Cuisinart Grind and Brew Thermal Coffee Maker Review

Since 1973, Cuisinart products have been lauded by culinary experts like Julia Child and James Beard. Today’s professional connoisseurs have no less esteem for the brand. The 10-cup Cuisinart Grind and Brew Thermal Coffee Maker, which retails for about $200, carries on the legacy. This feature-filled product solves the challenges every early morning gourmet coffee drinker has: how to get really fresh, really good, really hot coffee to stay that way until you’re ready for it.

As its name implies The Grind and Brew Thermal Coffee Maker ensures that the coffee you brew is absolutely the freshest in can be, and that its stays that way for hours in the thermal carafe. However its two other features, the charcoal filter that removes impurities from the water and the automatic shut-off, give it the edge over competitors. If you intend to go from thermal carafe to thermal cup for your commute, you sacrifice nothing for brewing your own.

The features of the Grind and Brew makes it a great choice for those who might otherwise invest the time and expense of stopping at popular coffee retail spots on their way to work. For the daily coffee commuter, it won’t take more than a couple of months to recoup the cost. The convenience of pre-programming the grind and brew process and not worrying about overcooking the coffee on a burner can also make a lazy weekend morning feel a little more luxurious.