does anyone know what the size of the finished pod is and how many grams or ounces of coffee one pod holds? I have a sun cafe brewer. thank you.
609112
Not sure how many ounces of coffee it holds but it is the size of a large senseo pod and is perfect for an 8 ounce cup of joe
609113
Each pod will hold one and one-half level tablespoons of coffee (22.5 ml). I don't know what that amount weighs. That amount fills the pod level to the top with little room to spare. For my tastes that is one-half tablespoon too many. Hope that helps.
609114
I like my coffee a littler stronger, so I put two well rounded spoonfuls of coffee in the pod and that is near capacity. The machine's instructions say it works best with 71mm size pods. This machine works great - hope this is helpful.
365528
3.25 ounces-5.25-7.25-9.25-11.25At first I was worried about the largest size not being enough but it makes a decent size cup of coffee for home. If I want to put it in a travel mug it can handle the height of a 16 ounce mug when you slide out the cup tray. If I want to make a larger cup I just brew 2 k cups and pour it into a larger travel cup.
1207306
It makes a good 6-oz coffee cup with a little bit of milk. I usually heat the milk and then let the coffee drip over it. It's more of a French Cafe-au-lait. If you want the "long" American coffee size, you have to go to a Keurig type machine, the pods are bigger and it has the American sizes in its program.
1565478
I put 30ml regular ground coffee in pod. Clean all grounds from sealing area . Good Luck !!
1959369
Sorry I have no idea I own a Bunn My Café and the pod maker. I put them in upside down for better brew. I guess checkout the Bunn and you will see what it goes into and that may answer your question. They are well worth the money verses buying from the store.
1855324
I found a cute device on ebay that is used in place of the pod maker. Small, round metal holder that the pod fits in and then fill with coffee. Cover with lid and press iron on it to seal. Works great. Pods are so much cheaper that the K-cups. I could never figure out why the pods never really took off but the K-cups did. They are both single cup coffee servers but the pods are so much cheaper and don't take up so much space.
1994667
I have never tried it with the Suncana, but judging by the size of the pods, they look exactly the same...look up the senseo machine and you can see the pods that I use..they look identical. It is the best thing I ever did buying this pod maker. A real money saver, and I can make whatever flavor and strength coffee pods that I like...I make the pods about a dozen at a time and keep them in a small crystal mason jar on my counter...I also make decaf for friends or flavored coffee so I may give guests options...I don't see how you could be possibly be disappointed in this pod maker, and stock up on the pod papers as well!!! I have never tried it with the Suncana, but judging by the size of the pods, they look exactly the same...look up the senseo machine and you can see the pods that I use..they look identical. It is the best thing I ever did buying this pod maker. A real money saver, and I can make whatever flavor and strength coffee pods that I like...I make the pods about a dozen at a time and keep them in a small crystal mason jar on my counter...I also make decaf for friends or flavored coffee so I may give guests options...I don't see how you could be possibly be disappointed in this pod maker, and stock... » Read More I have never tried it with the Suncana, but judging by the size of the pods, they look exactly the same...look up the senseo machine and you can see the pods that I use..they look identical. It is the best thing I ever did buying this pod maker. A real money saver, and I can make whatever flavor and strength coffee pods that I like...I make the pods about a dozen at a time and keep them in a small crystal mason jar on my counter...I also make decaf for friends or flavored coffee so I may give guests options...I don't see how you could be possibly be disappointed in this pod maker, and stock up on the pod papers as well!!! « Show Less
1736848
I don't know, but in looking up the type of coffee maker, it says you just put the coffee in, no pods needed, although I note there is also an option to purchas 350 filters so it appears that the pressure used to make the coffee may push through some of the coffee grounds. I'm thinking that I'd need to see the part of the coffee maker that you place coffee in to see if the pod filters would work. Sorry I couldn't be more help, good luck finding a resolution.
2230499
This unit makes a shot up to a cup of coffee (5oz). The HD8751/47 unit makes a "tall" coffee. But if you want to stick with this unit you can adjust your bean level and the amount of water for the brew. Then you can do two 4 oz cups to make the 8 ounce. I have this unit. A friend has the "tall" unit. I think it is worth the extra money.
899895
Not even close! I want to say when you fill the bottom you can only get in about 10-12 fl oz in there (I haven't measured but that is my best guess)... and when the coffee's ready depending on how fine the grounds are (the finer, the harder for all of the water to boil through the filters) you will probably lose up to 1oz of liquid. If you want it to make more coffee than 10 oz of coffee then I suggest you get a bigger pot :)
628380
To brew a regular cup of coffee, let the unit finish the first brewing cycle, you can then push the brew button again (do not put another pod in and do not remove the original pod). Adjust your coffee strength by how many times you press the button and let it complete each cycle (I usually press the tall brew 3 separate times for making a pretty strong cup of coffee on the same pod).
312906
The pod diameter is 2 5/8". My pod holder is 2 1/8" wide and 5/8" deep and these work nicely. Keep in mind most of the coffee in the pods will be in the middle of the pod and it will taper out to a thin layer at the outside edges of the pod so the fact that the diameter of the pods is wider then the pod holder makes no difference. The amount of coffee that you put in the pods will have the largest effect on how they fit. Hope this helps
117803
If you're even considering trying to brew a 12oz. mug, you'll absolutely need to use a 12 gram pod and that may still be too weak for your tastes. Reunion Island and Baronet both make a nice assortment of 12 gram pods for you to try.
2108362
Just ask one of the sellers what size you need. The Size that the coffee fills is 55mm. There are of course edges that stick out a little more but this is filter paper and can be folded over to make it fit. As far as depth of coffee, that would depend on how full you make it, are you putting in just 6 grams of coffee or are you makeing a 10 gram pod or something else.
1784038
I measured. It is 64 ounces. I filled my 16 ounce measuring cup up 4 times with water to fill the pot to where it is when my coffee is done brewing. My own personal handy dandy coffee cup that I use everyday holds 8 ounces. My own personal handy dandy coffee cup that I used before this one held 12 ounces. When I eat out, those heavy fat cups they serve you with probably hold 5-6 ounces, maybe 7; but they never give you a full cup. They usually fill mine to about 3/4 of a cup and I always ask them to top it off so that 1 little cream cup mixes in just right. Yes! - 8 ounces is 1 cup in a measuring cup; but 8 ounces is not necessarily 1 cup in a coffee cup. 64 ounces / 12 cups = 5 1/3 ounces per cup. Probably 12 of those small styrofoam cups, which would make it an honest serving size for advertising. I don't have any or I would measure for you. ? 96 ounces- It will be all over your counter. I hope I have helped you. I love my Bunn! To Big is just right. I bought the commercial for my home. Everybody comes here in the morning and I am ready! Bobbie
638059
Machine will not operate with less than 6 oz of water. I've tried :-( With a single serve machine you really need a rich coffee. B'fast Blend is weak to begin with. And, the single serve machines do not give the water enough time to soak the grinds so the first water comes our almost clear [about half the cup] thereby producing a weak cup of coffee. My work-around is a coffee POD instead of a K-Cup. I put a JavaOne FRENCH ROAST POD in the My K-Cup and now get the best cup so far. French Roast is a richer coffee but not bitter; it translates well to a single serve machine. Result is a stronger, richer cup, but not too. When I put the pod in the My K Cup I put the pod seam to the sides, then I cut an "X" in the pod so the water can penetrate the pod and get to the grinds faster. Sounds complicated but it's really not at all. With pods, you can run them under water before inserting in the holder too [before cutting the "X" that is]. This will get the grinds lubed so when the water hits the coffee it's more ready to release it's flavor. Make sense? Pods are about 1/2 the price of the K Cups too, and the coffee selection is excellent.
2208609
Hey P. Radcliffe, Ekobrew filters arrived today7/28. They work Great. Using the included Bunn measure spoon reads 2 cups per 10oz water. I put 2 Flat level full grinds into filter & closed filter lid fine. So, I know it will hold 2 spoonful, I usually make my coffee slight less than 2 spoonful & 8oz water. The beauty part is I shook the full used grinds & filter from the holder in 1 shake. Do not have to rinse holder after each cup. Just rinse holder when I am thru drinking coffee each day. TIP: used grounds + filter dropped out of holder in one try. I think it will drop out faster while still hot instead of letting the grounds dry in the holder. Enjoyed chatting with you.