What is the interior like? I have the SM-KHE48, and the interior is stainless steel, not coated, like certain other Zoji food/drink products.
875424
It's Stainless Steel, it's great because it keeps my ladies coffee warm for hours, she is so happy
373883
stainless inside, the best possible lining. The coatings are actually a sign of a defective inside that might rust for instance. This is a great buy. I paid double the price for my previous kettle and this one has lasted longer already and still looks like new. The water tastes great. I would buy it again in a second.
490945
Well, I bought one a couple years ago, and it seems as solid as any of the old ones I've seen in Taiwan (lived there for several years, and every household has at least one). The only difference is that the old ones have a steel inside (not the inner bowl, but the inside of the main cooker), where I think the current ones are aluminum/alloy - could be wrong about that though, or it might only be on some models. In any case, yes, the new ones are still of excellent quality, still seem to have solid switches and good cords, and I expect mine to last a long time.
825045
The interior is just steel. The gasket does come in contact with the coffee and water during the brewing process.
1937605
I only owned it for a day, but it did have a stainless interior and lid. It was not non-stick.
1828475
Sorry if this had been made clear elsewhere, but is this thing completely stainless steel on the inside? Like many others, I don't want anything that has plastic parts getting exposed to the boiling water every time...Thanks!John
1674612
The interior is stainless steel. I determined this by using a magnet. A magnet will not stick to aluminum.
548513
No. There is no coating on the inside. It is stainless steel only - without coating.
2216200
that's interesting..it is stainless steel inside..there is no coating on the inside that I can see..I haven't burned anything in it (yet lol) but it cleans up like a breeze..this pot is one of my favorites in my kitchen!
2023048
I don't believe this pot is stainless lined, it's more like a thermal lined glass....it's a high gloss interior. And is great as I am very finicky about my containers for coffee. This does not impart any taste. I have an acute taste for plastics and such when my food/beverages come in contact. So picky in fact that I will not eat a sandwich or chips from a ziploc bag. 5star recommendation for this product
659786
Wondering the same thing--do you know about the interior of the tea kettle? thanks!
1574551
Hello,No, I haven't noticed. Everything looks clean inside - no plastic, stainless steel only. Why would there be plastic there in the first place, anyway?
1633516
The inside is stainless steel, I would compare it to a really great thermos. This is the best thing ever if you want to keep your drinkshot for a long time. I have not yet tried to keep a drink cold, as winter has drug on, but it says it will do that to.
1453706
It is stainless on the inside, which is nice. What we've found, however, is that rice residue will stick to this so a nylon scratcher is advised when cleaning. We also rub a little olive oil around inside to help it not stick.
895970
Well, that reminds me of eggs and butter. Turns out they weren't as bad as the fix. I bought this cheaper plastic version to see how I liked the process and function. I like it and use it frequently. The price was right, but I will likely upgrade to a more expensive glass or ceramic version. As for your question: "What type of plastic?" I do not recall. I assume that it is made in China like everything else and will probably slowly melt my insides. Hario is a reputable Japanese company and the design is a good one. You can get ceramic or glass versions under $20. Spend the extra money....I wish I had.
1807756
Yes, I am 100% certain that the inside of the bowl is indeed stainless steel. I bought two of these Cuisinart ice cream bowls so that if we wanted to make two different kinds of ice cream, we wouldn't have to wait for another 12-24 hours for the bowl to become frozen again. There is some kind of liquid or gel located inside the sides of the bowl (the sides are about 3/4" thick), so the bowl freezes very nicely in the freezer and ice cubes are therefore not needed to be put around the outside of the bowl when you make ice cream. In terms of product quality, the stainless steel material and the workmanship are both excellent. Yes, I am 100% certain that the inside of the bowl is indeed stainless steel. I bought two of these Cuisinart ice cream bowls so that if we wanted to make two different kinds of ice cream, we wouldn't have to wait for another 12-24 hours for the bowl to become frozen again. There is some kind of liquid or gel located inside the sides of the bowl (the sides are about 3/4" thick), so the bowl freezes very nicely in the freezer and ice cubes are therefore not needed to be put around the outside of the bowl when you make ice cream. In terms of product quality, the stainless steel material... » Read More Yes, I am 100% certain that the inside of the bowl is indeed stainless steel. I bought two of these Cuisinart ice cream bowls so that if we wanted to make two different kinds of ice cream, we wouldn't have to wait for another 12-24 hours for the bowl to become frozen again. There is some kind of liquid or gel located inside the sides of the bowl (the sides are about 3/4" thick), so the bowl freezes very nicely in the freezer and ice cubes are therefore not needed to be put around the outside of the bowl when you make ice cream. In terms of product quality, the stainless steel material and the workmanship are both excellent. « Show Less
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It appears to have a brushed metal interior surface but not stainless steel. I'd contact Cuisinart to get specifics.