Here you will find headwear of Medieval, Renaissance, Celtic and Fairytale designs. We have medieval crowns for the Kings and Queens, tiara crowns for the princesses and hats for the nobleman and peasants. Our medieval circlets are made of sterling silver and are a great accessory for that renaissance costume.
Report Abuse. If you're talking about a drip coffee maker, I use one scoop for every two cups of water, using the markings on the pot. It makes a pretty good pot of coffee. When my dad comes over I make it a little stronger, since that's how he likes it. use between 5 and 6 scoops for 10 cups, just enough to have the last sip of the cup have a really fine, almost sandy bit of coffee grounds floating in suspension. Yes it's strong but damn it's good. One/Two scoops seems very small. Even my mom uses 3-4 scoops.
A rough guideline for a deep, balanced brew is to use two tablespoons of ground coffee for every six ounces of water (3/4 cup). This is equivalent to one gram of coffee per 16 millimeters of water, if you want to be more precise. For larger batches of coffee, this is sixty grams of coffee grounds per liter of water. From the figures above, we can see that 1:16 is the ratio that most people aim for when making coffee.