How many scoops do you use to make 10 cups of coffee?

Question

I use 4 heaping overflowing scoops, I like it strong!

Answer 1

Finally a true coffee drinker! The rule on the can is a teaspoon for every cup but true coffee drinkers need it strong because we have drank so much coffee that we have built up a tolerance! How else are you going to start the day when everyday there seems to be so much work to be done.

Answer 2

I use a standard-size coffee scoop (which is about 1 tablespoon), and I use one scoop for every cup that I am going to make, so 10 scoops for 10 cups. That might seem strong to some, but I don't like watered-down coffee.

Answer 3

It all depends on your desired strength. Personally, I love strong coffee so I use a lot of coffee when making it. For 10 cups of strong coffee, I suggest you use about 7 scoops. For moderate coffee, I would use 4 scoops and for mild coffee, use about 3 scoops. Enjoy!

Answer 4

10 cups? about 5 or 6 scoops.

Answer 5

1 tablespoon per serving, so if its 10 servings, 10 tablespoons, which equals half a cup. I don't know what size your scoop is, but try using your scoop to see how many it takes to fill a measuring cup to half a cup (1/2), that's how many it takes to make 10 servings of coffee, if you like it strong, add to it to get it how you like it. My scoop is exactly 1 tablespoon, so to answer your question I use 10 scoops to make 10 cups of coffee.

Answer 6

I use two scoops, but the scoop measures 1/4 cup.

Answer 7

5 each scoops makes 2 cups

Answer 8

I just use the same scoop 4 times.

Answer 9

5 heaping overflowing scoops

Answer 10

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