Delonghi 14-Cup Drip Coffeemaker

Delonghi 14-Cup Drip Coffeemaker

Delonghi 14-Cup Drip Coffeemaker


Model: DC312T*************
The Delonghi 14-cup (70 oz.) capacity coffee maker features a 24 hour programmable timer that is convenient and easy to use. Just set the timer the night before, and wake up to the aroma of fresh brewed coffee. The washable nylon filter is durable and easy to clean. The internal water level indicator lets you know how much water is in the tank. Shower head design helps to extract your coffee's full, natural flavor by allowing water to completely saturate all coffee grounds.
The Aroma Button actives a unique brewing process that enhances the flavor and aroma of your coffee. To achieve this full-bodied flavor, the coffee maker advances through several continuous cycles. During the cycles, water is released into the filter basket in 30 second intervals. This special time-released process saturates grounds a little at a time to extract the best flavor and aroma from your coffee. This feature should also be used when brewing a small batch of coffee to extract the most powerful flavors.

The non-stick warming plate keeps coffee hot after brewing is complete. The Pause 'n Serve function allows you to interrupt the brewing cycle and pour a cup of coffee before the full pot is brewed. Convenient cord storage keeps power cord out of harm's way when coffee maker is not in use.

Customer Review: Great bargain for even better coffee


I bought this coffee maker at target for 34 dollars and am so happy! It was cheaper than the black and decker i was expecting to have to buy due to funds and this one was cheaper! It makes a great cup of coffee. dark, and not bitter. i love the design, it looks more like it belongs on my counter than a traditional coffee maker.


Customer Review: great purchase


bought this for the features, price, and brand's reputation. Very satisfied. The person I bought it from also, a great experience. Would definitely buy this brand again and would patronize this person, again. Thank you, Amazon!!

Delonghi 14-Cup Drip Coffeemaker

Keurig My K-Cup Reusable Coffee Filter

Keurig My K-Cup Reusable Coffee Filter

Keurig My K-Cup Reusable Coffee Filter




K-Cup Adapter for B40 Elite, B50 Ultra, B60 Special Edition Keurig brewer / Allows you to use any gourmet ground coffee desired in your Keurig brewer


Customer Review: VERY durable and easy to clean!


I own 3 of these, and I've literally made HUNDREDS of cups of coffee with them and my Keurig B40 Elite Gourmet Single-Cup Home-Brewing System, and I have yet to have any broken screens or filter holders. I usually rinse them out after making a cup of coffee and then reuse them throughout the day, only putting them into the dishwasher at the end of the day.

I recommend a fairly fine grind with this device -- not quite as fine as you'd use with espresso, but fairly close.

My favorite use of these is to make iced coffee for friends and relatives who come over. You can crank out a few cups very quickly, pour over ice and a bit of milk, and you've got a VERY refreshing beverage that will please alot of folks.

Plus, using your own ground coffee is much cheaper than the K-Cups. I like to keep an assortment of K-Cups for company and parties, but for everyday use, I use these reusable coffee filters exclusively.

I prefer the taste of coffee made with a French press if one has the time, but you can get an almost identically-tasting cup of coffee in moments with these in this unit, and clean-up is a snap. This is one of my favorite inventions! Highly recommended.


Customer Review: If your coffee is too weak using My K-Cup . . .


. . . don't give up without some experimentation. I finally achieved good results with 2 supermarket brands: Maxwell House Slow Roast and Seattle's Best Breakfast Blend. I added coffee almost to the top of the mesh, tapping the filter on the counter to settle the coffee uniformly with each spoonful. The key is to get as much coffee as possible into the filter without packing it in too tightly or allowing any grounds to remain on the rim of the filter basket. Use the small cup setting. Near the end of the brewing process there is a spurt of what looks like clear water. If you remove your mug before this final spurt, the coffee will be stronger. I simply swap out my mug with another cup and dump that last ounce or so down the drain. Now that I am happy with the taste of my coffee using My K-Cup, the only negative comment I can make about this accessory is that there is some slight splashing during the brewing process. But dealing with that still takes far less time than it did to clean my old conventional coffeemaker.

Keurig My K-Cup Reusable Coffee Filter

Thermos Nissan 34-Ounce Vacuum Insulated Stainless-Steel Gourmet Coffee Press

Thermos Nissan 34-Ounce Vacuum Insulated Stainless-Steel Gourmet Coffee Press

Thermos Nissan 34-Ounce Vacuum Insulated Stainless-Steel Gourmet Coffee Press



Don't confine the pleasure of pressed coffee to home. With this combination of coffee press and vacuum-insulated thermos, European-style coffee turns up at the office or campground and stays hot three times longer than coffee made in a glass press. Simply spoon in ground coffee, add boiling water, place the lid on with plunger in the up position, wait four minutes, push down the plunger slowly, and . . . Presto! Fresh, piping-hot coffee for two or three hours. Lightweight and virtually unbreakable, the press has a handsome, satin-finish exterior and tough, nonslip, black plastic top and bottom. The press parts and smooth interior clean with sponge or cloth. --Fred Brack

Customer Review: Thermos Nissan Coffee Press is great!

We love our Nissan coffee press. We had broken two or three glass coffee presses before we purchased this one. This french press is durable and easy to clean. We use it for camping trips, but we also use it everyday.

Customer Review: Tops In My Book!!

I absolutely love my Nissan 34-oz. French Press Coffee thermos/maker. I had more problems unpacking it than anything else as it was so well packed for shipping!

After a quick wash-up - I put it up for my first cup. Oh my, what a treat! It has operated with out a hitch for close to a month now and I anticipate no problems.

I recommend this unit to all that appreciate that special cup of coffee every time. I also purchased a Proctor Silex, K2070 Electric Kettle - My Coffee Bar is complete and I am a happy camper :)

Thermos Nissan 34-Ounce Vacuum Insulated Stainless-Steel Gourmet Coffee Press

Coffee Maker - Thermal Carafe - Black/Stainless steel

Coffee Maker - Thermal Carafe - Black/Stainless steel

Coffee Maker - Thermal Carafe - Black/Stainless steel



This coffee maker has an appealing and distinctive design combined with a powerful, fully pr brewing system that results in optimal coffee flavour. The large water tank holds 60 ounces of water and has a magnified water level indicator. A built-in water filtration system removes chlorine and lime scale, and a descaling indicator measures brew time and calculates when descaling is necessary. The solid stainless steel swing out filter holder has a soft eject motion. The cascading brew head delivers a shower of hot water to ensure even extraction resulting in better tasting coffee. A flavour control aroma switch maximizes flavour extraction when brewing small quantities of coffee. The coffee maker has a 60-ounce capacity water tank with a maginified water level indicator, and a water filtration system to remove chlorine and limescale. The 10 cup stainless steel double-walled thermal carafe has a trigger spout to keep coffee hot and fresh for hours. An audible signal sounds when brewing is complete, or use the pause and serve function to enjoy your coffee prior to brewing completion. The high visibility blue illuminated LED control panel includes a programmable clock and an automatic descaling indicator for more efficient operation and longer machine life.
Black with stainless steel accents.
1100 watts.
One year warranty.
Krups Brunch Collection Pro Aroma SS Therm Coffeemaker, model FMF5

Customer Review: Very poor design


The pot spout was designed by the dribble cup inventor. When filling the tank, it is impossible to get the water into it without spilling water on the counter. The shape of the spout is what causes the problem.

If you like luke warm coffee as my wife does, you will love this machine. When I read the instructions to determine where there may be a temperature adjustment, they say to heat the pot by filling it with very hot water and rinsing it before starting the brew! I have to do this every time I make coffee just to avoid a tepid cup. They know this is a serious problem yet attempted to fix the poor design with consumer intervention.

I bought this because it had good reviews and came from a good manufacturer. Krups needs to remove this from the market.

Customer Review: Couldn't be better...

This coffee maker is the best--perfectly brewed coffee every time with a carafe that keeps the coffee hot forever. The automatic turn off means you don't have to worry about a thing. I wouldn't own another, in fact I own two of these.

Coffee Maker - Thermal Carafe - Black/Stainless steel

Krups XP2010 Combination Unit; 10 cup Coffee Maker & 15-bar Pump Espresso

Krups XP2010 Combination Unit; 10 cup Coffee Maker & 15-bar Pump Espresso

Krups XP2010 Combination Unit; 10 cup Coffee Maker & 15-bar Pump Espresso


This dual function espresso/drip coffee machine has oversized controls that switch easily from brewing espresso to frothing milk. It features a 15 bar pump driven system with a die-cast thermoblock-heating element. The filter basket is conveniently stored in the lid and has a perfect froth steam nozzle. With a cup warming tray, removable water tank with optional water filtration, easy on/off button, visible water level indicator, and anti-drip system this machine is a coffee lover's dream.

Customer Review: I use it happily every day

This is a great product. It works well and is easy to use. What more can you ask for?

Customer Review: Coffee side broken

DON'T BUY THIS MACHINE, I AM WITH THE OTHER REVIEWS AND FEEL LIKE I SHOULD HAVE JUST TAKEN $200 AND FLUSHED IT DOWN THE TOILET.

I bought this machine about 3 months ago, and it worked fine initially.
Made good coffee, and espresso was good, although the steamer worked fairly good. Then it developed a large leak whenever the coffee maker was filled with water. I eventually took the back and bottom off to see if it was a simple fix. Turns out the plastic outlet fitting from the bottom of the water reservoir was all cracked and in pieces. A part of the plastic fitting had worked it's way into the tubing. I am on hold now to see if I can get this repaired under warranty, but honestly, probably be worth buying something else at this point. By the time I pay for shipping this, etc.

Krups XP2010 Combination Unit; 10 cup Coffee Maker & 15-bar Pump Espresso

Coleman 9-Cup Coffee Enamelware Percolator (Blue)

Coleman 9-Cup Coffee Enamelware Percolator (Blue)

Coleman 9-Cup Coffee Enamelware Percolator (Blue)



In the morning, Coleman's Nine Cup Coffee Percolator gets you and your buddies going. Or, if you need about nine cups to get you when you car camp, this percolator will suit you just fine. The enamelware Coffee Percolator won't rust or burn, and it retains its original glossiness throughout many camping seasons.

Product Features

• Material: Enamelwear
• Dimensions: 8.3 x 6 x 5.8in (21 x 15 x 14cm)
• Capacity / Volume: 27fl oz (0.8L)
• Weight: 2lb 8oz (929g)
• Recommended Use: Car camping, road trips
• Manufacturer Warranty:
  
  Customer Review: Coleman 9-Cup Coffee Enamelware Percolator (Blue)
  
  tried 2 different percolators recently that were not well constructed compared to the coleman (lids did not interlock into the bases securely to prevent coffee from splattering all over stove). That's not the case with this coleman; it's a solid percolator. My only complaint is the lack of a clear glass piece on the top of the lid to identify when the coffee actually starts to perk.
  
  Customer Review: Great camping or home percolator
  
  This is coated with a very hard enamel that should hold up for years in the outdoors. It can also be great for home use. The actual bin where you put the coffee is kind of thin but works. I think is was made this way to make it light as possible for transport to the campsite. It really looks great on any retro stove you may have or looks fine on a new one too. I like this product that makes coffee anywhere, over a fire or on a stove.
  
  Coleman 9-Cup Coffee Enamelware Percolator (Blue)

Krups (KM7000) Grind-and-Brew 10-Cup Coffeemaker w/ (ED150) Bean Vac Coffee Canister

Krups (KM7000) Grind-and-Brew 10-Cup Coffeemaker w/ (ED150) Bean Vac Coffee Canister

Krups (KM7000) Grind-and-Brew 10-Cup Coffeemaker w/ (ED150) Bean Vac Coffee Canister




Make the perfect cup of coffee in just minutes with this grind-and-brew 10-cup coffeemaker. The programmable unit features a conical burr grinder with automatic functionality--it grinds the coffee to match the number of cups and the strength chosen. Choose from five grind levels and three coffee-strength settings. The solid-steel burrs turn slowly to protect the flavor of the bean, providing optimal results in the cup. The unit offers 2-, 4-, 6-, 8-, or 10-cup digital settings that control the coffee-water ratio, plus it provides a 2- to 4-cup aroma function for the proper brewing of small quantities. Even more, the brew basket lid closes automatically after grinding to prevent steam from reaching the coffee channel and grinder. Other highlights include an anti-drip valve for the pause-and-serve function, water filtration, automatic shut-off, a high-quality 10-cup glass carafe, and a backlit LCD with clock and programmable timer.

Krups (KM7000) Grind-and-Brew 10-Cup Coffeemaker w/ (ED150) Bean Vac Coffee Canister

Trinitea by Adagio Tea Maker w/ Bodum Assam (184401GVP) Tea Press

Trinitea by Adagio Tea Maker w/ Bodum Assam (184401GVP) Tea Press

Trinitea by Adagio Tea Maker w/ Bodum Assam (184401GVP) Tea Press



Looking to simplify preparation of loose tea? The tiniTEA electric tea maker is the answer. Say goodbye to kettles, teapots and oversteeped cups. This wondrous appliance does it all - boils water, steeps leaves, and keeps tea warm so you may enjoy it all day long. New model now has variable temperature control and timer to let you control the strength of an infusion, ensuring a perfect cup each time. The triniTEA takes care of the hard parts for you - especially the temperature control. If you brew delicate teas, green teas and white teas with boiling water, you are sure to get a bitter brew. The triniTEA tea brewer's three temperature settings means you no longer need to monitor water temperature with a thermometer and wait until you reach the perfect temperature to start steeping. Now perfect tea brewing is as easy as setting and starting the brewer. The three step process is fun to watch. Water is heated in the top chamber then at the right temperature drops to the middle chamber where the tea leaves steep. Finally, the brewed tea falls to the carafe where it is kept warm, ready to enjoy.

Trinitea by Adagio Tea Maker w/ Bodum Assam (184401GVP) Tea Press

Primula Aluminum 6-Cup Stovetop Espresso Coffee Maker

Primula Aluminum 6-Cup Stovetop Espresso Coffee Maker

Primula Aluminum 6-Cup Stovetop Espresso Coffee Maker



Primula Stovetop Aluminum Stovetop Espresso Coffee Maker with 6 cup Capacity. The coffee maker is made using cast aluminum. This is a classic style method of brewing espresso directly on your stovetop. It makes espresso in about 4 minutes and is easy and safe to use.

Customer Review: Works well, wish it were bigger


This is a great product, though it was smaller than I had anticipated. The seller was very prompt, no problems whatsoever.


Customer Review: very poor construction and unbelievably slow


The construction of this espresso maker is rotten. The coffee canister came with 3 cracks/dents and after the initial wash, there was already rust forming on the screws that holds the handle in place. It took me 14 minutes to brew coffee! I sent it right back to Amazon. Need I say more?

Primula Aluminum 6-Cup Stovetop Espresso Coffee Maker

KitchenAid 14-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker

KitchenAid 14-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker



Goundbreaking brews! This compact coffee maker, clad in an elegant stainless steel housing, brews up to 14 cups of hot, rich and flavorful coffee anytime you need that extra boost. The extra-wide JavaSpa® showerhead soaks the filter basket evenly, ensuring uniform coffee extraction and outstanding flavor every time. One-year total replacement warranty.

Customer Review: KitchenAid 14-cup programmable coffee maker

Makes a good cup of coffee. Easy to use. Great to have a 14 cup!

Customer Review: Beware

I purchased this coffee maker Nov. 2007 and 9 months later I'm without my coffee because the heating element went out on it. I have to ship in my receipt, wait for them to process it, and wait again for them to ship me my new coffee maker. For the price, I'm sure there are better quality products out there. If you do buy, be sure to keep your rece

KitchenAid 14-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker

Alessi "9090" Espresso Coffee Maker

Alessi "9090" Espresso Coffee Maker

Alessi "9090" Espresso Coffee Maker



This beautiful espresso maker was the first Alessi object designed for the kitchen after the 30's by Richard Sapper and is on display in the Permanent Design Collection at the MOMA in New York. Made in Italy

Customer Review: After trying everything else . . . this is the best!

Purchased my Alessi after trying several machines -- most incredibly expensive, including a pod-type machine that was breaking the bank in pods alone. Everything was complicated, NOISY, terrible to clean, and way too complicated for my husband to attempt first thing in the morning. Tried the typical aluminum pot used on many Italian stovetops. I just couldn't seem to duplicate the espresso found in better coffee shops (NOT Starbucks, mind you).
This little pot looks unobtrusive and is deceptively simple. Easy to clean, to fill, to make GREAT espresso. Mine makes only one cup but it brews so quickly and quietly -- a pleasant hissing signals completion.

Alessi "9090" Espresso Coffee Maker

DELONGHI MAGNIFICA W DOUBLE BOILER (EAM3400)

DELONGHI MAGNIFICA W DOUBLE BOILER (EAM3400)

DELONGHI MAGNIFICA W DOUBLE BOILER (EAM3400)




DIGITAL PROGRAMMABLE MENU SETTINGS Allow you to adjust start time, auto shut-off, clock, temperature of the coffee and water hardness. Plus, there are three settings for coffee str Three buttons: 1 shot (1 oz), 2 shots (2 oz), and 4 oz cup. WHAT YOU GRIND IS WHAT YOU BREW The compa and patented Direct-to-Brew System with Thermoblock technology provides excellent heat distribution and its removable for easy cleaning. PATENTED CAPPUCCINO SYSTEM FROTHER Includes a special chamber that mixes steam and milk to create a rich, creamy froth. PROFESSIONAL-QUALITY CONICAL BURR GRINDER Integrated burr grinder produces consistent, fresh and aromatic espresso or coffee. INSTANT REHEAT FUNCTION Heats the core of the machine, ensuring that Magnifica maintains an ideal temperature for brewing. DECALCIFICATION SYSTEM Automatic decalcification indicator lights lets you know when its time to clean the machine. CUP WARMER Warming plate on top of the machine preheats your cups for the best results. REMOVABLE 1.8-LITER (60-OUNCE)WATER TANK With water level indicator, allows for convenient filling and easy cleaning. COFFEE BEAN CONTAINER CAPACITY 200 gram / 7.10 ounce. REMOVABLE USED COFFEE CONTAINER AND DRIP TRAY For convenient cleaning and easy disposal of coffee waste. HEIGHT-ADJUSTABLE COFFEE SPOUTS Adjustable spouts let you brew directly into espresso, demitasse or 12-ounce cups. 1-3-HOUR ADJUSTABLE AUTOMATIC SHUT-OFF PROGRAMMABLE TIMER ON FUNCTION

Customer Review: Great machine, saves me loads of money and very reliable

I bought the EAM3400 from Starbucks in Northern New York in 2007, and wouldn't trade it for anything. Before I begin my accolades on the machine, let me dispel a few problems that folks seem to have with the machine: Issue: It won't stop frothing --Solution: Raise the steamed-milk container higher on the frothing nozzle until it goes past the "raised ring", this will not allow air into the nozzle by closing the pinhole on the nozzle and you can stop the frothing. Need to restart frothing? Just lower your milk container below the "raised ring" again. Issue: It's noisy--Solution: Take cups off the top, they rattle. The rest of noise is just the art of creating good coffee. Issue: Durgol (Swiss decalcifying liquid) costs $11.00 a bottle! Solution: Use 1/2 of a bottle of coffee-cleaner solution that you can buy at your grocery store...in other words, just substitute the same quantity of coffee-cleaner solution and you won't have any issues. I've done this for a year and a half and it works great.

Now on to the review part--I am a displaced Wahington State "Seattlite" (actually from Puyallup), who needs a regular espresso/cappuccino fix every morning to get going. So, rather than spend over $1000.00 a year on coffee (that's $3.00/day for 365), I now only spend about $380 a year (Milk x 3 at $4.00, Cleaner x 1 at $4.00, beans x 2 at $8.00 PER MONTH x 12). So, now I save over $600/year by using this machine. Trust me, it pays off. Here is what I find great about the machine: I wake up, stumble to the kitchen, turn on the machine, and either wait 1 minute for it to warm up, or after walking the dogs it's ready to go. Prime the steam, steam the milk, select 1 shot, add in the steamed milk and some sugar--it's done. I add beans about every 3 days (don't fill the container inside unless you plan on using all of the beans in only several days...they get stale), and fill the water container with fresh water every 3 days as well (tastes better). Other than that, the only maintenance-intensive part of the process is cleaning the steam nozzle(s), but I've developed a routine that I clean them while the machine works on the espresso portion of the process I've mentioned above (clean the pin-hole, clean the nozzle-opening, clean the steamer opening...). Too easy.

I've found that with a little practice (let's say 4-5 tries after you first get the machine), you can EASILY have a latte or cappuccino that is just as good if not far better than Starbucks. I only use Starbucks beans...I've found that the commercial giant provides lot's of product turn-over in my local grocery store so the beans are fresher than illy or Ecco Caffe. I use only Verona whole bean or Espresso whole bean. If you want a "regular" cup of coffee, this machine will only do Americanas. You can adjust the output of the Americana to fit a larger cup, but you will probably get caffeine overload from the constant saturation of the "hockey-puck" compressed coffee in the infuser and then into your cup. Trust me, if you want to wake up, an Americana is the way to do it with this machine (I'd say about 150-180mg of caffeine) I stay away from the Americana unless I'm needing a serious caffeine fix. My days of drinking 2 pots a day are over, so I consider myself an ex-caffeine junky who now prefers quality taste to quantity.

How can I compare the EAM3400 to commercial Barista machines? Well, the EAM3400 doesn't "channel", ie break the "hockey-puck" of coffee in the infuser when under pressure, which indicates a reliable pour each time from the EAM3400. Additionally, you can adjust the brew time by using the grind adjustment until it reaches your ideal 22-23 second "double" pour. The crema is done by pressure and not by enhancement by the machine (no tricks by Delonghi here), and the pre-infusion definitely adds flavor and quality to the shots. You really can't check for "tiger-striping" in the pour as it is hidden from view while coming out of two nozzles, but you can adjust the machine right to provide the correct results: 1: I set my grind to "1 or 2" on the burr-grinder adjustment in the bean-reservoir; 2: I set the temp of the water to "Warm" not "hot", which means it will pre-infuse and use warm (it's still hot, trust me) water for the espresso. You can easily set it to "hot" for an Americana if you want, then switch it back quickly to "warm" for espresso. I do this because it enables better crema and taste, I've found the "hot" to be just that--too hot for the best taste of a shot or a double-shot.

What about taking it to work? Well, I wouldn't recommend taking your machine to work for the following reasons: 1: Your co-workers using it will not take care of it like you will (damage infuser or frother...more likely frother); 2: It requires emptying of the used coffee container, and drip-tray about 1x a week (better to do it more often if you are a clean-freak), and a good wipe-down and inside vacuum every 2 weeks. So, I'd recommend against it unless you are surrounded at work by type-A personalities who are clean-freaks that appreciate espresso and take care of your EAM3400 like it was their own.

What about cleaning and maintenance? I referenced what's needed in the above paragraph, but there are 4 things you must do weekly, and 3 additional things you will most likely do at least 1x a month...here goes: 4 things weekly: Add beans, add water (old water tastes nasty...you try it and you'll agree that 4-day old water is gross), empty out the used coffee container, empty out and scrub the drip-tray. The 3 additional things monthly are: Decalcify (it will tell you when based upon water hardness that you test and set on the machine), clean infuser, clean inside of machine (ie vacuum and wipe-down). That's it. Too easy.

Good luck. I hope this review helps you determine whether you stay with your current coffee-maker or upgrade to something that helps you save money and provides great espresso. I know it was the right decision for me, and that it curbed my excessive espresso budget significantly while not diminishing my expectations of good espresso (of course someone will disagree and say that Starbucks doesn't take espresso far enough...good for you...go farther!).

Customer Review: EAM3200

I've owned the EAM3200 for nearly 2 years and am still amazed with the quality of this machine and especially the coffee/espresso it produces. Others have already written all the accolades of owning this machine and how satisfying the java is that it brews... except for one issue that I believe needs to be noted. If you truly want to taste just the coffee and nothing else, use distilled water. Distilled water is 100% neutral and adds no mineral flavor or alteration to the real flavor of the coffee bean whatsoever (may I also suggest you roast your own beans to maximize freshness and flavor), and the side benefit of this is that your machine will virtually never need to be decalcified as there will be no mineral buildup. I am truly amazed at how no one has discovered this or mentioned it before. Not only do you eliminate the need to decalcify your machine, but you get the true flavor of the coffee as no other water can deliver. Do yourself a favor and go stock up on gallon bottles of distilled water, which costs less than a dollar per gallon at Wal-Mart and most grocery stores. You will taste the difference and won't have to spend a ridiculous amount of money on Durgol decalcifying liquid.

DELONGHI MAGNIFICA W DOUBLE BOILER (EAM3400)