Is this a grind & brew coffemaker?
1550722
It just brews, but it does a great job and if you let hot water sit in the pot for a while before making coffee it keeps it warm for a really long time.
1246768
Yes, you can tell it how much to grind (it's just a grinder; it doesn't brew). It has settings in increments of 2. I.e.: your options are 2, 4, 6, or 8 cups.
1828882
It works fine for coarse grinds. We do both fine and much less fine for coffee maker.
1058581
Yes, this item was a perfect fit for my grind & brew coffeemaker. A great value that made my coffeemaker like new again!
454046
No. It is a French Press style coffee maker in which you boil water either on the stove or electric kettle and pour into the french press with your ground coffee beans. Give it around four minutes to allow "brewing" before slowly pressing the plunger down. Easy to use and it comes with instructions.
871846
Sorry I don't know. I realized I didn't get a registration to warrant the coffemaker with the manufacturer.
208145
That certainly looks like the one in the Cuisinart 12 cup on Demand coffee maker - I don't have the Cuisinart Grind and Brew Thermal.
1521997
Don't use an "all-in-one" grind and brew machine. Purchase a $20 grinder, and an $80 coffee maker. This particular machine is hard to maintain and is messy.
264875
Yes. You can set the cycle to brew only without grinding. I recommend using a quality grind, make sure it is fresh and use a filter, rather than the basket.
137884
Yes - just put a coffee filter in the basket and add your ground coffee to it. Be sure and put water in the reservoir. Then press the "grind off" button and then the "on" button. Then it works just like a normal coffee maker.
485845
Not at all. Per Susan's comment, the finest isn't nearly fine enough for espresso, or Turkish -- maybe adequate for drip or French press ... that's about it. The purpose of a burr grinder is to produce similar-sized coffee particles ... for flavor/aroma; otherwise, a blade grinder will do the job (and cost less). This unit is a glorified blade grinder (look inside and you'll see that their idea of a "burr" is a joke -- just blades are used!). So, back it goes ... trying other brands (perhaps Cuisinart); otherwise, will stay with a blade grinder, which is better than a mortar and pestle. Live and learn. Not at all. Per Susan's comment, the finest isn't nearly fine enough for espresso, or Turkish -- maybe adequate for drip or French press ... that's about it. The purpose of a burr grinder is to produce similar-sized coffee particles ... for flavor/aroma; otherwise, a blade grinder will do the job (and cost less). This unit is a glorified blade grinder (look inside and you'll see that their idea of a "burr" is a joke -- just blades are used!). So, back it goes ... trying other brands (perhaps Cuisinart); otherwise, will stay with a blade grinder, which is better than a mortar and... » Read More Not at all. Per Susan's comment, the finest isn't nearly fine enough for espresso, or Turkish -- maybe adequate for drip or French press ... that's about it. The purpose of a burr grinder is to produce similar-sized coffee particles ... for flavor/aroma; otherwise, a blade grinder will do the job (and cost less). This unit is a glorified blade grinder (look inside and you'll see that their idea of a "burr" is a joke -- just blades are used!). So, back it goes ... trying other brands (perhaps Cuisinart); otherwise, will stay with a blade grinder, which is better than a mortar and pestle. Live and learn. « Show Less
788350
No everything you need is in the box. However if you wish to use your special coffee you will need to buy a filter basket that allows you to use your own favorite coffee grinds. I highly recommend this coffee maker.
850599
I don't think so but am not sure. I do know this unit works perfectly and has for months now. It makes a fine cup of coffee and is fast.
1469997
No, and I don't think such a feature would be of any advantage unless the grinder is built into an automatic coffeemaker. You want to get the grounds in water as soon as possible after grinding, so you don't lose all that aroma!
747128
No. What ever you use needs to be ground. So either buy ground coffee or grind it yourself. Hmmm. Sounds good right about now.
904080
This particular machine does not have a grinder. However, you can use either your own ground beans or coffee from a can. I use canned coffee. And it is delicious. This is a great simple coffee maker that brews a great cup of joe.
1292212
Technically yes, but ours overflows coffee grinds every single brew with the 4-cup filter. We're not overfilling it with grinds.