We are major coffee drinkers in this house, ok more of I am. I have used many coffee makers types from the French press to simple drip setups during camping, to the K-cup brewer system, and the traditional electric drip coffee maker.
To be honest I have to say I am a fan of the classic drip coffee maker. We were sent a Frigidaire Professional™ 12-Cup Drip Coffee Maker to review which goes along nicely with our Frigidaire Professional™ Infrared Convection Toaster Oven. We use both daily and both look great on our counter top!
What I like about a drip coffee maker is the range of coffees available today, it is easy to use any coffee I find with the simple help of a grinder at times.
I can make as much as I want and when we have guests over its nice to be able to make a big hot pot of coffee for everyone. With this machine it uses the PowerPlus® Brewing System that distributes the hot water evenly throughout the brewing process for more flavors.
The Frigidaire Professional™ 12-Cup Drip Coffee Maker makes up to 12 cups which is about 3-4 12-16 oz filled tumblers. The large LCD screen is also nice for early mornings where light are not your best friend and the coffee strength setting allows me to make my coffee stringer or regular depending on my mood and what is on the agenda for the day.
There is a replaceable water filter with sensor with on-screen indicator to let you know when to replace the filter to get the freshest tasting cup of coffee and it also has a beep to signal when done brewing. I like is the reusable permanent cone-shaped, gold-tipped metal filter that makes coffee taste better and is super easy to clean, no more spending on filters which for quality filters I use add up in costs.
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I like the looks of this Frigidaire alot. I love the solid pot instead of the glass- this would last so much longer! It looks great too. I am in need of one soon, and I will take a looksie for this brand!
nice, i’ve actually been looking for good coffee maker. Seems like everyone is talking about keurig but most of the times with company you don’t want only to make a cup at a time.
I have a Hamilton Beach coffee maker that is in it’s last leg. I think it is probably 10 years old and looks it. I would love to have this one, a 12 cup would be fantastic.
I have another brand coffee maker that looks a lot like this. It is our go to coffeemaker while the Keurig is for individual times when a single cup serves the need. I appreciate that you specified that this model will provide 3 to 4 travel mugs. Nothing different from any other 12 cup max maker, but they really should break it down into normal reality. Is there anyone out there who drinks 6 oz cups of coffee?