This holds 2 cups of cream, right? Can I use only one cup if that is all I need?
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Buy 1 pint (16 oz) of heavy whipping cream and pour it in. Only use Whip-It brand cartridges- insert the cartridge. Screw down the cap until you hear all the pressure relieved. Don't unscrew the cartridge cap, just leave it screwed in until all the whip cream is used. After pressurizing the cream, give it 5-8 good shakes, slowly pull the trigger over the sink to get it going. It sputters a bit at first, then it works perfectly. You can use it for up to a week. Keep in fridge. Shake a few times before each use after being on the fridge. I mix in a ounce of vanilla when I pour in the heavy cream for flavor. If you want it sweetened, use only confectioners sugar. Buy 1 pint (16 oz) of heavy whipping cream and pour it in. Only use Whip-It brand cartridges- insert the cartridge. Screw down the cap until you hear all the pressure relieved. Don't unscrew the cartridge cap, just leave it screwed in until all the whip cream is used. After pressurizing the cream, give it 5-8 good shakes, slowly pull the trigger over the sink to get it going. It sputters a bit at first, then it works perfectly. You can use it for up to a week. Keep in fridge. Shake a few times before each use after being on the fridge. I mix in a ounce of vanilla when I pour in the heavy... » Read More Buy 1 pint (16 oz) of heavy whipping cream and pour it in. Only use Whip-It brand cartridges- insert the cartridge. Screw down the cap until you hear all the pressure relieved. Don't unscrew the cartridge cap, just leave it screwed in until all the whip cream is used. After pressurizing the cream, give it 5-8 good shakes, slowly pull the trigger over the sink to get it going. It sputters a bit at first, then it works perfectly. You can use it for up to a week. Keep in fridge. Shake a few times before each use after being on the fridge. I mix in a ounce of vanilla when I pour in the heavy cream for flavor. If you want it sweetened, use only confectioners sugar. « Show Less
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Buy 1 pint (16 oz) of heavy whipping cream and pour it in. Only use Whip-It brand cartridges- insert the cartridge. Screw down the cap until you hear all the pressure relieved. Don't unscrew the cartridge cap, just leave it screwed in until all the whip cream is used. After pressurizing the cream, give it 5-8 good shakes, slowly pull the trigger over the sink to get it going. It sputters a bit at first, then it works perfectly. You can use it for up to a week. Keep in fridge. Shake a few times before each use after being on the fridge. I mix in a ounce of vanilla when I pour in the heavy cream for flavor. If you want it sweetened, use only confectioners sugar.
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yes, and i suggest you use up the other cup of cream left in the bottle in about 1 week :D
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You can but you may need to use two cartridges of gas to get the results you are used to. I don't leave the gas cartridges screwed in. Pointless with the stop valve. don't forget to shake it each time you use it.
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Oh yes, you can use 2 cups in it, but I sometimes use less if I want to make up a certain flavor, and use the same charge. I love this thing. Would buy again in a heartbeat.
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There aren't really two cups, but it's for insulation. No; this cup is for cold beverages only.
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I'm sure you can but I always make a full pot and bought a smaller one for five cups. The 5 cupper gives me two mugs and the 8 cupper gives me 4 mugs. I'm not sure I answered your question but I hope this helped. Also, I love these pots! They make the best tasting coffee! I also bought the metal mesh filter.
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Hi, actually, it will perfectly brew two mug-sized cups. put 2 1/2 scoops of coffee. I use this pot every day, and I love it!
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Mine holds just a little more than 2 measuring cups. I use a large cup for coffee or tea so this works out pretty well for me. If you need more coffee or tea It's very easy to dump out the old grounds and make a new cup. This always gives you a fresh cup with no old coffee taste.
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Sure. I often make less than a full pot, but there is no "2-cup" or "4-cup" setting. Just use less coffee and less water.
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We recommend using a pod only once to get the max amount of coffee for 1 cup. There may be a little left after the first cup, but using it more than once can result in the 2nd cup coming out weak.
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I don't see why you couldn't. If you sit your two cups beside each other, it would not make a mess as you switch from one cup to the other. It is really easy to keep lifting up and checking the level of the coffee in the cup because I keep doing this to see if I have poured enough water. Something I need to try is pouring a cup back through to do a "double brew" to see if I can do my normal amount of coffee grounds. With all the travel drip systems the main complaint was needing to use more grounds for normal strength and this one is the same in those regards. :) Heather
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There are separate water reservoirs for the single serve and carafe sides. It is basically 2 machines attached that use the same control panel. You flip a switch between the two sides. I'm not sure how many cups of water the single serve side will take. We usually fill it from the cup we want it to brew into so we always have just what we need.
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I use a two cup capacity mug. I love this coffee maker. It is easy to use and clean. I hope this helps you.
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Yes, you can brew just one or 2 cups. However, I drink out of a full size cup. The 4 cup Mr. Coffee ... really only brews 2 good size cups of coffee for me ... which is great . It has been a good little coffeemaker since I bought it. It being rated as a 4 cup coffeemaker ... must refer to those little white styrofoam cups.
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Well my mug holds about 2 1/2 cups give or take and the tea maker was perfect for it. I wouldn't fill the tea maker and use a small mug. Just a good (normal) sized mug does the trick :)
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I has opinion! Often I will make a single cup without using the server - just direct to mug - which is great. Where this shines is being able to make coffee for both my wife and I on weekend mornings. If you're ever going to make two cups of coffee, this is so totally worth it.
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no, I just bought it based on the answer of 2 cups and there is only 1. you owe me.
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No, I never use more than one K-Cup...it all just depends on how strong you like your coffee to be. If you have a super big mug though, I might double up. Sometimes I do combine flavors though. Keeps things interesting! Enjoy your Keurig!
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You can definatrly make 2 cups in it. I do it often because I drink alone during the day... 2-3 "cups" is a mug full. Every morning we make 6 cups except on weekends we make 8.
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I agree but if I use refillable cups, I just fill it full and hit the largest cup then the smallest cup and that fille my 16oz mug and still gives me room for creamer. I do wish there was a larger cup setting.