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.
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.
110892
The coffee maker turns off after the brewing cycle. The steel carafe does keep the coffee warm. If you warm the carafe with hot water prior to brewing, it should stay nice and warm for that period of time. You can not program the coffee maker to keep it warm. This coffee maker does not have a warming plate.
911468
I could not say, I have never used a thermal carafe. Perhaps contact Cuisinart directly for an answer.
2259683
Yes... A single cup of coffee is hot as the machine pre-warms for about one minute. The carafe does not stay hot if the warmer place is not on as it is a fairly standard glass carafe. If you don't like the use of a warmer, I recommend getting a insulated coffee vacuum carafe. Alfi makes some great ones that keep coffee warm for eight hours or more. However, I have never noticed a burnt taste imparted by the hotplate on this machine.
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.
917440
No, I have used the plastic funnel and the spacer several times and have not had trouble with it melting with the hot liquids,etc. However, neither would withstand a direct heat source (such as a stove burner).
770512
yes... this takes awhile to heat up but worth the wait and don't forget to buy the cleaning powder (use maybe once a quarter). we use this product daily for pour-over coffee.
1143751
Yes. I use the "warm up" function to keep coffee stable temperature. The glass is microwave safe according to the included product documentation.
911469
Coffee makers with thermal carafes have no heating elements under the carafe, so using a carafe on a heating element might damage the carafe... and, may not be good for the heat element, either.
2014301
Hi No it does not. That is one of the reasons the coffee stays so nice. The thermal does it job, and you have no burnt taste. If you put hot water in the carafe first and keep it in there for a few minutes, it will keep the coffee nice and hot for hours. Hope this helps.
839795
No. It is not intended for open flame according to the warning that came with the carafe.
748259
I have heated a coffee pot on it and it works OK. I did however replace the grate with a cast iron grate because the existing grate warped after the first use. The cast iron grate heats up nicely with this little stove. I would not recommend buying this stove unless you plan on replacing the grate right away.
1363756
This is a wonderful carafe, makes delicious coffee. It includes the lid and the funnel. It is thermal glass lined. You never put it on the stove to heat as the bottom of the carafe is heavy-duty plastic; the carafe keeps the coffee warm for hours as it sits on your cabinet. No more re-heated or burnt-tasting coffee or scorched pot!
505109
No, it won't. It's only a warmer, meant to hold the temperature of the liquid that is already hot. Even at that, if you don't immediately put the filled cup on the PRE-HEATED warmer, it will go cold in little time. A possible solution: as soon as the coffee is ready, pour half in the cup you'll use right away and the other half cup on the warmer. When I did that, the coffee stayed quite hot and didn't cool. It probably seems a bit of a hassle when traveling, though. Good luck.
1134703
Jeff forgot to write you back my apologies, I set my burner at medium and it takes anywhere from 6-7 minutes. It conducts heat very well, and I use it every day and see no warping. I would strongly recommend this for pour-over coffee methods
843653
It does not have a heating element. The stainless steel carafe is supposed to keep the coffee warm after brewing, but it does not. It is a lousy coffee machine, frequently overflowing if the lid is not aligned perfectly while brewing.