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Most 8–16 ounce lattes use 0.5–1.5 ounces of flavored syrup, or roughly 1–3 pumps, adjusted for cup size and sweetness.

Most home drip coffee pots brew about 5 ounces per “cup,” so a full 12-cup pot yields close to 60 ounces of coffee.

A standard 12-cup coffee pot holds about 60 ounces of coffee, since most makers treat one cup as 5 ounces instead of an 8-ounce measuring cup.

A standard K-Cup pod is built for about 6 to 8 ounces of brewed coffee, while many brewers let you run 4 to 12 ounces of water.

A standard Starbucks espresso shot is about 0.75 fluid ounces, and a typical double shot is around 1.5 fluid ounces today.

A medium hot coffee at Dunkin holds about 14 fluid ounces, giving you a generous two-mug serving in a single cup.

A large iced coffee from Dunkin holds about 32 fluid ounces, though the actual coffee portion drops when the cup is packed with ice.

A Dunkin large hot coffee holds 20 fluid ounces, giving you roughly two and a half small home mugs in a single cup.

A Starbucks grande cup holds 16 US fluid ounces, equal to about 473 milliliters for both hot and iced drinks today.

A medium McDonald’s iced coffee in the U.S. holds about 22 fluid ounces, though cup sizes can vary slightly by country and location.