Coffee Tea

Five hundred grams of coffee beans make roughly 35–45 standard cups, depending on cup size and brew strength.

One kilogram of coffee beans yields roughly 60–120 cups of coffee, depending on brew strength, cup size, and brewing method.

Eighteen ounces of brewed coffee makes about 2¼ standard 8-ounce cups or three smaller 6-ounce mugs.

Using standard coffee ratios, 340 grams of beans makes roughly 30 to 45 six-ounce cups of brewed coffee, depending on how strong you like it.

From 1 kg of ground coffee you usually get about 80 standard cups, roughly 60–110 cups depending on brew strength and cup size.

With common brew ratios, 100 grams of coffee beans usually makes about 8 to 12 cups of brewed coffee, depending on cup size and strength.

Thirty two ounces of brewed coffee usually pours about four classic eight ounce cups, with mug size and brew style shifting the final count.

Using standard brew ratios, 250 grams of coffee beans makes roughly 17–20 mug-sized cups of coffee, or about 22–25 smaller 6-ounce cups.

Ten fluid ounces of coffee equal about 1¼ standard 8-ounce cups, or roughly one full mug plus a small top-up.

A medium Tim Hortons original blend coffee has about 205 milligrams of caffeine, with other sizes ranging from roughly 80 to 330 milligrams.