Small Batch Mode: What It Does and When to Use It in 2026
Small batch mode adjusts brewing for a smaller amount of coffee, helping avoid weak or uneven results. Learn when to use it and how to dial in your recipe.
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Small batch mode adjusts brewing for a smaller amount of coffee, helping avoid weak or uneven results. Learn when to use it and how to dial in your recipe.
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