KitchenAid 12-Cup Glass Carafe Coffee Maker Special Offer
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List Price : $99.99 Price : $64.95
List Price : $99.99 Price : $64.95
What makes this KitchenAid 12-Cup Glass Carafe Coffee Maker stands out
- Easy-to-fill & clean removable water tank
- Refined brew process for optimal coffee flavor
- 24-hour programmability
- Digital display with variable brew strength selector
- Pause and Serve feature
Product Description
Whether you enjoy freshly brewed coffee first thing in the morning, as a refresher in the afternoon, or with a dessert after a meal, the KitchenAid collection of coffee makers are designed to brew rich, flavorful coffee.
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KitchenAid 12-Cup Glass Carafe Coffee Maker Reviews
43 of 45 people found the following review helpful 
So far so good!, October 17, 2010 This review is from: KitchenAid 12-Cup Glass Carafe Coffee Maker (Kitchen) We bought this KitchenAid coffee maker to replace our beloved Cuisinart one that we'd had for about 4 years. I was hesitant to switch brands but we've always had good luck with KitchenAid and so far, this coffee maker doesn't disappoint. I really like the removable water reservoir for cleaning purposes. It's generally easy to set for morning brewing (though admittedly, it took me a few tries to get it right - I did find the Cuisinart easier to set initially). I like the "bold" brewing feature. And I like the blue lit display.
All in all - this has proven to be a reliable, attractive, and overall solid coffee maker that I would recommend to others.
64 of 72 people found the following review helpful I LOVE TO DRINK COFFEE AGAIN, November 5, 2010 By originalevcrawfish "originalevcrawfish" (north texas) - See all my reviews This review is from: KitchenAid 12-Cup Glass Carafe Coffee Maker (Kitchen) "ok guys and gals, here is my story, i've been using a black and decker space saver coffee maker mainly because of the removable water tank. the carafe drizzled coffee alll over the counter, the water tank could not be set full of water over nite in the maker because the water would leak out at the seal. and it made some incredibly weak coffee. but i trudged through because i don't like the idea of pouring water into the most of the time tiny opening most manufacturers give you. all i can see is that i'm usually pretty messy anyway, so pictures of water all over the counter. and i didn't and don't want that. hence i wanted a pot that offered the fill in the sink. so back to the old maker, so i used the b&d for not quite a year and when you "sneak " a cup it drip drip drip coffee onto the hot plate, which now has caused the hot plate to rust out. i had almost gotten to the point of not wanting to make coffee... and i love me some coffee. so when i saw this coffee maker offered by... Read more
38 of 43 people found the following review helpful 
Nice, but very wet, November 30, 2010 By This review is from: KitchenAid 12-Cup Glass Carafe Coffee Maker (Kitchen) This is a good coffee maker with a very pleasing design. It is, however, the most water retaining coffee maker I have ever had. I love that the water tank is removable, and it's a good thing that it is because there's always a little puddle of water left in it that needs to be drained. The carafe is a nice weight and does not leak coffee as you pour. But it also retains liquid because the heavy black lip around the top allows liquid to seep underneath. This measns when you pour the coffee or when you rinse it out with water, there is no way the last bit will be removed. That darn seal will hold on to some every time you tilt to pour. The top of the coffee maker has two lids which can't be opened at the same time. One lid reveals the coffee filter. The inside of this lid puddles up so much that it needs to be wiped dry if you are one who likes to set the coffee maker the night before. Otherwise it will leak down on to your dry coffee grounds. The other lid is the top of the water tank... Read more
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| 43 of 45 people found the following review helpful So far so good!, This review is from: KitchenAid 12-Cup Glass Carafe Coffee Maker (Kitchen) We bought this KitchenAid coffee maker to replace our beloved Cuisinart one that we'd had for about 4 years. I was hesitant to switch brands but we've always had good luck with KitchenAid and so far, this coffee maker doesn't disappoint. I really like the removable water reservoir for cleaning purposes. It's generally easy to set for morning brewing (though admittedly, it took me a few tries to get it right - I did find the Cuisinart easier to set initially). I like the "bold" brewing feature. And I like the blue lit display.All in all - this has proven to be a reliable, attractive, and overall solid coffee maker that I would recommend to others. 64 of 72 people found the following review helpful I LOVE TO DRINK COFFEE AGAIN, By originalevcrawfish "originalevcrawfish" (north texas) - See all my reviews This review is from: KitchenAid 12-Cup Glass Carafe Coffee Maker (Kitchen) "ok guys and gals, here is my story, i've been using a black and decker space saver coffee maker mainly because of the removable water tank. the carafe drizzled coffee alll over the counter, the water tank could not be set full of water over nite in the maker because the water would leak out at the seal. and it made some incredibly weak coffee. but i trudged through because i don't like the idea of pouring water into the most of the time tiny opening most manufacturers give you. all i can see is that i'm usually pretty messy anyway, so pictures of water all over the counter. and i didn't and don't want that. hence i wanted a pot that offered the fill in the sink. so back to the old maker, so i used the b&d for not quite a year and when you "sneak " a cup it drip drip drip coffee onto the hot plate, which now has caused the hot plate to rust out. i had almost gotten to the point of not wanting to make coffee... and i love me some coffee. so when i saw this coffee maker offered by... Read more 38 of 43 people found the following review helpful Nice, but very wet, By This review is from: KitchenAid 12-Cup Glass Carafe Coffee Maker (Kitchen) This is a good coffee maker with a very pleasing design. It is, however, the most water retaining coffee maker I have ever had. I love that the water tank is removable, and it's a good thing that it is because there's always a little puddle of water left in it that needs to be drained. The carafe is a nice weight and does not leak coffee as you pour. But it also retains liquid because the heavy black lip around the top allows liquid to seep underneath. This measns when you pour the coffee or when you rinse it out with water, there is no way the last bit will be removed. That darn seal will hold on to some every time you tilt to pour. The top of the coffee maker has two lids which can't be opened at the same time. One lid reveals the coffee filter. The inside of this lid puddles up so much that it needs to be wiped dry if you are one who likes to set the coffee maker the night before. Otherwise it will leak down on to your dry coffee grounds. The other lid is the top of the water tank... Read more |
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