Cuisinart 12-cup Programmable Coffemaker

Model Number :DCC2000 (R) If you like fresh, hot coffee on demand then the Cuisinart DCC2000 12-cup programmable coffeemaker is for you. Coffee on demand eliminates the carafe by dispensing one cup at a time with an easy-to-use actuator. The double-wall coffee reservoir keeps coffee fresh and hot and holds enough for 12 (5 oz.) cups of coffee. The DCC2000 is fully programmable with 24-hour advance brew start, programmable auto shutoff and 1-4 cup setting. A ready tone signals you at the end of the brew cycle so you know when your coffee is ready. Easy-to-read coffee gauge lets you know how many cups of coffee are left. The charcoal water filter eliminates chlorine, bad tastes and odors from tap water making your coffee as enjoyable as possible. Removable coffee reservoir, filter basket and drip tray makes clean-up a snap. The attractive brushed steel housing is easy to clean and looks good in any kitchen. Get ready to enjoy pure coffee flavor cup after cup with the Cuisinart DCC2000. Features: Dispenses one cup at a time with an easy-to-use actuator Double-wall coffee reservoir holds enough for twelve 5oz cups of coffee Removable coffee reservoir for easy cleanup Fully programmable Easy-to-read Coffee Gauge Visible water level indicator Removable drip tray Charcoal water filter Dimensions: 14.5"H x 8.5"W x 9"D
Customer Review: Not worth it...
I have had two of these coffeemakers over the last year, and I have to agree with the other reviewers. There are good features to this coffeemaker - freshly brewed coffee tastes very good, it's nice to keep it hot inside the coffeemaker, and it looks nice on your counter. HOWEVER, there are some major problems here. I haven't had "steam problems" mentioned by another reviewer, but the condensation from the lid definitely runs down the back of the coffeemaker (and right onto the cord) when you open it to clean it. The biggest problem we've had, however, is that if we make anything more than 8 cups of coffee the grounds overflow and go into the container that holds the coffee, then plug up the spout where the coffee is poured out into your cup. Not only does this leave grounds in your coffee, but occasionally it clogs the spout making it impossible to shut, so coffee just pours out - all over your counters, floor, and in our case, into the drawers under the counter too. First we tried a replacement filter, then Cuisinart sent us an entirely new unit. Same problem each time. On the positive side, Cuisinart's customer service has been very good, and they are again replacing our unit - this time with a different model.
Customer Review: Don't waste your money
We have now buried our THIRD Cuisinart 12-cup Coffeemaker. As the other reviewer said, they just stop working. The merchant has given replacements to this point, but we are actually tired of taking the item back, and don't want another bad machine. It has gotten almost embarrassing. Also, this coffeemaker can't be kept under cupboards or near curtains due to the steam. When you open the back to fill, the condensation runs down the machine and onto the countertop. It is hard to fill, hard to see where you are pouring when filling. The Auto-On function was very handy, and it did make fairly good coffee when it worked, it just won't keep working.

Cuisinart GTF-4 Gold Tone Filter for Cuisinart 4-cup Coffeemakers, Gold/Black

Cuisinart Gold Tone 4-Cup Replacement Filter made specifically for Cuisinart 4-cup coffeemakers. Easy to use and easy to clean, eliminate the need for costly paper filters. For use with models DCC-450, TTG-500.
Customer Review: Great filter
I've been using this daily for at least six months. Works great, don't have to buy filters!
Customer Review: if you're going green this is a good product
I bought this product because I was suggested it to replace the paper filters. It can be used over and over again. You don't get that bleach in you from having the filters bleached. The brown filters work the same but you'll be spending more money on the filters that you throw away any way so why not try this.

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)

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What depression when there's D'Espresso? (economic conditions are not affecting West Coast specialty coffee business): An article from: Tea & Coffee Trade Journal

This digital document is an article from Tea & Coffee Trade Journal, published by Lockwood Trade Journal Co., Inc. on January 1, 1992. The length of the article is 1930 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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Title: What depression when there's D'Espresso? (economic conditions are not affecting West Coast specialty coffee business)
Author: Tim Castle
Publication: Tea & Coffee Trade Journal (Magazine/Journal)
Date: January 1, 1992
Publisher: Lockwood Trade Journal Co., Inc.
Volume: v164 Issue: n1 Page: p30(5)

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Krups Pump Combination 10 cup Espresso Coffee Maker With Bean Vac Coffee Canister

New from Krups, the XP2010 Combi Machine is a dual function espresso and drip coffee maker. This combination unit has a 10 cup coffee maker,15 bar pump espresso maker with a thermoblock heating element to ensure consistent water temperature every time. The 32oz removable water tank is large enough to brew 25 shots of espresso and the heavyweight die cast filter holder has 3 interchangeable sieves for 1 or 2 servings of ground espresso as well as ESE pre-portioned pods. Beautiful brushed stainless steel finish matches any kitchen decor.

Childrens Cooking & Kitchen Appliances: Pretend Play Coffeemaker

Childrens Cooking & Kitchen Appliances: Pretend Play Coffeemaker. Children will love this pretend play electronic coffee maker. This coffee maker pups water and features a drip-stop function and realistic brewing sound and light. Requires 3 AA batteries (test batteries included). Ages 3 & up.

The carts are coming, the carts are coming. (coffee service carts described from Boyds, Burgess Enterprises, Carriage Works, Eclipse Specialty Carts Inc. ... An article from: Tea & Coffee Trade Journal

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Title: The carts are coming, the carts are coming. (coffee service carts described from Boyds, Burgess Enterprises, Carriage Works, Eclipse Specialty Carts Inc. and Robertson Manufacturing Inc.)
Publication: Tea & Coffee Trade Journal (Magazine/Journal)
Date: November 1, 1992
Publisher: Lockwood Trade Journal Co., Inc.
Volume: v164 Issue: n11 Page: p16(5)

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Mr. Coffee DR4MC 4-Cup Coffeemaker, White

Mr. Coffee 4 cup coffee maker - white
Customer Review: You will hate yourself in the morning.
You will hate yourself in the morning if you buy this Mr. Coffee coffeemaker. IT LEAKS - HORRIBLY! One full cup of water runs out of the base of the coffeemaker onto your counter top and down the front of the cabinet. I purchased two of these coffeemakers, one for my son and one for me. They both leaked. I threw mine in the trash and replaced it with a Cuisinart. Save yourself some grief - don't buy this coffeemaker.
Customer Review: Just Don't
I am a modest coffee drinker. I drink 4 cups a day, and I require little of a coffeemaker other than an on/off button. My last perfectly servicable Mr. Coffee 4-cup machine bit the dust, so I replaced it with this one, because at least I could re-use the carafe. Well, the internal design guys have been at the guts of this one. First, you can no longer remove, rinse and/or wipe down the internal chamber condensation from your last pot. You have to insert a papertowel into the new internal resevoir, scraping your hand on some internal parts that probably weren't meant to be messed with. They have likewise redesigned the basket, and it barely fits the standard coffee filters anymore, without crinkling and leaving grounds in your pot, and, hey, the internal water resevoir, where it has no business backwashing anyway. And god forbid you should try to make 5 cups in your 4-cup machine, for which there is plenty of room in the carafe, and in the resevoir, and which works well in many other 4-cup machines. My coffee maker lives on top of my microwave on a little shelf, by the toaster oven, because I have no counterspace for it. I have to lift it out some 10 inches, fill it up, insert the basket, and put it back on the microwave to process. I have mastered the art of moving a fully water loaded machine the little bit required. This one sloshes water everywhere. From the top of the machine? No! There's an engineered HOLE in the back of the reservoir to keep you from overfilling the chamber that last little bit. Water fountains everywhere from the center back part of the machine. I suppose I could put a piece of duct tape over it, but who wants duct tape in their coffee. Good God. I will be replacing my machine shortly, then gleefully smashing my carafes on the driveway.

Detroit Tigers 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

Mr. Coffee DRX20 12-Cup Coffeemaker

Can't wait for that rich delicious cup of coffee? This Mr. Coffee 12 cup Programmable Coffeemaker features a Brewing Pause ?n Serve that lets you pour a cup of coffee while the coffeemaker is still brewing! This units 2-hour Auto Shut-Off keeps your coffee warm for 2 hours and then automatically shuts off. Better yet, the DRX20 has a built-in 24-hour programmable timer so you can set your coffee maker to make a fresh brew each morning. Isn't that a great aroma to wake to? The DRX20 features dual water windows to show the amount of water in the reservoir for accurate filling. Easy to clean for it has a removable filter basket that lifts out of Brew Basket for fast and easy filling and cleaning. Delay Brew allows you to program a select time you want the brewing to start. For your convenience, cord storage safely stores excess cord to keep your countertop neat and cord free. Dual Water Windows show the amount of water in the reservoir for accurate filling Stain Resistant Warming Plate is easy to clean and prevents stains Cord Storage safely stores excess cord to keep your countertop neat On/Off Indicator Light lets you know when your coffeemaker is ?On? and ?Off? Water Filtration Adaptable
Customer Review: dripping pot
I returned my Mr. Coffee after 2 days because I couldn't pour a cup of coffee from this pot design without it srteaming down the front of the pot and all over everything. I was pretty sure it wasn't just me since I have no problem with my old Bunn pot, but still felt better when I saw another reviewer with the same complaint. Like that reviewer, I can't believe Mr Coffee doesn't know it is a flawed design and already have corrected it.
Customer Review: Better Than the More Expensive Ones We've Had
Only had this coffeemaker a few days, but have yet to find anything we DON'T like about it. Unlike the other reviewer, we do not have any problem with the filters folding over and causing a mess. It's very easy to pour, with no drips or spills; and it's easy to get a cup out before it's done brewing. Also, we find that it brews, and keeps, the coffee hot, unlike the more expensive Braun this replaced. We like the way the carafe "locks into place" on the burner. All in all, we think this was definitely a good purchase and would recommend it.

Cuisinart DCC-2000 Coffee-on-Demand 12-cup Programmable Coffeemaker

Makes up to 12 cups / No carafe necessary / Fully programmable / Double-wall Reservoir / Removable coffee reservoir and drip tray / Countdown coffee gauge
Customer Review: Just ok....
First of all, this makes a decent cup of coffee - nothing spectacular, but ok. But there are too many great machines on the market to make this one special. I find no problem filling it - just pull my retractable faucet over, and done. Now, the reasons I don't like it: First of all - it's huge! It barely fits under my cabinets. I'm sure some think that the design is cool - part retro, part futuristic, but I think it's just a big, chunky eyesore. Next, it is impossible to fill a tall mug, travel mug, etc. directly from the machine. And last, don't be fooled into thinking that this is some sort of insulated container that keeps your coffee hot, like a thermal carafe. No, your coffee is being kept warm because it is in contact with a built-in hot plate, sitting in the bottom of your coffee reservoir. So, it is still being "cooked" for hours - just not inside a glass carafe - therefore, after a few hours, you just have hot cooked coffee, not coffee that has been kept warm by virtue of the container - so, it is still strong and bitter, just like a traditional coffee pot. I'll go back to my cuisinart grind and brew with a thermal carafe. This is just not the right brewer for me.
Customer Review: Cleaning issue
After one year, we noticed black flakes coming out of the internal resevoir where the coffee is kept. We cleaned and soaked the coffee resevoir in vinegar, soap, hot water, etc., numerous times, but it is impossible to clean the internal float mechanism where coffee oils and burnt coffee collect. In the trash.

Krups Black with Stainless Steel 10-Cup Programmable Coffeemaker with Thermal CarafeWith FREE Durgol Decalcifier

Combining appealing and distinctive design with a powerful, fully programmable brewing system, this 1100-watt coffeemaker brews up to 10 cups of coffee quickly and efficiently. Along with its bright, blue, illuminated LCD display, the unit's control panel offers simple push-button functions including "on/off", a fully programmable clock, a programmable timer/auto-on from one to five hours, and an aroma switch that can be set to maximize flavor for one to three cups when less coffee is desired. With a no-drip spout and a generous handle for easy pouring, the unit's double-wall stainless-steel vacuum carafe maintains flavor and temperature longer. A popular pause-and-serve function allows for pouring a cup midbrew, and an audible signal indicates when brewing is complete. The appliance includes a soft-eject swing-out filter holder for easily adding ground coffee, as well as a magnified water-level indicator for high visibility. The machine's 60-ounce water reservoir provides a built-in water filtration system that removes chlorine and lime scale build-up to ensure better tasting coffee and longer machine life, while its automatic electronic de-scaling indicator measures brew time and calculates when de-scaling is necessary. The coffeemaker measures 10-1/2 by 8-1/2 by 13-3/4 inches and carries a one-year warranty.
Customer Review: Great coffee for only six months
If you buy this coffee maker, be sure to keep the receipt. We got six months of great coffee out of it (that's why I gave it two stars), but this morning it won't make coffee. It just flashes "8888" and the out of water symbol. Yes, we've emptied it several times, unplugged it to reset, and tried different assorted fixes. Buy at your own risk! When we purchased this unit last summer there were lots of reviews here on it. Our unit is a FMF5.

What depression when there's D'Espresso? (economic conditions are not affecting West Coast specialty coffee business): An article from: Tea & Coffee Trade Journal

This digital document is an article from Tea & Coffee Trade Journal, published by Lockwood Trade Journal Co., Inc. on January 1, 1992. The length of the article is 1930 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

Citation Details
Title: What depression when there's D'Espresso? (economic conditions are not affecting West Coast specialty coffee business)
Author: Tim Castle
Publication: Tea & Coffee Trade Journal (Magazine/Journal)
Date: January 1, 1992
Publisher: Lockwood Trade Journal Co., Inc.
Volume: v164 Issue: n1 Page: p30(5)

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Cuisinart 12-cup Programmable Coffemaker

Model Number :DCC2000 (R) If you like fresh, hot coffee on demand then the Cuisinart DCC2000 12-cup programmable coffeemaker is for you. Coffee on demand eliminates the carafe by dispensing one cup at a time with an easy-to-use actuator. The double-wall coffee reservoir keeps coffee fresh and hot and holds enough for 12 (5 oz.) cups of coffee. The DCC2000 is fully programmable with 24-hour advance brew start, programmable auto shutoff and 1-4 cup setting. A ready tone signals you at the end of the brew cycle so you know when your coffee is ready. Easy-to-read coffee gauge lets you know how many cups of coffee are left. The charcoal water filter eliminates chlorine, bad tastes and odors from tap water making your coffee as enjoyable as possible. Removable coffee reservoir, filter basket and drip tray makes clean-up a snap. The attractive brushed steel housing is easy to clean and looks good in any kitchen. Get ready to enjoy pure coffee flavor cup after cup with the Cuisinart DCC2000. Features: Dispenses one cup at a time with an easy-to-use actuator Double-wall coffee reservoir holds enough for twelve 5oz cups of coffee Removable coffee reservoir for easy cleanup Fully programmable Easy-to-read Coffee Gauge Visible water level indicator Removable drip tray Charcoal water filter Dimensions: 14.5"H x 8.5"W x 9"D
Customer Review: Not worth it...
I have had two of these coffeemakers over the last year, and I have to agree with the other reviewers. There are good features to this coffeemaker - freshly brewed coffee tastes very good, it's nice to keep it hot inside the coffeemaker, and it looks nice on your counter. HOWEVER, there are some major problems here. I haven't had "steam problems" mentioned by another reviewer, but the condensation from the lid definitely runs down the back of the coffeemaker (and right onto the cord) when you open it to clean it. The biggest problem we've had, however, is that if we make anything more than 8 cups of coffee the grounds overflow and go into the container that holds the coffee, then plug up the spout where the coffee is poured out into your cup. Not only does this leave grounds in your coffee, but occasionally it clogs the spout making it impossible to shut, so coffee just pours out - all over your counters, floor, and in our case, into the drawers under the counter too. First we tried a replacement filter, then Cuisinart sent us an entirely new unit. Same problem each time. On the positive side, Cuisinart's customer service has been very good, and they are again replacing our unit - this time with a different model.
Customer Review: Don't waste your money
We have now buried our THIRD Cuisinart 12-cup Coffeemaker. As the other reviewer said, they just stop working. The merchant has given replacements to this point, but we are actually tired of taking the item back, and don't want another bad machine. It has gotten almost embarrassing. Also, this coffeemaker can't be kept under cupboards or near curtains due to the steam. When you open the back to fill, the condensation runs down the machine and onto the countertop. It is hard to fill, hard to see where you are pouring when filling. The Auto-On function was very handy, and it did make fairly good coffee when it worked, it just won't keep working.

Bodum Chambord 8-Cup Press with Bonus Pavina Thermal Glasses

Customer Review: Very poor packaging
I agree thoroughly with the other reviewers who commented on how poorly packed the thermal glasses are. One glass was broken in the first shipment, and one was shattered in the replacement order. Since I hadn't yet returned the first shipment, you can guess what I did. This was a convenient solution and I don't regret going against my initial judgment, ordering this combo of French press and glasses. The press is sturdy and, for my taste, makes the best cup of coffee.
Customer Review: As good as all the hype
I bought this for myslef after doing some research for a gift. I was somewhat skeptical about this great coffee everyone was talking about. I drank the koolaid an have become a believer!! The coffee is better and for the money you can't go wrong with this choice. Just buy it already.

Senseo HD7832 Supreme Single-Serve Gourmet Coffeemaker with LCD Display, Silver

Designed by Philips, one of the world's largest electronics companies, the SENSEO Coffee Machine brings great taste - in both design and coffee - to your kitchen. The patented system uses perfectly balanced proportions of coffee and water. Mild pressure and a special spray head produce an optimally balanced coffee filtering process.
Customer Review: Good, BUT, don't wouldn't waste money on SUPREME model
Purchased 7832 model. Good looking/space saver coffee maker. Makes a pretty good tasting cup too. But not worth money for deluxe model. I only make 2 cups a day maybe 3 on weekends. At Week 2 the LCD lights broke. I'm very careful with water reservoir but water has leaked around back of unit 5 times (only owned it about 1.5 months). Something may be wrong with the functionality/manufacturing of this unit. Also needs to make a bigger cup of coffee- that adjustable spout is a joke- it only fits mugs. It cant even fit a small "to go" thermos cup for the commute. My beef is with the company Senseo. I called them to explain situation and they agreed to send a new unit. However, the one they originally sent was the wrong model. I'm still waiting on back ordered deluxe model. Then I'll need to send back both coffee makers. Kind of a nightmare. I hate being inconvenienced! I'll probably just order a Keurig next time- they have more variety of coffee too.
Customer Review: Great machine
After having tried Senseo HD7832 Supreme Single-Serve Gourmet Coffeemaker with LCD Display, Silver and both the Breville and Keurig, Supreme models, I am thrilled to have finally found a great one cup coffeemaker. The coffee pods are cheaper than the K cups, but not only that, you can insert 2 pods for stronger or a larger cup of coffee. With the K cups for the other machines, you use the same amount of grounds for the small to xlarge cup, and it's just too weak. I never thought that made sense. The Senseo also takes up less counter space and it works faster than advertised. Would I buy it again? Absolutely!

Just like tea, fine coffee needs the touch of class. (sagging sales inspiring new approaches to making coffee): An article from: Tea & Coffee Trade Journal

This digital document is an article from Tea & Coffee Trade Journal, published by Lockwood Trade Journal Co., Inc. on August 1, 1992. The length of the article is 975 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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Title: Just like tea, fine coffee needs the touch of class. (sagging sales inspiring new approaches to making coffee)
Author: Jonathan Bell
Publication: Tea & Coffee Trade Journal (Magazine/Journal)
Date: August 1, 1992
Publisher: Lockwood Trade Journal Co., Inc.
Volume: v164 Issue: n8 Page: p22(2)

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