Something doesn't compute: this is supposed to be 1.75 oz capacity espresso cup and the dims are 9"x6.5"? uhhh..?
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That is not a expresso cup....look for GSI Double walled 2oz stainless cup...That Photo just a cooking pot....Hope that Helps
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I'm in the same position as the others. Mine is a 11 cup machine, and I have no idea. Sorry!
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2.3" H x 4.6" OD x 4.4" ID x 0.2" thick with slight taper to bottom. Labled volume is 2 cups; actual volume is 1.34 cups BUT now see the lid fits 2 slightly different shaped containers so will have to wait for my wife to return to verify that I measured the correct container (both containers have identical volumes) using vernier caliper. I don't have time to take the measurements of the other container right now; sorry. Also Known As Kroke
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The company shipped the wrong item. Stay tuned! I had the company actually measure the item that I ordered prior to shipping and they told me that the measurements were the same. They just shipped the wrong item. I am hoping.Here are the links for the item I ordered:The white one http://www.nelsonappliance.com/Mr.+Coffee+%23ESD12+Coffee+Maker+Carafes+(12+Cup).html The black one http://www.nelsonappliance.com/Mr.+Coffee+%23ESD13+Coffee+Maker+Carafes+(12+Cup).html .
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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.
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I think it may be because the "cup" referred to by the manufacturer is only 6 oz. and not 8 oz., which is the volume of a true cup.
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The size is labeled as for "5 cups" but I usuallly drink my coffee fron a standard size mug and at full capacity it only provides two (2) MUGS full,, which is enough to satisfy this coffee hound. I don't know what size cups they used to make the five that they claim but they must have used very small cups...The machine does do the job very well ( I mean for Two MUGS full.)I'm happy with it.
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I have this and it appears (I have not measured) to hold about 1 to 1.5 cups. They are hand made and all are a tad different.David
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It's cylindrical...about two inches high and almost 2 inches circumference. I wish I could show you a picture. I think it makes a nice, HOT cup of coffee full of flavor. Only hold about 1 1/2 c water, but I'm happy with it. I only drink one/day and my daughter only once in a while. I like it, just wish has disposable paper filters in that size so I don't get grinds in the sink. we buy the #2 cone papers, cut off about 1/2 inch, fold the ONE side straight at the bottom, open it and put it inside the filter. It works fine! Took a couple times to figure out, but hey, we're genius! I think for the money, you just can't beat it! It's cylindrical...about two inches high and almost 2 inches circumference. I wish I could show you a picture. I think it makes a nice, HOT cup of coffee full of flavor. Only hold about 1 1/2 c water, but I'm happy with it. I only drink one/day and my daughter only once in a while. I like it, just wish has disposable paper filters in that size so I don't get grinds in the sink. we buy the #2 cone papers, cut off about 1/2 inch, fold the ONE side straight at the bottom, open it and put it inside the filter. It works fine! Took a couple times to figure out, but hey, we're genius! I think for... » Read More It's cylindrical...about two inches high and almost 2 inches circumference. I wish I could show you a picture. I think it makes a nice, HOT cup of coffee full of flavor. Only hold about 1 1/2 c water, but I'm happy with it. I only drink one/day and my daughter only once in a while. I like it, just wish has disposable paper filters in that size so I don't get grinds in the sink. we buy the #2 cone papers, cut off about 1/2 inch, fold the ONE side straight at the bottom, open it and put it inside the filter. It works fine! Took a couple times to figure out, but hey, we're genius! I think for the money, you just can't beat it! « Show Less
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When I received the 3 cup pot in the mail, I realized it was too small for the amount of espresso that my husband & I drink in the morning. It makes approximately 3/4 cup of espresso total, which is less than the two of us is willing to share. I sent it back and ordered the 6 cup size instead and it makes about 1 1/2 cups when finished and then we add milk or cream to make it a larger cup. The 6 cup pot is NOT large but the perfect size for the two of us. It makes like 8-12 oz of coffee.
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Such a lazy question... The dimensions of the container... You mean the 40 cup 10x8x9 container mentioned in the name of the product? Why, miraculously, those dimensions are 10x8x9! I know! Who would have thought?
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Howdy. Cup is 3.375" diameter by 1" deep. 8.95 cu.in. = 0.6199 cup. A lot of the recipes I use work nicely with is volume. Try Angel Food Cake, a good portion to hold and enjoy.Namasté,Jack
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I have not yet purchased this item, but I estimated the size of each (of the 12 cavities) to be approximately 1.8x1.8x0.9 inches (2.92 cubic inches), which is about 1.62 oz (us) (x 12= 19.44 oz us). That's about 2.44 cup (or 2 cup plus 4 Tablespoon plus 1 Teaspoon) for all 12 (one sheet).Probably a bit less, considering the exact shape. Maybe 2 cups is a good rough estimate.Measured in centimetres, 4.57x4.57x2.29, which is about 1.68 oz (uk) (x 12 = 20.16 oz uk). If my maths are correct, that should be pretty close. Corrections kindly accepted!
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I believe its only 6 cups. I had a 10 previously and its definitely not that big.
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Measure half a cup and take out one tablespoon and that will give ya the 7/16. Like you I am really bad at this measuring thing so I look stuff on the net and I print it out or write it out and put into a folder for further use :)
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You know, I'm not too sure. It is the same size as a standard household coffee pot. I assume each cup is around 6 ounces. I bought mine to use at work, and I'm not at work today so I can't check. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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I asked the same question four months ago and never got a reply. This is a simple glitch to fix at the site; wake someone up. I had to buy it to find out. IT IS A 500 ml POT. 220 ml (aprx 7 oz.) will fill the bottom portion below the hammered design if you just want to make 2 good demi-tasse cups of coffee minus the solids. You can make a decent small coffee as well as a larger amount to share so don't listen to much of the chatter from the "experts" online regarding appropriate size to buy. Well made, nice design, worth the extra dollars for a very solid ibrik. Now I will travel back in time and assure myself I am buying the correct pot. I asked the same question four months ago and never got a reply. This is a simple glitch to fix at the site; wake someone up. I had to buy it to find out. IT IS A 500 ml POT. 220 ml (aprx 7 oz.) will fill the bottom portion below the hammered design if you just want to make 2 good demi-tasse cups of coffee minus the solids. You can make a decent small coffee as well as a larger amount to share so don't listen to much of the chatter from the "experts" online regarding appropriate size to buy. Well made, nice design, worth the extra dollars for a very solid ibrik. Now I will travel... » Read More I asked the same question four months ago and never got a reply. This is a simple glitch to fix at the site; wake someone up. I had to buy it to find out. IT IS A 500 ml POT. 220 ml (aprx 7 oz.) will fill the bottom portion below the hammered design if you just want to make 2 good demi-tasse cups of coffee minus the solids. You can make a decent small coffee as well as a larger amount to share so don't listen to much of the chatter from the "experts" online regarding appropriate size to buy. Well made, nice design, worth the extra dollars for a very solid ibrik. Now I will travel back in time and assure myself I am buying the correct pot. « Show Less