Is capacity nine 8 ounce cups? Capacity in ounces or liters please.
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Measurement taken using a standard 2C Pyrex glass measuring cup. The pot holds 9.3 8oz cups or 74.4ounces.
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I use a drip coffee maker and make a full 12 cup pot and fill the dispenser with that- I'm assuming the cup measurement on the coffee pot is for 6 oz. cups.
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About 1 cup 6-8 oz. It is probably big enough to do the job but I figured it would be about 16 oz.
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56 fluid ounces (1.65 liters) of water, 12ounces of coffee, is recommended. That's about 7 cups of water. I use 7-9 cups of water, plus ground coffee. 9 cups fills it to the tip-top!
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Not sure of total oz in one pot, however 1 cup of coffee is definitely not 8 oz. Believe each cup is approx 5-6 oz. In 10 cup carafe we get a bit more than 4 cups/mugs.
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Sorry i dont remember the capacity in liters I can make 6 recular cup or 12 small espresso cup
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not sure on number of ounces, but I've got several travel mugs and it can fill them all easily.
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This one basically stores only 8oz. which is one cup. The others will let you go up to 12 oz. per cup sepending upon you desire. There is only enough room for a coffee mug in the catchment area. Often I fill a mug and then pour it into my tall covered mug from home, so I don't spill coffee. Since I got this, several of my colleagues have purchased these also.
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Technically a cup is 8 oz. Yet for some reason (unknown to me), a cup of tea is regarded as 5 oz. No rhyme or reason to those familiar with English units of measure, but in parts of the Orient, a cup is less than 8 oz.
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Good question. 6 fluid ounces in a "cup." For some reason this is typical on coffeemakers, perhaps since before we started using mugs, which these days can easily hold 12 ounces, there were "coffee cups" that typically held 6 ounces of coffee. I just measured and 24 ounces came to about the 4 cup mark on the water reservoir.
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Look at the picture closely, it says 40 ounces, and there is a pack of 3 of them. It would never be 40 ounces for all 3 in total. 40 ounces is equal to 5 cups.
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Be careful about weight ounces and liquid ounces. They are not the same. Metric does not have this problem with liters and grams. (Although many still use ml and mg as if they are the same? Oh well.) Think about 1 cup of flour and 1 cup of water. Both 8 volume ounces but neither 8 weight ounces. It's a density thing. Buy and use a scale for weight related ingredients. Try to know what the recipe is looking for. Admittedly not always clear.
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Depends on the cups size. This holds 24oz. 6oz cups gives you 4 cups, 8oz cups gives you 3 cups and so on.
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The cup has a capacity of 10 oz., but that is to the brim, and without lid. With a lid, it is much closer to 8 oz. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Best regards, Mark
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The coffee percolator only makes about 6 to 8 cups I would say 8 ounce cups
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It holds 8 oz if filled to the line - that is 1 cup.. Another answer incorrectly states that 1 cup equals 16 oz. I use it to mix rubs for ribs, etc. and the capacity is more that adequate.
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The gauge on the coffee maker says it makes 10 cups, but a full pot is only 48-ounces (I measured). So that's six 8-ounce measuring cups - or about four-&-a-half normal coffee mugs.
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Based on Casey's answer they are referring to "Coffee cups" capacity which are typically 5 ounce "Cups" or a bit less. I would fill it to the 12 cups marked level and then measure the contents accurately as I emptied the pot or weigh it while empty and full and then calculate the capacity. I hate makers who do not list capacities in pints, quarts, milliliters or Liters. Non standard Cups capacity is BS.