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Cuisinart DTC-975 Programable Auto Brew 12-Cup Coffeemakers | 
| Brand: Cuisinart
Category: Kitchen
Buy New: $79.99 - $130.00
as of 9/3/2010 11:46 EDT details
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Rating:  411 reviews
Sales Rank: 1769946
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
MPN: 112631
ASIN: B0001734YQ
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Product Description
Now you can enjoyed piping hot, full-flavored coffee in style. This handsome coffee maker from Cuisinart features a good-looking brushed stainless steel carafe that keeps coffee hot for 12 hours. The patented brew-through and pour-through lid means coffee means less mess. Totally programmable, this coffee maker can be started any time during a 24-hour cycle. Loaded with useful features like Brew Pause, automatic shutoff, brewing complete alarm and a #4 paper filter starter kit. Covered by a three-year limited warranty. Model DTC-975
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 411
 Love this coffee pot August 29, 2010
Love Old Movies (NV)
I'm a true coffee drinker from morning til night. I LOVE THIS COFFEE POT. I made a pot at 8:30 am and still super hot at 3:30 pm. Having 12 cups is much better than 10. It is easy to make coffee, brews fast, great taste. If those who wrote bad reviews had followed directions, they wouldn't have any problems. I have been using it about a month and hope they never stop making this design.
Good Product August 25, 2010
conrstalk
It is 12 cup which I like. Do need to not overfill on water as it will run over the thermal. Metal thermal is great to keep from breaking. I recommend this cusinart product.
Perfect pot for working from home. August 18, 2010
Ernie (Connecticut)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
We bought this brewer 8 or 9 years ago. Over the previous 20 years, we had tried Mr. Coffee, Krups, Gevalia, Braun, and others. Most were adequate brewers with fragile glass pots. Coffee had to be decanted to avoid tasting like old rubber tires after an hour.
With the Cuisinart, there is a stainless steel pot - inside and out. This not only stops breakage. It keeps the coffee hot for many hours. We work at home, so this is important. Brewed at 7 a.m. a cup is drinkably hot in the afternoon. What's more, if there is any left in the pot overnight, that neat "gravity seal" system keeps the coffee tasting (I know you don't believe me, but it's true) pretty decent. I often dump that last bit into a mug and microwave it. It's still better than most restaurant coffee.
The brewer works great. Not fast, but the grounds are well used and the coffee if full bodied. We have indeed had "flooding" on 3-4 occasions. It was caused by either A) an individual not screwing the cover on straight or B) not pushing the filter basket all the way in. Yes, the beeping is louder than we'd like, but after nearly a decade, we often don't even hear it.
Bottom line: If you want good coffee in an indestructible unit at a decent price, you can't go wrong with this unit!
Good Coffee maker purchase August 15, 2010
Chris May
I needed to replace my Krups 10 cup thermal coffee maker as it had some real problems, after 6 years. I purchased the 12 cup Cuisinart thermal coffee maker. I am extremely pleased with the purchase. As long as you close the top correctly (pour at the pour spout) and make sure the coffee basket is closed securely, this coffee maker is a charm. The coffee stays hot for a long time. I usually make it in the early morning and my husband will drink a cup in the late afternoon. It is always still hot. Better than the Krups.
 It's just OK August 14, 2010
Douglas P. Bauer (Clearwater, Fl.)
Not much I really like about it other than it's a 12 cup thermal brewer. Things I don't like. When you take the pot out after brewing the basket drips some. The pot has a very small opening. You can't get your hand inside to wash it. Not even my wife's very tiny hand. You have to have man like hands to open the pot. The top outside diameter is huge. The water level is on the back side. You can't see it from the front. The water tank isn't removable making it more difficult to fill. I have not experienced the thing peeing coffee all over the counter top as many have mentioned. It is no where close to being the complete thermal brewer my beloved Starbucks Baristta, RIP, was. I'll probably end up giving it to my daughter-in-law.
Not sure what I would buy.
Update: It's toast. My wife and I hate this thing. Hope the daughter-in-law likes it. I'm looking at a Mr. Coffee Optimal Brew 10 cup thermal. It has a wider mouth, removable tank and side loading filter basket. Would like a 12 cup but they are virtualy non-existant. That Dyson guy needs to look into making a real good coffee maker.
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