have to visit our landfill cause that's where that junk went!!!
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Removing drip tray, about 16 oz, but will require two brew cycles.....coffee machine sort of sucks...would not buy again.
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I've never had that issue, but if you make a large helping of coffee, I suppose you could. I would use a tall, not so wide, mug in that case. Maybe one of those travel mugs.
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Your mug needs to have an inner diameter (measure inside of lip to inside of lip on other side) of at least 2.75 inches, by my measurements, in order for the inner ring of the pour over to seat in it so it won't be wobbly. I cannot use this pour over with some of our smallest mugs and some of our largest mugs.
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The entire mug is about the size of an above average coffee cup. You may be able to make it work.
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Hi Kathleen, The mug is 4-1/4 inches tall. I've had mine for awhile and really like it!
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The 20 oz size I have will not fit under any single serve coffee brewer I have seen. Mine stands 7.5 inches tall.
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A standard 8-10 oz cup easily fits with the drip tray. The drip tray is about 1 in thick, so you can fit a sizeable cup (although I don't think you'd normally use it without a drip tray as the collection comes more from the coffee making than splash/overflow from the cup). A tall travel mug will not fit
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It's 5 3/4'' tall with lid removed. Great mug keeps coffee scalding hog for hours. Maybe you can tilt it a little to get it filled.
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I was curious about this, so I put 12 oz in a liquid measuring cup and put it into the mug. There was about 3/4" from the top that was available. However, I use this for a Keurig brewer and I only fill it to the 10 cup line because I like to have room for milk.
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The mug is 6-5/8" tall. I don't know the dimensions of the Keurig to say if it will fit.
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What ever mug you use you should fill the mug with water to about a 1/2 inch from the top and pour it into the coffee maker to prevent overflow.
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The dimensions state the mug is 7 inches tall. Since I do not own a Keurig, I don't know if it will fit.
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I have a Frieling 42 oz/1.2L press. The inside height is ~19.4 MM (sorry I'm an engineer). The plunger extends down 17.3M MM, so it stops ~2.1 MM short. Whether it would squeeze the coffee at all would depend on whether you were putting in enough to more than fill the 2.1MM (by 9.1MM) space at the bottom. I make 2 mugs (16oz total) and the plunger doesn't compress the grounds. It drains nicely though. I use it every morning and stopped adding to my collection of broken glass french press parts.
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you can sit coffee maker on something like a drawer that holds your pods, then with the drip try removed you can fit a taller cup. Mine is on something so i can drip into travel cup it can be done, but some may not feel its worth reconfiguring.
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I don't have the mug with me right now, but I have a Keurig B60 brewer and this mug just barely fits in the brewing area when the bottom piece is removed. That's with the lid of the mug removed, and the lid adds about another half inch or so. So that will give you an idea.
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The cup I just measured is 6 1/8", but to be safe I wouldn't want to put it in a space that was shorter than 6 1/4" and would be really happy if it was a little more. You don't want to have to tip it or risk bumping it when it is nearly full of a hot liquid - IMO. We have a Keurig B60 and it just fits under it when the k-cup holder is closed and without taking the drip tray out, but you do have to tip it slightly due to about an 1/8" of the k-cup holder - we normally take the drip tray out for these and tall travel mugs.
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Depends on how big your coffee mug is. If its small.. Yes, it will fit.. But, if its bigger than 3 inches.. Youll have a hard time.. I just take off the bottom part of the machine ( where it catches all the extra coffee, and grounds ) and use it without it if I need to. Of you could keep the coffee mug tilted if need be, and use an shot glass to fill it to your preference.Hope this helps.