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Question: how many oz. in 1 cup
Document: It's billed as a 12-cup unit but they are basing it on 5 oz cups. An actual cup is 8 oz so you are really only getting 7.5 cups from a full pot. I've had many coffee makers over the years but this is my first with a dispenser instead of a carafe. So far I've been very happy with it.In conclusion, while the unit is a bit bulky, it is very attractive. It is easy to use and maintain.
If I brew less than 8 cups, I have to follow the manual's recommendation of 6 grams coffee per 5-fl oz cup (nearly twice what my old unit needed) presumably because this one is not a cone filter and the water contacts the grounds for less time.I really do like this unit, but here are my complaints in order from minor to irritating: 1) The water reservoir is long and narrow which makes it awkward to fill using a fridge water dispenser.
I have long been a proponent of Cuisinart but have had way too many issues with this coffee maker to justify getting another one from them. We have had this for a little over year and have run into the following problems:-The auto start fails to work-Making coffee with the 1-4 cup setting fails to work-The unit leaks.
So, my review is to the many people that didn't read the manual and see that if you are only making a few cups of coffeethere is a 1-4 cups select button so the coffee is stronger because with a small amount of water running through it thereis an extra demand on the makerI just made the best cup of coffee I've had in 3 years with my new cuisinart coffee on demand. First I ran 12 cups of waterthrough the machine after soaking my filter for 20 minutes.
I really thought long and hard before purchasing this coffee maker. My decision was difficult to make based on so many negative comments at this web site. But I've been looking for just this type of coffee maker and in the end took the plunge. I've had it a week and so far I like it a lot. I love the &#34;on demand&#34; feature, the 1-4 cup feature and the ability to change the length of time for the automatic shutoff.
I purchased this coffee maker about a week ago to replace an older Cuisinart model and am thoroughly pleased. The previous model made the best coffee, and kept it hotter longer, without a burnt taste, than any other coffee maker I have owned. And I have owned many. As good as it was, the older Cuisinart model did have some minor shortcomings that have been corrected in the new model. 1.
Was a little leary about ordering because of some of the reviews. So far this coffee maker is perfect, no problems with pouring the water in for brewing as many indicated. Makes a delicious cup of coffee.
We purchased this unit to replace a Hamilton Beech Brewstation that had stopped working after only 2 months. There are so many features of this unit that we love starting with the water reservoir that lifts out so you can take it to the faucet. We also like the lever that you just push for it to dispense coffee, so much better then the Brewstation where you were to push your cup against it to  dispense the coffee, but it always pushed the unit further back on the counter.
I have bought cuisinart products for many years and have never been unhappy until now. The problem is it takes way to long to fill up a cup. When the pot is full it will fill a cup great for the first 2 cups then it takes forever. I called the company and they sent a new tank out but that did not make a difference. Also the gauge that tells you how much coffee you have is pitiful.
The last cup is just as hot and fresh as the first cup two hours prior. I read many reviews on this maker before purchasing the product. I am very glad that others shared their positive experiences that helped me make this choice. I am so very happy! I understand that it might not be the right fit for everyone since we all have different likes and dislikes but for me - it is the perfect match!
Answer: Hi Catherine, 5oz per cup I have coffee mugs that I use and 5oz fill them 3/4 full I hope this helps you Have a grate day.