Cuisinart Coffee Plus 12-Cup Programmable Coffeemaker + Hot Water Spout
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- Last seen at $149.95 at Best Buy on Nov 10.
Our take on the Cuisinart Coffee Plus 12-Cup Programmable Coffeemaker + Hot Water Spout
The Cuisinart Coffee Plus is a 12-cup programmable drip coffeemaker with a second, separate hot water spout on the side. The spout dispenses hot water on demand for tea, instant oatmeal, cocoa or broth without running a kettle, which is the feature that sets it apart from ordinary 12-cup brewers. It brews into a glass carafe, offers a 24-hour brew timer, a 1–4 cup setting for small batches, a charcoal water filter and a reusable gold-tone filter. It suits households that want one countertop machine for both coffee and hot drinks; rivals without a spout are simpler and often smaller, but none match this dual function at the same level of build.
- Separate hot water spout for tea, cocoa and instant foods
- 24-hour programmable brew start with auto shutoff
- 1–4 cup setting for smaller batches
- Charcoal water filter and permanent gold-tone filter included
- Limited 3-year warranty
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Cuisinart Coffee Plus 12-Cup Programmable Coffeemaker + Hot Water Spout price history
Lowest price we've seen: $149.95 on Nov 10 at Best Buy. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 10.
What reviewers say
Owners of the Coffee Plus line generally like the convenience of hot water on tap and the straightforward programming. Common complaints center on the glass carafe and warming plate, which lets coffee go stale, and on the machine's size on the counter.
- Hot water spoutPraisedOwners say the separate spout is the reason they bought it, useful for tea and instant foods.
- Warming plateCriticisedCoffee left on the plate too long tastes cooked or burnt, a common drip-brewer complaint.
- SizeMixedThe machine takes up noticeable counter space, which some owners find awkward in small kitchens.
Questions and answers
- Does the hot water spout use the same water as the coffee?
- No. It draws from its own reservoir, so you fill it separately from the coffee side. That keeps coffee oils out of your tea water.
- Can I brew just one or two cups?
- Yes. The 1–4 cup setting adjusts the brew for small batches. Use it so a short batch does not come out weak.
- Does it come with a filter?
- It includes a permanent gold-tone basket filter and a charcoal water filter. You do not need paper filters, though you can use them if you prefer.
- Is the carafe dishwasher safe?
- The glass carafe and lid are typically washed by hand to protect them. Check the manual for the parts Cuisinart lists as dishwasher safe.
- How does it compare with a standard 12-cup Cuisinart?
- It brews the same 12 cups with the same timer and auto shutoff. The difference is the added hot water spout and the larger body that comes with it.
- Does it shut off on its own?
- Yes. Auto shutoff is programmable, so you can set how long the warming plate stays on after brewing.
