Is there a 1-4 cup setting?
117856
Not to my knowledge. I would put less water for a smaller amount of coffee. This coffee maker lasted less then six months. I have given up on Mr.Coffee makers
117857
There is no setting, but the minimum amount of water that is recommended is at least 4 cups.
117858
Yes, you can put 1 cup water in, 1 cup coffe out, etc. the only reason I do not like it is you cannot read lettering on face.
1888829
Yes you can do it. The coffee container/filter has marks for 2 and 4 cups of grounded coffee, so, you can measure half way up to the "2 cups" mark and you will have coffee to make 1 cup.At the begining, I found kinda hard to measure both time and coffee, but after two or three tries, I found the right amount of coffee and brewing time to have a nice cup of coffee (I usually like very strong coffee, so, I use the 4 cups line to make 2 cups of, i.e., moka).
437747
You are not supposed to use just one cup. If you use it correctly, it might work. The minimum is .5 liters which is a little over two cups. So many people seem not to follow instructions
137449
No, I only 1 cup. It's beautiful though, just the right size for a small child. Would also make a nice gift if you got it engraved.
2117730
I always make 1 or 2 cups only, so, I don't have this problem... Don't make a lot of coffee as well. :)
220394
Not directly. The largest pre-set size is the Lungo (3.7 ounces). If I want a full cup, I make two Lungos. I prefer my coffee strong so I use two capsules. Another option would be to run the Lungo cycle twice.
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I don't have it near me, but there are approximately 10-12 settings. You can get the desired gring for almost anything I can imagine. You dial the desired grind, tell it how many cups worth of beans are in the grinder and simply push the "on" button. The grind goes for the correct time - it's idiot proof and it eliminates debate with other people as to how long you should grind beans for the intended use.
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There is a 1-4 cup button but have never tried one cup only. I don't think there would be enough water to brew the coffee properly.
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yes it can - however it will take as long to make 1 cup as 4. You would scale down your water and coffee amounts to 1 cup ratio. I do not think it was designed with intention of regular one cup usage. but - you can do it.
2197458
You can programme either a 4oz or 8 oz coffee. You can prepare 2 coffees at a time but only 1 milk based coffee at a time because there is just 1 milk spout.
970849
I don't know a couple of cups, but I don't comment more then a bit like a 1/4 cup at a time. You need to leave room for the frothing. It works really well and really fast if you just pour a bit at the bottom- not overloading it. (plus your arm won't hurt) My mistake was putting a lot....then the top froths quickly leaving the bottom to pour out. My recommendation is frothing a bit....it goes a long way anyways :)
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I don't see any reason why you couldn't drop it to 3 or 4 cups. But this is a guess.
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Sure. You'll have to play with the amount of coffee and water to get the number of cups and strength you like but you can make anything from a single cup up to six.
109010
You can brew ONE or two cups at a time. Or one tea & one coffee. It does not have a brew delay.
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No. Just fill to how many cups you want. Had it for awile now and love it for the value.
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Definitely more than one cup of coffee. 3-4 at least. I typically add a bit more than it will hold in one go for a 5 cup French press.
157011
One cup would be difficult as there is a minimum amount of water you need to put in there to get it to work. Two cups would be OK...but keep in mind, the larger the pot of coffee, the better it works.