How long does this cofee maker take to brew a full pot?
1553892
Mine takes about 6 minutes. This brand has lasted much, much longer than Mr. Coffee brand. I am very satisfied with it.
1553893
Filled to the 12 cup mark, mine takes 16 minutes to brew- WHEN ON "STRONG" SETTING.
1553894
We don't know how long it takes to brew a full pot. We bought this machine, then returned it because we could not get rid of the awful plastic smell.
458684
I timed it. From cold tap water, it started brewing in 20 seconds and completed with a 12-cupful carafe in just under 10 minutes. This was on the "regular" setting. "Bold" would of course take a little longer but probably not much.
1052751
When I preheat it with boiling water, an almost full pot stays hot for almost three hours. The more coffee in it, the hotter and longer it lasts.
868621
About 25-30 minutes when the pot is full. Then it keeps it warm for the duration of whatever amount of water is left. To reboil the warm water, it takes about 2-4 minutes.
725185
It depends on how much water you want and what the initial temp of that water is. But, I did do a test for you. If you want a full pot (1.5L) of water (I used my cold tap water because that is the filtered side of my kitchen sink) it takes 6 minutes and 50 seconds. Usually it takes about 10 minutes or more to boil that on the stove top. But, like I said, it depends on the water temp and how much you need.
1994687
Cone. I'd say somewhere in between the previous two answers, about ten minutes. Brews a nice pot of coffee.
466293
Just tested for you. A full 1.5L water bring to boil and stop it takes 7 minutes and 50 second on my kettle.
570995
The brew time is approx 1.5 hours; steep the grains about 30 mins, and boil up to an hour. Start to finish, with setup and cleanup allow yourself several hours so you are not rushing things, read and follow all the directions and you will be happy with the results....
1993593
I make a nice, big cup of coffe with mine. About 16 oz. I've never actually timed it but I would guess about 5 minutes all told, including the time it takes for the grounds to finish draining. Might take less if you don't gring your coffe as fine as I do.
1287882
It is relatively quick - I would say approximately 5 -10 minutes. The water in the bottom needs to come to a boil, then is forced through the coffee and results in the espresso. It is completely finished when you hear the bubbling noise. It makes a 2 cup espresso. Add frothed milk and you have a cappuccino.
1839431
Full extraction of a total immersion brewer is going to take about 4 minutes no matter the method. You will save time with this one due to the ease of cleaning with the paper filter. This also is a one cup brew method, unlike your French press which may brew more.
2278674
I've never really timed it, usually push the button and walk away. I get it ready the night before, so I can estimate 8-10 min. I do love this coffeemaker, hot coffee.
2152558
Well it's only a 10 cup setting but on both the regular and bold setting a full carafe will take about 8 minutes or so.
984416
//// April 9 - I tried this again today, using an electric timer instead of my dear old analog watch, and the full pot took 7.75 minutes from start to shut off.////April 7 - I hadn't really thought about that, so I timed it this morning. From cold to boiling shut-off took my kettle between 9 and 10 minutes, maximally full. My kettle is maybe 9 months old now - use it several times a day and really like it!
1053838
60 to 90 minutes is sufficient for good hot cups. It works well. We have it on a timer so it turns on about 90 minutes before we make the coffe.
1877886
If you select the option to brew a cup (versus a carafe) and choose mug size 4 of 9 (there are 9 size options!) I think it takes about 6 or 7 minutes. The timing also depends on the flavor profile you choose - if you like it more robust (like I do), the machine will dispense the water into the grounds and hold it there a while to let it steep.
1052750
a few hours with a mostly full pot. Longer if I preheat with boiling water. No longer than the thermal carafe that came with my coffee maker.