CookieCrumbs · F
Are they referring to 250ml cups?
I drink morning coffee from a 500ml biggie mug.
I drink morning coffee from a 500ml biggie mug.
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Northwest · M
@CookieCrumbs Venti peach lemonade ice tea light on ice
Ontheroad · M
@CookieCrumbs I can almost guarantee you they are.
Northwest · M
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Ontheroad · M
Exactly - and the following makes the statement completely meaningless:
Standard U.S. cup (general use): 8floz (237mL)
A standard European cup of coffee typically ranges from 4 to 6 ounces (120–180 milliliters).
Coffee maker “cup” marking: Most coffee makers define a “cup” as 5–6floz (148–177mL)
Specialty coffee definition: The Specialty Coffee Association (SCA) defines 1 cup of coffee as 6floz (177mL) of water used to brew
Restaurant/cafeteria size: Many diners and cafes serve coffee in 6floz (177mL) mugs, leaving room for cream and sugar
Espresso shot: A single shot is about 1floz (30mL)
Standard U.S. cup (general use): 8floz (237mL)
A standard European cup of coffee typically ranges from 4 to 6 ounces (120–180 milliliters).
Coffee maker “cup” marking: Most coffee makers define a “cup” as 5–6floz (148–177mL)
Specialty coffee definition: The Specialty Coffee Association (SCA) defines 1 cup of coffee as 6floz (177mL) of water used to brew
Restaurant/cafeteria size: Many diners and cafes serve coffee in 6floz (177mL) mugs, leaving room for cream and sugar
Espresso shot: A single shot is about 1floz (30mL)
Ontheroad · M
@CookieCrumbs hmmm, there might be a message in this 😁
CookieCrumbs · F
@Ontheroad
It’s ok if i was making for myself. But if I have guests, I’d have to calculate the “cups” equivalent to the cups that’d be using to serve coffee + my mug. That should give me the correct “cups” line for water and number of spoonfuls of the coffee.
Too much “mathing” at 7am.
It’s ok if i was making for myself. But if I have guests, I’d have to calculate the “cups” equivalent to the cups that’d be using to serve coffee + my mug. That should give me the correct “cups” line for water and number of spoonfuls of the coffee.
Too much “mathing” at 7am.
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@Ontheroad Should mention on coffee maker pots, the model there's a big difference in cups sizes.
The larger coffee makers tend to be standard cup sizes.
I never use any of the smaller coffee makers.
The larger coffee makers tend to be standard cup sizes.
I never use any of the smaller coffee makers.
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
Easy. One pot is 12 cups. No place serves just only one cup.
Heck try to get a combo of anything with a small 8 oz cup. They usually insist on a medium 12-16 oz with combos.
My coffee mug is 2 cups 16 oz. And it's not a large 20+ oz.
Three of my cups would easily exceed 5 cups
Heck try to get a combo of anything with a small 8 oz cup. They usually insist on a medium 12-16 oz with combos.
My coffee mug is 2 cups 16 oz. And it's not a large 20+ oz.
Three of my cups would easily exceed 5 cups
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