CoffeeGeek - Cuisinart Brew Central - Robert Jason's Review (#)

  „The manual (yes, I RTFM) states that a MAXIMUM of 15 scoops of ground coffee per brew cycle can be used).  I then carefully measured out 12 scoops (using Cuisinarts provided scoop, I guess around 6 grams per scoop) of the freshly ground, 2 day rested Yrg, and dumped this into the supplied permanent gold filter (You may also use a #4 paper filter). I figured with the slightly smaller scoop then my 7.25 gram scoop, I'd cut back the water amount a cup, thus 11 cups of water rather than 12. Cuisinart actually recommends 12 scoops/12 cups, but we like our brew a bit stronger.“

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