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Cuisinart DCC-450 4-Cup Coffeemaker with Stainless Steel Carafe, White
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MSRP: $45.00
Your Price: $29.60
Savings: $ 15.40 ( 34% )
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Manufacturer: Cuisinart
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Cuisinart DCC-450 4-Cup Coffeemaker with Stainless Steel Carafe, White Features
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New attractive red series with 4-cup, stainless steel carafe
Brew pause feature for pouring a cup before brewing is complete
Convenient "on" indicator light and 30-minute automatic shutoff
Compact enough to use for a small household or second home
Includes #2 paper filter starter kit, instruction book, and limited 3-year warranty
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Additional Cuisinart DCC-450 4-Cup Coffeemaker with Stainless Steel Carafe, White Information
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The CUISINART DCG-12BC Grind Central features a stainless steel grinding bowl that holds 90 grams of whole beans -- enough for 18 cups of coffee! The removable bowl, with blade assembly, is dishwasher safe, and a the included lid lets you store leftover coffee right in the grinding bowl. A single On/Off button controls grind consistency, and a built-in safety interlock makes the perfect grind safe and easy. Cord storage Limited 18-month warranty.
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What Customers Say About Cuisinart DCC-450 4-Cup Coffeemaker with Stainless Steel Carafe, White:
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The total volume is 16 ounces (two cups). The automatic shutoff doesn't allow for over-warmed coffee or burned out elements. This is okay. I don't like drinking old over-warmed coffee, anyway. The stainless steel carafe means less glass carafe breakage and replacement hassle. I have had it for just a coupe weeks.Even though the plastic lid over the pot seems a little fragile and a little complicated, the DCC "4"-Cup is a good value.
30 minutes is basically 15 minutes of brewing, then 15 minutes of you drinking your first cup then coming back to a luke-warm second cup and spilling it all over again because even though you thought you have it figured out, it still spills. Cuisinart is smearing its good name with this one. As everyone else said already, this peice spills coffee all over, and then turns itself off. Junk. And the stainless steel
I use bottled water because our tap water makes the coffee taste gross. I've had this product for two years now and it still brews a great cup off coffee. When I pour my coffee, I pour it slowly and keep a paper towel handy. I agree with the other reviewers about the spillage. I finally just gave up and I use a plastic cup to fill the reservoir with water instead of the carafe. I am actually looking to buy one for my office but I was surprised to see that the retail price is almost double what I paid for mine. I will be shopping for a used one.
Usually smaller, basic products are made/designed more cheaply. or excess capacity of other coffee makers. That's not the case here. This product has done just what I wanted it to, without the frills (do we really need a clock on everything). I haven't had the problem with spilling water/coffee that others have - perhaps Cuisinart redesigned the lid. I do wish that on/off switch was easier to operate, but that's my only criticism of this product.
Nice appearance, works fairly rapidly, and easy to clean up afterwords. I use both the gold filter and a paper filter -- great coffee.
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