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Cuisinart DGB-900BC Grind-and-Brew 12-Cup Automatic Coffeemakers

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Features

  • Cuisinart Grind & BrewTM 12-Cup Automatic Coffee Maker delivers convenient bean-to-cup brewing functionality so that you can enjoy the true flavor of your favorite coffee
  • Strength selector allows you to choose coffee strength: strong, medium or mild
  • Sealable, 8 oz. capacity bean hopper holds up to a half-pound of coffee beans
  • Brew PauseTM lets you enjoy a cup before brewing is finished
  • Integrated burr grinder automatically grinds coffee beans before brewing for maximum freshness, flavor and aroma

Description

Cuisinart ntroduces the fully programmable Burr Grind & Brew 12 Cup Automatic Coffeemaker. With an inbuilt burr grinder, the quality and integrity of your coffee beans is maintained for a fresher, richer flavor everyone will love. The sealable bean hopper holds up to half a pound of coffee beans, ready to make up to 12 cups of coffee at a time at the strength level you want, guaranteeing you can always have a great pot of coffee!

Brand: Cuisinart


Color: Chrome


Product Dimensions: 10"D x 13.1"W x 18.1"H


Special Feature: Programmable, Thermal


Coffee Maker Type: Drip Coffee Machine


Brand: Cuisinart


Color: Chrome


Product Dimensions: 10"D x 13.1"W x 18.1"H


Special Feature: Programmable, Thermal


Coffee Maker Type: Drip Coffee Machine


Filter Type: Reusable


Style: Casual


Specific Uses For Product: Coffee


Included Components: Filter, Grinder


Operation Mode: Fully Automatic


Voltage: 110 Volts


Number of Items: 1


Human Interface Input: Buttons


Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging


Unit Count: 12.0 Count


Manufacture Year: 2019


Coffee Input Type: whole beans


Manufacturer: Cuisinart


UPC: 086279016508


Item Weight: 15.4 pounds


Item model number: DGB-900BCES


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: February 21, 2008


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    • Not perfect for everybody, but a home run for me
I bought the Grind-and-Brew to solve a couple very specific problems. They are, in no particular order: 1) I like coffee in the morning 2) I hate *making* coffee in the morning 3) If I don't have coffee at home in the morning, it's usually a fair bit before I can wrangle a cup together at work and I'm awfully grumpy during that interval 4) My cheapo $30 burr grinder was starting to die 5) I like my coffee freshly ground Before this coffeemaker, I didn't really have a good solution. Some days, I'd manage to make a pot, others I wouldn't. Grinding in the evening and programming the coffeemaker? What am I, a savage? Enter the Grind-and-Brew. Store beans in the top? Fill with water and program? And it grinds and brews for me in the morning? Wow! Fresh coffee, made the way I like it, without all the hassle of grinding in the morning. The coffee is good, the filter isn't too terribly hard to clean, and the problem with the pot that others talk about (not being able to empty the whole carafe) doesn't seem to affect my thermal carafe. Maybe they've updated the design. Now, there are downsides, and these are mostly related to the thermal carafe. I'm a big fan of thermal carafes (which are insulated to keep the coffee hot, rather than designed to cook the coffee slowly on a hot plate). If you want your coffee super-hot, you need to warm the carafe before you brew. This is accomplished by rinsing it with a bit of hot water. Not hard... but not something that fits into my new morning workflow. I've found that the coffee remains satisfactorily hot for long enough if I don't preheat given a few conditions: 1) brew 8 cups or more 2) don't use refrigerated creamer/milk/whatever. While not a solution for everybody, if you want freshly-ground-and-brewed coffee waiting for you when you wake up, this monster (it's quite large) hits the spot. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2010 by Timothy Fabiniak
    • I LOVE IT!
I bought my DGB900 in June 2008 and I can't live without it. If my house were on fire, it's probably the first thing I'd grab (just kidding but you get the gist). Prior to this, I had a DGB600 for several years. I prefer the DGB900 as I don't have to measure out beans with each use nor do I need to clean the grinder after each use. I agree that the DGB900 uses a lot of beans but I feel the result is great tasting coffee. For me, it's worth it. I also agree it is tricky to figure out how to clean and that the instruction booklet could do a better job of explaining and illustrating. At one point, I had to call Cuisinart because I thought it was broken. The representatives were extremely helpful (I was never on hold longer than a minute) and they offered to replace (at no cost) parts or the entire machine if necessary. Kudos to Cuisinart for excellent customer service. As it turned out, I just hadn't fully understood what "cleaning" entailed and did not require any replacement. If you're looking for cheap and easy coffee, this isn't it. If you want quality coffee from freshly ground beans and you're willing to pay for it, the DGB900 is a great choice. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2009 by Scubabelle
    • Worst coffeemaker I've ever owned
At a $300+ normal retail price you'd expect this coffee maker to perform exceptionally. You'd be wrong. I've never had a coffee maker that was such a nightmare to use. For a week I've been adjusting the grind, the strength and amount of coffee added to the filter, trying to get a pot of coffee that doesn't have grounds in it. We consume a lot of coffee in my household, and in the week I've had this product have already made more than twenty pots. The filter basket seems to be too small for the flow of water, so some of it is forced out of the top of the basket (particularly toward the end of the brew cycle), spitting wet grounds all over the carafe which runs down to the burner and into the coffee. The grounds also rise over the filter and run down inside the filter basket into the coffee as well. I've never made a pot of coffee using this machine that didn't end up having grounds in it, and because of the maching spitting wet grounds everywhere cleanup takes a long time, having to disassemble all the parts of the filtering mechanism and rinsing the pieces off, and wiping the grounds out of the warming area. I've owned several coffee makers over the years and never have I had problems with any of them, until I decided to go "high end" and bought this one. I get better results from a $20 generic. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2009 by Amazon Customer
    • Great Cofee Maker
For years I've been searching for the right coffee maker, and I've probably gone through a 1/2 dozen of the cheaper 20->$40 dollar range makers. I hate waiting for brewing, scalding coffee, and the overall degradation in brew quality as the makers age. I read the reviews here and decided to take the plunge on a more expensive maker; and I'm quite pleased. I know there are some reviews that it uses far too many beans. Which is probably true if you use a 1 to 1 setting for the beans to water. What I've found is that 8 or 10 cup setting on STRONG, with 12 cups of water produces an excellent cup of coffee. It also turns out I'm using let beans than I was when I was manually grinding it and setting coffee up for the morning. On 8 cups strong for 12 cups I get a 12oz bag of beans to last about a week. The temperature of the coffee is just about perfect for me with some cream added; and a full pot of coffee takes <10 minutes to brew. If you've been looking for a higher end pot and moving from the old standard, this one should make you happy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2009 by Ryan P

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