Can you specify weight (grams/oz) instead of number cups?
794062
No, It only measures by the cup. You can adjust the amount the cup will dispense with a knob so I think you could calibrate, with a scale, the amount that is dispensed by weight. I bought this machine because it is excellent in it's consistency of the grind and the and the amount it dispenses.
794063
No, it doesn't have that sort of function. You can however use the the Weaker/Stronger setting to tune the amount. It is pretty consistent with the amount it puts out so you may be able to fine tune any weight requirement you need with a scale and the stronger/weaker options.
1722374
I use 26.2 grams for a 20 ounce pot. A very strong brew, but that's the way I like it.
1103948
Sorry I do not know my shipment came in pieces. Was like a jigsaw puzzle of broken corelle ware so they returned to amazon. My daughter has a different set and her cups are 12 oz.
1072618
Make a full capacity batch Pour into a measuring cup and divide that amount by 1.5. As a "cup" is 1.5 oz
1973924
Yes it will. You can set the units of measurement by ounces, mL, pounds, fluid ounces or grams with one touch of a button.
499138
Are you sure? Dig deeper and it might be there. I would get a small measuring cup and 1 oz is appropriately 30 g.
1221444
Hi, I doubt they do. The cups have been used for its indicated content (full cup only). However, if you may require other varieties of amount/measurements based on the universal scope of recipes, I do believe that you'll be able to find your cup - there are plenty of them to choose from...and I can measure almost anything! Hope this clarifies and serves as an aid to you.
912902
Better than that...it displays 0.10 ounces (1/10th of ounce) plus you can change it to 3 other forms of weight all 0.10.
2090619
I measured mine dry with a food scale and then cooked. You could use that and then take 1 cooked portion and translate it to cups or cooked weight if that's what you preferred.
1896137
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.
1246639
there is a switch on the bottom of the scale that you can set to grams or ounces.
1068522
Yes - you can switch to grams and KG, although I've only used pounds and ounces.
621835
The product has three modes: (1) grams, (2) ounces to two decimal points, and (3) pounds and ounces to one decimal point. Depending on the mode setting, the scale can measure up to 5,000 grams, 175 ounces, or 11.0 pounds, respectively.
1921074
Well mine are all marked 80 grams.80 grams = 2.8219 ozs.http://www.metric-conversions.org/weight/grams-to-ounces-table.htm <---- here is a conversion table.
1780952
Nope.Are you sure you need to measure 1/100th of a gram? 1 gram is pretty light. There are more than 28, but less than 29, grams in 1 ounce.If you really need a scale accurate down to 1/100th of an ounce, you're going to need a laboratory grade scale. And I don't want to know what you're weighing.
1822723
181 grams. (It gives the weight in ounces, just type it into Google with "oz to grams" and it will tell you)
930554
After you turn on the scale, just press the "mode" button. The display screen will switch from ounces to grams (it's kind of small and hard to see).