Nordstrom has
40-Oz Technivorm Moccamaster KBT Thermal Carafe Coffee Brewer (Matte White) for
$199.99.
Shipping is free, otherwise free store pickup is available where stock permits.
Thanks to Community Member
ElatedWeather817 for finding this deal.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Product Features:
- A copper boiling element and stainless-steel thermal carafe ensure precise temperature regulation for optimal coffee-soluble extraction
- The carafe includes a travel lid so you can enjoy a portable pot of perfectly brewed coffee at an ideal temperature with every cup
- Brews 40 ounces of coffee in six minutes. The thermal carafe keeps coffee warm for up to one hour
- BPA-, BPS-, BPF- and phthalate-free plastic
- Metal/glass/plastic/silicone
- Hand wash
- Made in the Netherlands
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It does not wet the grounds evenly. Accept that you must hold a spoon under the first drippings and get the far side wet and then I get the grounds a little stir. 15 seconds of effort with night and day results. (from my prepurchase research I knew of this issue).
The bar that transfers the hot water stays wet and over time is going to get cruddy. It is cheap and even with filtered water is going to need regular vinegar soaks. Just something I'm not doing yet but....
With that said, and while I miss the zen of my pour-overs, this is a good way to go.
I've been using a Cuisinart Coffee 12 cup brewer for making large batches, but have to fiddle with letting the coffee bloom a bit before putting the craft in. Wondering, besides higher water temperatures, if it worth it over general coffee brewers.
I still use a Hario Switch (V60 with stopper) for smaller brews and a Bambino Plus for espresso or latte, so curious if it's worth having another coffee machine to replace the old Cuisinart.
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I've been using a Cuisinart Coffee 12 cup brewer for making large batches, but have to fiddle with letting the coffee bloom a bit before putting the craft in. Wondering, besides higher water temperatures, if it worth it over general coffee brewers.
I still use a Hario Switch (V60 with stopper) for smaller brews and a Bambino Plus for espresso or latte, so curious if it's worth having another coffee machine to replace the old Cuisinart.
Bottom line for me, it makes good coffee when I pay zero attention to it and it has done so for over a decade so I'm pretty happy with it and would buy another if this one ever breaks.
I've been using a Cuisinart Coffee 12 cup brewer for making large batches, but have to fiddle with letting the coffee bloom a bit before putting the craft in. Wondering, besides higher water temperatures, if it worth it over general coffee brewers.
I still use a Hario Switch (V60 with stopper) for smaller brews and a Bambino Plus for espresso or latte, so curious if it's worth having another coffee machine to replace the old Cuisinart.
So for me it is worth it as long as you accept it is not pour over and "prewet the filter / stir the grounds". I change beans a lot so I am okay with a level of variation. It is quick, easy and simple. I definitely recommend it. Not really much there for $200 though if you have what you need. But if you are in the market, I am happy I went with this brand.
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