Seattle Mariners MLB Coffee Carafe

Stainless insulated carafe to keep drinks hot or cold. Colorful metal enamel applique is approx 2IN high, carafe is approx 9IN tall. Holds 6 cups

The who, what, where, when, and why of espresso machines. (Grounds for Discussion) (Column): An article from: Tea & Coffee Trade Journal

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Title: The who, what, where, when, and why of espresso machines. (Grounds for Discussion) (Column)
Author: Shea Sturdivant
Publication: Tea & Coffee Trade Journal (Magazine/Journal)
Date: March 1, 1993
Publisher: Lockwood Trade Journal Co., Inc.
Volume: v165 Issue: n3 Page: p33(4)

Article Type: Column

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Cuisinart DCC-1100 12-Cup Programmable Coffeemakers

Make waking up wonderful with this classically-designed coffee maker, accented with stainless steel and able to brew up to 12 cups of bold, eye-opening coffee. Simply preprogram the brew process up to 24-hours ahead and the fully automatic maker does the rest. Choose one to four cups for those times you don't need a full pot. Three-year limited warranty. Model DCC-1100.
Customer Review: Great Coffeemaker
I am very happy with this product. It is easy to program and makes great coffee.
Customer Review: Beat expectations
After reading the reviews for this product I decided to try this machine. I own multiple Cuisinart products and felt safe based on the comments made by others as well as most of my own experience with the brand - it was a good choice. I am sipping my first cup as I type this, it is the first machine I have owned (of many) that actually delivers a hot cup of coffee using the 1-4 cup setting. This maker replaced a Cuisinart 4 cup maker with an uninsulated ?aluminum/steel? carafe which burned all coffee made in it if left for more than a few minutes after brewing stopped - no problems with that in this model, temp has remained consistent even after sitting for a while on the warming plate. Setting the clock was simple, consisting of holding the hour button until it flashes, scrolling through the hours until you find the correct one, doing the same with the minutes, then waiting a few seconds for it to set itself - very easy. Filling the unit with water is not difficult, does not seem better or worse than filling any other maker. Any concerns about the water filter can be tempered by the cost of purchasing coffee from a specialty store. Through Amazon, you can buy a 2-pack for around $6.00 with a recommended replacement rate of 60 days or 60 pots (which can, of course, be stretched depending on water quality). In comparison to what I have spent in the past buying lattes, etc., this is a savings and the quality of the brew means I don't miss the other. I do not often use timer settings or have coffee waiting for me as I wake up, but I will use some of the other functions and like the fact that the machine will indicate when it needs to be cleaned. The controls are easy to use and I like being able to simply press a button to start brewing instead of a toggle switch that requires holding the machine with one hand while pressing the button with the other (not that I am lazy, it is just simpler with the button) I bought this machine in part because, though I am the only coffee drinker in our house, when friends or family visit, I like the option of being able to make larger pots. I also liked the value and would buy another machine in the future regardless of whether it is on sale or not. I am pleased with the purchase and would recommend it to others.

Mr. Coffee DRTX84 8-Cup Thermal Coffee Maker, White

Enjoy delicious coffee with the Mr. Coffee DRTX84 8-Cup Thermal Programmable Coffeemaker. Set it for brewing that first delicious cup right when you wake up - all you'll have to do is pour and drink!
Customer Review: You get what you pay for
I've had this coffemaker for about 2 months now. If makes a great cup of coffe and does keep it warm without a hot burner. The problem I have is that its messy. The way that it is set up, you have to lift the lid to make the coffee, the problem being that the lid is the entire top of the machine. Also, I made the mistake of buying the white one, and the white lid on the maker is already stained and looks nasty. My previous thermal was a Black and Decker and black in color. I was much happier with it. Just my 2 cents.
Customer Review: Good looks and great coffee fast, without complexity
It's funny. When we visit relatives and friends, we find many of them have purchased coffee makers in the $100 price range, and, inevitably, they are not able to make a pot of coffee for 20-30 minutes. And their complex coffee apparatus is usually gunky looking (unclean, effecting taste). Coffee requires that boiling water be siphoned through coffee grounds. It's that simple. Get this simpler devise, though it's just as handsome .. and just as functional. It has a DELAY capability if you need that (we don't), and is easier to keep clean by washing/rinsing the basket and carafe after each use .. this keeps the carafe top white as well. TIP: just as you would for any thermos, preheat the stainless steel carafe for a 2-3 minutes with hot (or boiling) water. This will ensure that your coffee remains hot for hours.