Will this keep pour-over coffee carafe contents warmed atop a gas range flame?
257429
Probably, and maybe too much. I use mine to prepare small batches of sauce (experimental stuff) and it's hot enough, even with the gas on low on my middle size burner, to get a slow boil. I would not recommend a glass carafe, personal preference, but a metal type.
371450
Yes. I'd say after about 4 hours it's still very hot. Seasoning the carafe by filling with hot water from the faucet for ten minutes helps a lot.
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.
286339
I use mine daily on my kitchen's smallest gas burner (on low) and the shelf does get hot. I have used a silicone measuring cup on it, and that warms up but doesn't melt. So now I use a metal measuring cup to catch to coffee and then pour it into my mug. Hope that helps.
2104938
The instructions say not to put it on heating element. I usually just pour it onto a thermal carafe.
332106
I would recommend against this; doing this may confuse the internal temperature sensors. FYI, my Technivorm produces coffee that is 180 degrees F , and that is *after* transferring the coffee to my work Thermos. Hotter than that, it's a trip to the Burn Unit.
1808066
No, but it is an insulated carafe, so it will keep it warm for quite a while.
1053546
This maker has a built in warming surface that the pot sits on during and after brew. This warming pad has it's own switch to be turned on or off. This will keep your coffee warm for as long as you need. I bought this for my father who Works Pipe lines out West (Alberta Canada) where they see some very cold weather and he uses this every day. I should also mention I grew up knowing if my dad's coffee wasn't at the point of burning your tounge he didn't want it lol.Cheers,I just noticed the comment below and they must not use there warming pad.
204797
if you are asking if you can put this carafe on the stove top to heat up your coffee, NO you cannot.
1883706
That shouldn't be an issue. We've poured near boiling hot coffee in it several times and not had an issue per se.
2105276
Yes. The burner must be turned off immediately after brewing completes to protect the user, the coffeemaker and surroundings. After the initial serving, either a separate source of heat or insulated container would be needed to keep coffee warm.
421920
Yes. The base ,lid and handle stay cool,you can set the carafe on a table. But the glass is very hot to the touch.in 3.5 years I've never burnt myself on it, but I would keep it away from children.
1868246
NO! This is a thermal carafe and will be ruined if you use it on an electric stove or burner of any sort. It is to pour hot coffee into the cone and through the grounds in it.
1250868
yes, it can. I prefer the gas stove method over an electric stove because the electric stove will give your coffee a burnt taste after sitting on the hot coils.
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.
149914
I'm not sure what you mean by "warming element," but as can be seen from the other answers, this model with the glass carafe (MG600) will keep coffee hot for up to about two hours. The presence of heating is indicated by the on/off button being red; if it turns off and you still want the carafe to be heated, just push the on/off button again.
911468
I could not say, I have never used a thermal carafe. Perhaps contact Cuisinart directly for an answer.