One of the pictures shows the holder with 10 cups in it...does anyone know how they did that?
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There is a six cup floating set; also there is a different floating set with ten cups. The picture must just be of the other item, that cost more, and is not this item...
1838792
Yes, they used what's known as a N-Ice Rack. It is a freezable beer pong rack that not only expands the pool pong racks to 10 cups but also cools the cups from the bottom up. You can get one online. http://shop.tailgatingideas.com/n-ice-rack/
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Not really sure. All I saw on the bottom of the cup was the number 6. Sorry I was not more help.
996429
This mug holder holds 15 coffee mugs. You don't hang them by their handles. You slip the inside of the mug over the upturned posts. It's sturdy, too, & takes up very little space. I have it on my buffet counter. If you have a cabinet with adjustable shelves, it should fit inside.
654776
Only solution I've found is don't fill all the way to the top which effectively makes it a 10.5 cup coffee maker. Otherwise just make sure lid is attached correctly
790052
I use the 12 cupcake insert (purchased separately). So it holds 12 with the insert.
109043
Ive never seen one but I really haven't searched for one. I do occasionally reuse a used cup...demo of how to do this is on YouTube
1292036
Mine holds just a little more than 2 measuring cups. I use a large cup for coffee or tea so this works out pretty well for me. If you need more coffee or tea It's very easy to dump out the old grounds and make a new cup. This always gives you a fresh cup with no old coffee taste.
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I'm sorry, I don't know. I had this sent to my granddaughter directly. I would imagine four of the little cups...
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I am guessing that it holds around 10 cups. I use it for display only. The instructions state to handwash only so I would not put very hot water into it.
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if you fill all the way to the ripple ridge-line just below the rim, it holds eight cups of liquid (measured using water in a measuring cup (if you put it to the top, yes probably 10 cups like the previous answer). I never fill it that much, mainly because I usually prepare smaller portions (gluten free baking) and because of the hazard inherent in maneuvering silicone forms, even on a sheet. The main body (before it starts the tiered expansion to the rim) holds just under 6 cups. If you were planning to have something set in the fridge, I would finish filling it once in place. (and this is fairly sturdy as silicone bake-ware goes). if you fill all the way to the ripple ridge-line just below the rim, it holds eight cups of liquid (measured using water in a measuring cup (if you put it to the top, yes probably 10 cups like the previous answer). I never fill it that much, mainly because I usually prepare smaller portions (gluten free baking) and because of the hazard inherent in maneuvering silicone forms, even on a sheet. The main body (before it starts the tiered expansion to the rim) holds just under 6 cups. If you were planning to have something set in the fridge, I would finish filling it once in place. (and this is... » Read More if you fill all the way to the ripple ridge-line just below the rim, it holds eight cups of liquid (measured using water in a measuring cup (if you put it to the top, yes probably 10 cups like the previous answer). I never fill it that much, mainly because I usually prepare smaller portions (gluten free baking) and because of the hazard inherent in maneuvering silicone forms, even on a sheet. The main body (before it starts the tiered expansion to the rim) holds just under 6 cups. If you were planning to have something set in the fridge, I would finish filling it once in place. (and this is fairly sturdy as silicone bake-ware goes). « Show Less
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I think there is just one size, max 10 cups, I make sure when I put the coffee in the filter that it's level and you will have to try different amounts of coffee till you avoid the overflow.
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I have no idea. On the bottom of the cup is printed Primula. I threw away the box that it came in.
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There are actually two cup holders, one on each side of the front part (although they could be used for other things as they are square shaped). What I really like about them is they will hold cups, water bottles, travel coffee mugs etc. and they won't fall out because the sides of the holder are high enough to hold them in!
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Call Cuisinart directly. I thought I needed a holder and all I needed were the little pods that go INSIDE THE HOLDER
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10 cup, but I don't like this coffee maker, it has a bad plastic smell that never went away. I don't use it. I had it too long to send it back. I kept think the smell would go away, but it never did. Buy Cuisinart or Kitchen aid.
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I think it was only 10 of them. As I recall, each k-cup was in a foil wrap that took up a bit of room in the box which wasn't very large. That is probably why I said in my review that it is pricey!!
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There are six containers that start out pretty large and go down to quite small. I would estimate the largest one to be able to hold about 8-10 cups and then the smallest one maybe 1/2 to 1 cup. I might be way off, but just to give you an idea of the size range.