If there’s one thing Ninja coffee makers in general, and DualBrew and DualBrew Pro specifically, are known for, it’s the versatility of the serving sizes. From a single cup to a full 12-cup carafe and everything in between.
The problem is, on the listings of these brewers, you’ll only see the brew sizes by name and not the amount in ounces. So in this post, I’ll list the exact brew size and how many ounces it is.
Note: the amount of each serving size actually slightly changes when you change the brew style.
Ninja DualBrew Cup Size Chart in Ounces
This chart applies to the DualBrew and DualBrew Pro models (all about them here), it might slightly change for other models, but the difference won’t be huge so you can use this chart as an estimate.
Brew Sizes for Classic Brew and Rich Brew
Size | Classic | Rich |
Small Cup | 8 oz | 7 oz |
Cup | 10 oz | 8 oz |
XL Cup | 12 oz | 10 oz |
Travel Mug | 15 oz | 12 oz |
XL Travel | 18 oz | 16 oz |
1/4 Carafe | 28 oz | 26 oz |
1/2 Carafe | 37 oz | 33 oz |
3/4 Carafe | 46 oz | 41 oz |
Full Carafe | 55 oz | 47 oz |
Why Rich Brew Produces Less Coffee than Classic Brew
When you use Rich brew setting, the machine uses less water to brew the coffee in order to produce a stronger cup of coffee. Which is why there’s about two ounce difference between the two brew styles.
Related Read: Guide on Ninja Coffee Maker Brew Guide
Brew Sizes for Over Ice Setting
Size | Over Ice (Filled with Ice) |
Small Cup | 8 oz |
Cup | 10 oz |
XL Cup | 12 oz |
Travel Mug | 14 oz |
XL Travel | 18 oz |
1/4 Carafe | 28 oz |
1/2 Carafe | 35 oz |
3/4 Carafe | 45 oz |
Full Carafe | 55 oz |
How Many Scoops of Coffee Do You Need for Each Brew Size?
This is the amount of coffee Ninja recommends for each brew size
Size | Tablespoons |
Small Cup – Cup – XL Cup | 2 – 3 |
Travel – XL Travel Mug | 3 – 5 |
1/4 Carafe – 1/2 Carafe | 6 – 10 |
3/4 Carafe – Full Carafe | 8 – 14 |
You can use a tablespoon or the included scoop to measure the coffee.
Specialty Brew Size and Coffee Measurement
Specialty brew style is Ninja’s alternative to espresso. Using this setting, you can only brew 4 oz of coffee concentrate. As for the amount of coffee grounds you need for this one, it’s a whooping 4-scoop or spoon measurement. Yup, that’s a lot of coffee for a 4oz amount, but that’s how you get it to be concentrated.