can you reheat the coffee in the carafe?
204793
Do not reheat in the microwave because of the metal on the carafe, but I do keep it on 2(WHICH IS A LOW SETTING) on my electric stove and it does fine.I love this system so much I bought it again when I accidently broke my carafe after many years.It works perfect even after 15 years and looked Good too.I LOVE MINE!!!! BUY IT!!!
204794
I would put it in a cup and then heat it. The carafe is thin but gets the job done.
204795
You can reheat in the carafe if you want to. However if you reheat I recommend doing one cup at a time in the microwave so you don't get that burnt flavor
204796
The carafe is not microwave or stove top safe. You should make smaller ups if you are worried about the temperature.
204797
if you are asking if you can put this carafe on the stove top to heat up your coffee, NO you cannot.
204798
No, glass is too thin. Nor can it be mirowaved with the metal band. Use a coffee cup for that. Perhaps you should look for a pyrex carafe/decanter (some have a metal bottom).
1417301
Yes initially, but I transfer it to a regular thermos container because the thermal carafe doesn't keep it as hot.
2067164
Yes. The Coffee is Very hot After Brewing But You Can Always "Reheat" And Froth More By Selecting The "Froth" Button. My Kids Even Like This With Their Hot Chocolate And Have Gotten Very Creative. Enjoy
1914152
No. Maybe but boil the water separately. Don't put the immediate boiling water so as not to burn the coffee. Wait a few secs.
1151232
I don't know. There is no heating element associated with the carafe - only with heating the water to brew. I flip the switch off when it's done brewing.
1914785
The coffee is hot but not too hot to sip after pouring a cup. Also, if the carafe leaks around the top, contact Cuisinart and they will replace it. At least they did for me.........
1962259
Sorry, I bought a spare carafe some years ago after I broke the original washing it. So far so good on the one I received when I purchased another coffee maker. Good luck in finding one.
932204
I have used Hamilton Beach brewstations for so many years I do not even own a carafe. You would have no way of keeping the coffee warm in the carafe once you put it in there with this coffemaker.
332103
Not if you're like me & like coffee very hot. I run a pot of water through the unit first. That get the carafe and the heating coil hot.
330059
Yes!! The mouth of the carafe is large enough to get your hand in to clean inside. The lid of the carafe screws on to keep the coffee hot ( all day ) after brewing with the cone is finished. We really enjoy this product.
1483430
No - the coffee is in a thermal carafe. You put the lid on the carafe and it keeps coffee hot for a couple hours. At least that is the longest I have ever left coffee in it.
492162
Yes w/the carafe. This unit only makes 'less than hot' coffee, so really not true expresso. Had I known, I would have gotten something more substantial.
1805352
No, I would not do that. The double-wall design would not work well for that, and it's not meant to be heated on the stovetop. You boil water in a separate container--a pan or teapot--and then pour the water over the coffee and let it steep. If you need to reheat the coffee, you could put it in a mug and microwave it or heat it in a regular saucepan, but that ruins the taste and I don't recommend it. If you're looking for a stovetop coffee maker, consider a stovetop espresso maker.
877183
Yep! Just mix it in another container (I use a pyrex mixing bowl with handle/spout) and then pour into carafe.
1791505
After the coffee maker shuts off, automatically after about two hours, I would just reheat my cup in the microwave. Quick, easy, and you can control the temperature just by figuring out how long to reheat it. Usually 1.5 minutes is more than enough. Also, I keep mine in an insulated mug and it stays hot a long time. We have switched over to Keurig and love it, but oddly enough, you still have to reheat the mug if you leave it idle for awhile. Hope this helps!
1738022
There should be no problem, but I do not see a good reason to do it. Not even for reheating coffee. I would never reheat coffee.
510184
Yes. It is tasteless. I wouldn't reheat coffee due to the oils in the coffee degrading.