One serving of whole beans per preparation

Less likely to spill above the scale

Pour beans directly into your grinder

Easy to clean after weighing
Zwarte keramische Coffee Dosing Tray met opstaande rand en schenktuit

Weighing beans doesn't always go neatly

You place a bowl on the scale and try to measure out the right amount of beans. But with a small opening, adding or removing a single bean is difficult. Then the entire portion still has to go into your grinder.

  • Beans rolling off the scale

    Loose coffee beans don't stay put on their own. As soon as you want to adjust a serving, they easily roll out of the bowl.

  • Too little space to shake

    If you want to lightly moisten the beans before grinding, a narrow cup is inconvenient for gently mixing them together.

  • Pouring over is a difficult moment

    When transferring to a narrow bean chute, some beans sometimes fall outside the grinder. Especially when the edge of your container does not have a spout.
Koffiebonen worden via de tuit van een zwarte doseerschaal in een molen gegoten

A permanent place for your serving of beans

The black ceramic Coffee Dosing Tray from Barista Essentials is designed for single dosing: you weigh out only the beans you need for the next cup. The wide opening and raised edge help with filling and mixing. You then pour the portion into your grinder using the spout.

The tray does not weigh the coffee itself. For accurate weighing, use a separate coffee scale.

Who does this scale work for?

For home baristas who weigh out beans per cup and then pour them into their coffee grinder. Not intended as a catch cup for ground coffee under the spout.

What exactly do you get?

You will receive one black ceramic dosing bowl with raised edges and a pouring spout. The bowl measures approximately 10.5 Γ— 7.5 cm, weighs about 95 grams, and according to the manufacturer, holds approximately 25 grams of coffee beans. It is dishwasher-safe. A scale, coffee grinder, and any spray are not included.

Calmness when weighing and pouring over

Use the dosing scoop with a coffee scale and press tare before adding beans. The wide opening makes it easy to remove a few beans if you go over the desired weight.

Do you grind per cup and struggle with static coffee residue? Then you can use an RDT spray if needed. The raised rim gives you space to briefly shake the beans. This is an extra step, not a required part of making coffee.

The bowl helps with pouring; the scale determines the weight.

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Prepare your coffee dose in a black ceramic bean tray

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How to use the dosing scoop

With single dosing, you prepare a weighed portion of beans before each preparation. With this scale, you do that in three simple steps.

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  • Stap 1: Een man geniet thuis van koffie bij het keukenraam, met een groot cijfer 1 op de voorgrond.

    Weigh out your coffee beans

    Place the empty ceramic bowl on your coffee scale and press tare. Then add the amount of whole coffee beans you want to grind.

  • Stap 2: Een man leest thuis de krant met een kop koffie, met een groot cijfer 2 op de voorgrond.

    Give them a shake if necessary

    Want to reduce static coffee residue? Then optionally use a very light mist of RDT spray and gently shake the beans around in the tray.

  • Stap 3: Een espressomachine bereidt thuis een kop koffie, met een groot cijfer 3 op de voorgrond.

    Pour slowly into your grinder

    What to do at step 3?
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About weighing, the contents, static coffee and cleaning.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Coffee Dosing Tray

Can the dosing scoop weigh coffee beans itself?

No. The scale does not have a built-in weighing function. Place it on a separate coffee scale, press tare, and then add the beans. This way you weigh the contents without the weight of the scale.

How many coffee beans fit in the bowl?

The manufacturer states a capacity of approximately 25 grams of whole coffee beans. How much you need depends on your brewing method and recipe. For larger servings, the scoop may be too small.

Do I need an RDT spray to use the scale?

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Can the ceramic Coffee Dosing Tray go in the dishwasher?

Yes. Barista Essentials states that this ceramic dosing bowl is dishwasher-safe. You can also rinse it by hand and let it dry thoroughly before weighing out new beans.

Is this the same as a measuring cup for ground coffee?

No. This tray is mainly used before grinding to weigh out whole beans and pour them into the grinder. A dosing cup usually catches ground coffee underneath the grinder. Also see the official Coffee Dosing Tray product information.

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Weighing coffee beans with a ceramic dosing bowl

Do you want to weigh out your own portion of coffee beans for every espresso or filter coffee? This black ceramic Coffee Dosing Tray from Barista Essentials is made for single dosing. It has a wide opening, raised edge and spout. With approximately 25 grams of capacity, you can use it for small portions of whole coffee beans.

Place the tray on a coffee scale, use the tare function and pour the beans into your grinder. If you have issues with static coffee residue, an RDT spray can be an additional step. The tray does not measure weight itself.

Make weighing beans easier

Do you weigh your beans per cup and want to pour water over them without too much mess? Check out the ceramic Coffee Dosing Tray from Barista Essentials. Thanks to the spout and raised edge, you keep your portion together. You can choose whether to use a scale or RDT spray in addition.

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