Hamilton Beach 12-Cup Black Programmable Front-Fill Coffee Maker with Thermal Carafe 46391

If you want your coffee to stay hot and fresh-tasting for a long time, a coffee maker with a thermal carafe is your best choice. Not only does it offer extra-large capacity, the Hamilton Beach Programmable.
If you want your coffee to stay hot and fresh-tasting for a long time, a coffee maker with a thermal carafe is your best choice. Not only does it offer extra-large capacity, the Hamilton Beach Programmable Front-Fill 12 Cup Coffee Maker with Thermal Carafe keeps coffee hot for up to 4 hours in its vacuum-sealed thermal carafe. The convenient front-fill design makes it easy to add fresh ground coffee and water. Then right before you brew, quickly rinse the thermal carafe with hot water. This hot-water-rinsing step doesn't take long, but it makes a big difference, since it warms up the stainless steel to help it hold coffee's hot temperature longer. And because the thermal carafe is insulating your hot coffee without the need for a heating plate, there's no fear of coffee losing its fresh, just-brewed flavor. A freshness timer shows you how long since your coffee brewed. This coffee maker comes with a gold-tone reusable filter so you don't have to purchase paper filters. Set coffee to brew ahead with a programmable timer. And choose from 3 brewing options: bold, regular and 1-4 cups. An auto shutoff feature turns the coffee maker off after brewing stops.

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