Cuisinart DGB-400 Automatic Grind and Brew 12-Cup Coffeemaker with 1-4 Cup Setting and Auto-Shutoff, Black/Stainless Steel
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Size: 12-Cup Glass
Color: Black/Stainless Steel
Features
- MUST-HAVE FEATURES: Designed with superior functionality in mind boasting features such as 24-hour programmability, 1-4 cup settings, self-clean and auto shutoff from 0-4 hours
- AUTOMATIC GRINDER: Blade grinder automatically grinds whole beans right before brewing to produce fresh and flavorful coffee and additionally supports unique grind-off feature when youd like to serve pre-ground blends
- ENJOY WITH EASE: Cuisinarts trademarked Brew Pause feature lets you enjoy a cup of coffee before the brewing cycle has finished
- CARAFE FEATURES: 12-cup (5 oz. each) glass carafe features ergonomic comfort grip stainless-steel handle, dripless spout, lid, and knuckle guard for added protection
- DURABLE FILTERS: Permanent gold-tone coffee filter included, and built-in charcoal water filter ensures only the freshest coffee flavor flows through
Description
Making fresh-ground coffee at home is easy with the Cuisinart Automatic Grind & Brew 12-Cup Coffeemaker. Designed with a powerful blade grinder that automatically grind beans just before brewing, it does all the work for you with programmable 24-hour brew start, adjustable auto-off, and 1-4 cup setting options. Preset to have a pot of hot, delicious coffee ready first thing in the morning. Don’t want to wait for a full pot to brew? Use the Brew Pause feature to enjoy a cup without interrupting the brew cycle. Have pre-ground coffee? Use the grind-off option to brew it to perfection. Versatile and simple to use, the Automatic Grind & Brew spares you the trip to the coffee shop. Maximum convenience and fresh, full-bodied flavor assured!
Brand: Cuisinart
Capacity: 12 Cups
Color: Black/Stainless Steel
Special Feature: Programmable
Product Dimensions: 8.13"D x 9.98"W x 15.5"H
Material: Glass
Filter Type: Reusable
Style: Coffeemaker
Specific Uses For Product: Coffeemaker
Item Weight: 16 Ounces
Included Components: Glass Carafe, Gold Tone Filter, Coffee Machine, Charcoal water filter
Wattage: 1025 watts
Voltage: 120
Model Name: DGB-400 Automatic Grind & Brew 12-Cup Coffeemaker
Number of Items: 1
Human Interface Input: Buttons
Package Type: Standard Packaging
Product Dimensions: 8.13 x 9.98 x 15.5 inches
Item Weight: 1 pounds
Manufacturer: Cuisinart
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: DGB-400
Date First Available: July 21, 2020
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