how much liquid does each carafe hold?
1368411
i believe 32 ouces. I used them for a large dinner at my home (5 tables) and want carafes on each table but didn't want to take up a lot of space. If you are looking for something that is going to get contant use, you may want to get something more durable. They worked great for what I needed.
1368412
1 quart. Mine have worked fine. Unlike the carafe that comes with my coffee maker they keep the coffee hot for hours.How you "explode" a mirrored vacuum bottle if you take reasonable care escapes me. It is glass if you beat it up it will obviously will break.
1368413
just under a pot of coffee. however they are not well made. they leak and 1 exploded on the inside so they both went in the trash can......
310075
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.
1161697
These hold about 1 cup liquid, the only downside is they are a bit shallow. Maybe about 1 inch tall, if that makes sense. They don't seem to tip too easy though.
560682
I believe I went to the bodums website and did a little research than measured. (I don't have the actual carafe anymore, it was my daughters) went off of the numbers etc.
1702750
About 1/2 of a 12 cup pot of coffee. That turns into 3 "real" sized coffee mugs full. This is not a carafe that will keep your beverage hot for 12 hours. It is great for getting the coffee out of the pot before it starts to burn from the heat plate. We have 2 and have used them every day for over a year. We really like them.
120843
I suppose one could adjust the amount of coffee grounds and water in order to brew as much or as little as they wanted. While the carafe is marked five cups it only fills about two and a half coffee mugs.
1408352
I use cups that hold 1 cup of fluid up to big cups for iced coffee that are 32oz. Hope that helps.
1889597
Carafe is large. Definitely holds 14 cups. Beware of the issues noted in the review though. I had two so far, and both their lids broke.
316986
Sorry to take so long to respond. I specifically purchased these to use with my Keurig Brewer. (Special Edition B60 purchased in 2009). It will hold the 9.25 oz. large mug with plenty of room to add creamer or syrup. If I really want to keep the liquid hot, I "brew" just a cup of hot water, let it sit a 30 sec. and then dump out the water and immediately brew my coffee or tea. I also use it for ice coffee or tea. Just fill the mug with ice to the top and use the small cup, 5.25 oz and it makes a great mug of iced liquid. I don't think you can go wrong with these. I even use the 16 oz tumblers for ice tea/coffee too. Hope this helps. Sorry to take so long to respond. I specifically purchased these to use with my Keurig Brewer. (Special Edition B60 purchased in 2009). It will hold the 9.25 oz. large mug with plenty of room to add creamer or syrup. If I really want to keep the liquid hot, I "brew" just a cup of hot water, let it sit a 30 sec. and then dump out the water and immediately brew my coffee or tea. I also use it for ice coffee or tea. Just fill the mug with ice to the top and use the small cup, 5.25 oz and it makes a great mug of iced liquid. I don't think you can go wrong with these. I even use the 16... » Read More Sorry to take so long to respond. I specifically purchased these to use with my Keurig Brewer. (Special Edition B60 purchased in 2009). It will hold the 9.25 oz. large mug with plenty of room to add creamer or syrup. If I really want to keep the liquid hot, I "brew" just a cup of hot water, let it sit a 30 sec. and then dump out the water and immediately brew my coffee or tea. I also use it for ice coffee or tea. Just fill the mug with ice to the top and use the small cup, 5.25 oz and it makes a great mug of iced liquid. I don't think you can go wrong with these. I even use the 16 oz tumblers for ice tea/coffee too. Hope this helps. « Show Less
537287
Yes, you can brew less than a carafe by adjusting the amount of water (and coffee). I do it all the time.
45594
Yes. About the only issue i've ever had with these is you need to be careful not to bump the empty carafe when empty and hot.
1810943
You can make 4 cups. The carafe is stainless but we don't think the reservoir is. This machine is very heavy, and we regret buying it because the reservoir must always be full and the machine must always be "on."
1980180
My carafe holds 5 c. of liquid (40 oz.) when full. Therefore, B&D; is apparently figuring on 5 oz. per "cup". My mugs are more like 10-12 oz, so I usually get 3 - 4 mugs of coffee from a full carafe. That's plenty for me.
1162741
Each one holds about 1/3 cup of liquid, which is about 2.7 ounces if you leave a bit at the top to prevent overflow when putting the lids on.
188075
If you only fill to the top of each cube (so they don't connect) you can fit 8-9oz. If you fill the tray to the top (so each cube is joined) then you can fit a full 12oz of liquid.
901883
The carafe is about 3 1/2" tall. It holds about 16 oz. of water or coffee. I got it for camping and because it is very small. I don't have much room in our van. This way we hope to get a quick first cup of coffee to start the day. The toaster holds very little but sometimes we just need to warm up a piece of food or slice of pizza. We haven't tried it yet. I hope this answer helps.
1836422
If a cup is 8 ozs, then 12 cups would be 96 ozs! If the carafe holds 96 ozs of water, then you would have 12 cups! I have never measured this! When the coffee is gone, I make more! The mugs I use are larger than 8 ozs, so I don't really know how many actual 'cups' my mug holds? I may never know, because I'm not going to measure it! I have other more fun things to do!!!