What is the maximum and minimum amount of liquid coffee that this can produce?
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Minimum 1 drop, just pour enough water so the grounds can absorb and then release 1 drop of coffee.Maximum infinite, just keep pouring. Adjust grounds as necessary to get the flavor profile you want. For me ~14g ground is good for 8-12 oz coffee, I tried to get 16-24oz with that and lacked boldness.
143721
I agree with Catherine T. Depends on your preference. I brew 2 cups but take the first. Call me selfish, but I like it strong!
143722
It's hard to say, based on how strong you like your coffee. I make 2 full cups usually, but it seems like you could get more.
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Minimum 1 drop, just pour enough water so the grounds can absorb and then release 1 drop of coffee. Maximum infinite, just keep pouring. Adjust grounds as necessary to get the flavor profile you want. For me ~14g ground is good for 8-12 oz coffee, I tried to get 16-24oz with that and lacked boldness.
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32oz should be fine, you would need to experiment with the amount of grounds you need though. 14g makes me 8-12oz, but 21g makes me 16-24oz.Most important think when you're using the V60 is pouring technique. For 32 oz of coffee you will need to consistently "knock down" the high grounds to reintroduce them to the brew.
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Yes. There is an adjustment that will slow down the dripping through the ground coffee so you can use a smaller amount of water and coffee to brew the amount you want. I use this every day to make just one large mug of coffee. It might take you a few times to get just the right amount of water and coffee to suit your taste, but it does make a great cup of coffee.
1075493
I use 40 grams of coffee and 20 ounces of water. If this is too strong for you, just reduce the coffee. I like my coffee with a dark roast.
359226
Hi Daniel,There are several different ratios that are accepted among coffee aficionados, but the one I stand by is 10.0g water for every 1.0g of coffee (remember grams = milliliters). I usually program the Vario to dispense 35g of coffee with a final coffee yield of 350ml. Hope this helps!Best, -N
1749095
The funnel holds 4 cups of liquid max. I would place all 6 scoops of coffee into the cone and then add slightly less than 4 cups in 3 repetitions.
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Might depend on how you perform the pour over. I have noticed if you do not pour for like a minute, the device will turn off. I usually make (2) 12 oz cups of coffee from my Chemex (44g coffee, 750-800g water). I have forgotten to turn on the device while pouring, but I have figured that as long as I measured the right amount of water in the kettle that I can pour all the water out without affecting the flavor. Also, I pour just a little bit up front to let the coffee bloom for like 30 seconds but then proceed pouring a steady stream which helps keep the scale active. Sorry for the essay but I hope this helps. Might depend on how you perform the pour over. I have noticed if you do not pour for like a minute, the device will turn off. I usually make (2) 12 oz cups of coffee from my Chemex (44g coffee, 750-800g water). I have forgotten to turn on the device while pouring, but I have figured that as long as I measured the right amount of water in the kettle that I can pour all the water out without affecting the flavor. Also, I pour just a little bit up front to let the coffee bloom for like 30 seconds but then proceed pouring a steady stream which helps keep the scale active. Sorry for the essay... » Read More Might depend on how you perform the pour over. I have noticed if you do not pour for like a minute, the device will turn off. I usually make (2) 12 oz cups of coffee from my Chemex (44g coffee, 750-800g water). I have forgotten to turn on the device while pouring, but I have figured that as long as I measured the right amount of water in the kettle that I can pour all the water out without affecting the flavor. Also, I pour just a little bit up front to let the coffee bloom for like 30 seconds but then proceed pouring a steady stream which helps keep the scale active. Sorry for the essay but I hope this helps. « Show Less
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It says there is a .5L minimum, however, after I read your question I tried it. I put exactly 1 cup of water in it, it was slightly below the minimum line, and it boiled the single cup for me.
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There is a gage on the side for the amount of water to make coffee. It starts at 2 and goes up to 12. So you can make any amount you want. I like to make the 12 cup and save some in the refrigerator for iced coffee or to reheat the next day. It make a great cup of coffee, but watch out it is very hot. I usually put an ice cube in the cup if I use creamora or a powered creamer.
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sorry.....I am traveling now and not home to measure.........my guess is that it makes approximately 12 to 16 oz. of liquid coffee: a good size mug and just a few tablespoons left over
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You could make less, just put less coffee and water in. You'd have to experiment to get it exactly the strength you like.
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This coffeemaker has a maximum capacity of 60 ounces. One cup of coffee is equal to 5 fluid ounces. This is the industry standard. Please make sure to fill the water reservoir using your decanter instead of a standard measuring cup.
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This cup has just enough room for a single shot and the subsequent cream produced. It will not be able to hold toouch additional liquid. I would say maybe an additional milliliter.
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It makes 2 to 8 cups, but the coffee tastes best when you make at least 4, I've found.
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Might depend on how you perform the pour over. I have noticed if you do not pour for like a minute, the device will turn off. I usually make (2) 12 oz cups of coffee from my Chemex (44g coffee, 750-800g water). I have forgotten to turn on the device while pouring, but I have figured that as long as I measured the right amount of water in the kettle that I can pour all the water out without affecting the flavor. Also, I pour just a little bit up front to let the coffee bloom for like 30 seconds but then proceed pouring a steady stream which helps keep the scale active. Sorry for the essay but I hope this helps.
108637
Not sure! And I don't do my coffee extremely strong so that would affect the number of cups one would yield.
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I use 6 heaping sppon fulls. It really depends on how strong you like your coffee. You can always add more if desired. I hope this helps and Happy Java!
537287
Yes, you can brew less than a carafe by adjusting the amount of water (and coffee). I do it all the time.