how many coffee beans do you use for 10 cups of coffee.
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Try about 6 scoops then adjust to your liking. All depends on the coffee and your taste. Take care of your machine, it was the best coffee maker I ever had and is no longer available.
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The transparent plastic basket that sits atop the grinder will hold approximately 10 ounces of coffee beans, perhaps a little more. That's enough for a few pots of coffee before having to refill the basket.
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Four cups of coffee from the coffeemaker makes two mugs of coffee--easily 8-10 oz.
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There is a guide on the filter basket. For 80 cups of coffee, about 5 cups of grounds. For 100 cups, about 6 1/2 cups of coffee grounds.
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At least 8. I like a big cup of coffee and this does the trick. I love these mugs.
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" cups " are different sizes and names, it holds 10 ounces of brewed coffee,
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I use a French press to make coffee. With the press I use 3 heaping tablespoons for (8) cups, so 4 heaping for (10) cups is about right. One can every 10 days is about right.
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Ibeller79 is correct in that a standard cup is 8 oz. When talking about coffee, a cup is 6 oz. therefore your typical "mug" is probably 10 to 12 oz. When measuring coffee each scooper is calculated per 6 oz. cup therefore you probably do 2 scoopers per mug or 8 or 9 scoopers for an 8 cup coffee maker and get 4-5 mugs of coffee. A demi-tasse cup (espresso) is 4 oz.)
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It depends on how strong I want the coffee. If I'm tried and need a burst of energy I just add 6 oz of water. But, if I want a cup coffee to relax I add 8 to 10 oz.
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I use medium ground good quality coffee and use about 28-30 slightly rounded Tablespoons of coffee for 36 cups--for a pretty strong coffee. You have to use some trial and error.
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Enough to fill a double shot basket and have a little left over. We make 2 double shots rack morning and grind one full resivour of beans. Then add another 1/3 resivour to get enough grinds for our 2 double shot lattes.
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I think the minimum is 6 cups of coffee which is the bottom line indented inside the pot. (That would make you 4 12 oz. mugs of coffee.) You can do a trial run with just water to see how much less will still be enough for the boiling water to perc up to the basket. You may also have to experiment with perc times and amount of coffee to get the strength you want. With less water you may not need to let it go for 10 minutes. I also found that a strong brand of coffee requires less brewing time. Good luck.
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First use the cup as a measuring cup for the beans. Use just enough beans to refill that same cup. Also clean the plastic cupholder after use as ground coffee accumulates at the top.
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I used slightly less than 1/4 cup per cup of coffee but I don't recall how many cups that amounted to. You'll have to do a bit of math. I no longer have the bag or scoop, but was very pleased with the product.
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A cup of coffee is measured as 5 ounces. I would guess this made about 10 ounces.
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I don't know the exact capacity. I use a rounded 1/2 cup measuring cup for a 10 cup pot of relatively strong coffee. It would probably hold 2/3 cup max. It's intended to grind enough for one pot to almost any strength.
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i use approximately 1/2 pound of good, medium roast ground coffee for 36 cups in my model l1200.(my user guide suggests 3 1/2 cups coffee for medium brew); amounts can be varied to suit personal taste and particular coffee strengths/blends.