How large are the cups? On a mr. coffee, the decanter was marked 12 cups but measured in a measuring cup, they were 4 oz cups.
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The instructions say "1 cup brewed coffee = 5 fluid ounces." We love this pot. Works great. We also got the glass percolator top for it.
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The coffee percolator only makes about 6 to 8 cups I would say 8 ounce cups
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It measures 4 full cups (8 ounces each) for the water to come up to the bottom of the spout.
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Sizes are embossed on the end of each handle. Measures 1/8 cup to 2 cups, with the size showing large cup measure with smaller ml underneath.
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The large one is almost 10 cups, med. one is almost 6 cups, and the small one is around 3 1/2 cups.
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I purchased the larger (8 cup) and it is about 32 oz. The 3 cup I believe is about 12 oz. The larger size produces about 2-1/2 large mugs of coffee. So glad I purchased it as I really enjoy french press style coffee and there's no chance of breaking the beaker as it's made out of a special unbreakable substance. You won't be disappointed.
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Nope. It holds 12 6 ounce cups per the manufacturers info. It appears to be pretty standard with coffee pot manufacturers that they use 6 ounces for the measurement of a cup of coffee.
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I believe they're 11 oz cups, which is quite a bit larger than traditional coffee cups. I'm a huge coffee drinker, so I like the larger cups so I don't have to get up and down every few minutes. Plus, I'm a pretty big man and the handles on these cups are perfect. My wife likes them because she can slip four fingers through the handle.
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I purchased this for a new-coffee-drinking friend. As I remember the cups were about 3 inches tall. Perfect for espresso. I believe they were stated to hold 4 ounces.
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One cup of coffee is equal to 5 fluid ounces. This is the industry standard as all of our competitors have also used 5 fluid ounces. The maximum yield for this unit is 25 fluid ounces.
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Typically coffee maker "Cups" are 5 ounces or smaller. Per Cuisinare theirs are 5 ounces so a 12 cup brewer will produce 60 ounces. Espresso or Turkish coffee cups may be even smaller and some other makers of drip coffee makers use slightly smaller "cups" too so measure how much water your maker needs to fill it to the full level to determine cup size if it is not listed in the manual. Per Jeremy's math and if the pot's volume listed is correct it should hold just under 17 five ounce "Cups" or 4+ of my 20 ounce insulated mugs of coffee.
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Its about a cup, 6-8 ounces. They're not as deep as they look as the inside is kind of rounded.
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1/2 cup. I thought it was going to be more, but it measured as 1/2 cup (4 oz)
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Seems like an odd question for a coffee cup. Maybe providing the number of ounces would be more appropriate?
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They are a bit larger, as 2ozs of liquid in the cup leaves a little over 1/4 inch of space to the top of the cup, allowing you to put a tiny bit more in the cup if you so desire.
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I just measured some water. They hold 10oz. Of coffee with room for a hit of cream :)
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I have the 4 cup model, which is supposed to make 6 ounces. Some water stays in the bottom, so about 4.5 to 5 ounces of coffee is brewed. I heat about one ounce of water in a mug in the microwave while the pot is brewing, then pour the coffee into the hot water to dilute it.
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It makes 32 oz or 4 8 oz cups. They must consider a "cup" of coffee to be 4 oz. By the way, I love it, very durable and makes great coffee.
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They have both sizes. For me, the 11 oz was just right for one cup of coffee.