How many ounces does this pot hold?
580870
Another website lists this as a quart, or 32 ounces. Also, it is made in either Thailand or China.
580871
The carton claims 44 oz / 1.3 liter. Actually it is closer to 7 cups / 1.1 liter. If you have the matching mugs, you will get 1 1/2 fillings for each, yourself and your significant other with a full pot. Pours very nicely!
580872
Filled to the rim the pot holds 44 fl oz (1300 mL). This leaves no room for tea leaves/bags and water will spill out the top if you try to pour it.The maximum for actual use would be around 37 fl oz (1100 mL).
919314
To be honest, the pot is smaller than I thought. It's still useable but small. I would say it only serves one person. It doesn't hold a lot.
927620
Filled to the brim with no infuser or tea in there I got 27 fl oz (800 mL) in there. I was even able to add another 1.5 ounces (to 850 mL) before anything came spilling out the spout. Filled to 27 fl oz or more, though, it would be difficult to pour without it spilling out out the top.With tea in there I will end up using this teapot for around 20 fl oz (600 mL) of tea.
2246188
The XTS pot has a 1 liter capacity. The hard anodized cup, a different product, has markings for 20 ounces.
1873266
When filled fairly full -it will hold 48 ounces (six cups of water) U.S. measurements. I probably use it at the five cup level though since I choose not to fill it all the way. Hope this helps.
1906263
I just poured 1/4 cup water into it, and there was a little more room, so I would guess it holds about 2 1/2 ounces.
1999134
40 fl ounces - that is, just volume, no loose tea or tea bags put in, up to the brim, though I never fill it beyond, approx. 32-34 fl oz. It's approx. 1.2L (I actually measured this to answer your question). It's a nice tea pot, I got this one to replace the one I got from the UK many years ago. I do NOT know where this tea pot was made (the bottom only says "Price and Kensington". Regardless of that, I am 100% happy with the quality of this tea pot AND the tea that I make in it tastes right (which is, of course, just a biased opinion).
1104856
Checked out the back packaging and it says: A teaspoon is ideal for a 6 to 8 ounce cup. If you desire pot size brewing, maybe there are other sizes available. Hope this helps in your purchase.
669314
It is a big pot. Maybe 6 cups. I only use for 3 or more tea drinkers.Cheers, Greg
563328
hi, I bought this set, the pot is 10 oz and the cup holds 5 oz, hope this helps!
1308659
I haven't actually measured it, but I have had a big pot of Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup going in it... I have a 6-Quart Slow Cooker which I was very displeased with, because it had the non-stick finish on it, and it worn off after about the 5th use...It holds a lot more than 6-quarts... I hope this sort of answers your question..
1393387
It does hold 24 ounces. I just went and filled the teapot with water and measured how much it was and, full nearly to the brim, it held 24 ounces.
1465324
I've never measured how many ounces, but it's a LOT more than 8; I'm going to guess that 30 is right. (sorry, mine is mostly full right now & I don't want to pour it out to actually measure the contents).
1210277
The maximum I fill it is to about halfway up the holes that cover the opening to the spout inside the kettle. That comes to a little under 40 ounces. This deceptively small-looking kettle actually holds quite a bit of water. That's the standard amount I boil in the kettle and it's never come close to boiling over.
2048272
The pot holds 16 ounces, which is enough to brew 12 ounces of coffee. The other 4 ounces get left in the grounds.
217353
It holds 12 8 ounce cups only if you fill it to the very top of the rim of the pot and then you could not perk it! The 12 cups--where they have the measurement on the side saying it is 12 cups-- is really about 8 cups. So when they say 12 cups they do not mean 8 ounce cups.
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I carefully filled my 10 cup pot with water, to the 10 cup line. Then measured the water by liquid oz. I measured 51 oz. liquid. Yes, my 10 cup pot holds 51 oz.