It is possible to use 4" cups / mugs ? Or is it limited to 2" ?
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You can use up to a 3" cup - the coffee is still great and espressolike in this cup. The 2": take it when you want the real good espresso taste. 4" is to big.
1272496
You can use up to a 3" cup - the coffee is still great and espressolike in thiscup. The 2": take it when you want the real good espresso taste. 4" is to big.
1272497
Hi Mr. G there is a removable tray under the cups, with that taken out 4"cups are no problem
1876681
The base is ~4 3/8" in diameter (the part that rests on the rim of the cup). The diameter of the protruding lip (the part that rests inside the rim of your cup/mug) is ~2 5/8". So, I think you need a cup with >2 3/8" inside diameter, but < 4 3/8' outside diameter. It's a #2 cone, but I imagine you could use it with any capacity cup (mine is about 10 oz).
414806
My mugs are 4 inches tall and 3 inches in diameter. I hang them by the handle on the top two sets of hooks. I don't use the bottom rack. I can hang ten this way without having to invert them. The rack can easily handle a larger diameter mug. Very satisfied with the look and convenience.
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Absolutely NOT....it will only take mugs up to 4.5" and my taller "coffee" cups won't fit, let alone a travel mug.
2000171
To be sure, email the seller and ask for height and width. It may be 10 cups with a smaller, wider size.
2066144
Can it make only 2 cups at a time equally well? My wife doesn't drink coffee but I do and 4 cups is too much for one sitting.
1012398
Only a pretty short one. My wife bought me one with it and it was about 1/4" too tall. You've got 4.75" of clearance - a mug taller than that won't fit. This is a small unit.
1042113
You amy be able to use your own that is comparable in size. Or you may be able to contact the manufacturer and see if they ship just the mugs. They may be able to tell you where to buy the mug. Not sure. But I use my own mug.
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No, the 2-cup cups won't nest inside side-by-side, if that's what you meant, but I agree it would be great if they did! You could put one 2-cup inside, and then put the second 2-cup inside the first and that would save a bit of space.
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Yes, you can make less cups -- as a matter of fact, 8 cups is deceiving because their 8 cups is 5 ozs each and most people I know consider a cup to be 8 ozs, so it really doesn't make 8 cups; but I have made four with it and even two, and that works fine. I got the 8 cup size so I would be able to make a four to six cups at a time. It wouldn't work to have 8 real cups.
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this is not certainly suitable for 2cups...min it might cook is about 10cups..its really big..
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I only make 1 or 2 cups at a time in mine. I haven't noticed any drawbacks. I like being able to put the whole 2 cups in a large mug if I am in the mood for that much coffee.
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it says you can fit a cup but I can usually only fit two thirds cup in each tray
1250493
I can fix a 6" mug in there. I can also remove the "drip" plate and add additional space (about 2") on my model. Chose the largest cup size for your mug and you should be good to go.
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I have two 16 oz travel mugs that fit under the spout. That is the great thing about the removable coffee cup platform!! Hope that helps!
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The cup must be no taller than 3 1/4 inches or 8 cm. Tall mugs will not fit but one that is less than 3 1/4 inches will fit.
2150580
Yes definitely 2 full mugs. Capacity is about 3 mugs. The indentations you see each indicate about 1 mug size.