Fortunately, traditional coffee makers are designed to help in one of two ways: with a hotplate under a glass carafe or in an insulated thermal carafe, which is often more expensive.

One of the most consequential, and also overlooked, is its carafe. Most drip coffee makers come with either a glass carafe kept warm with an electrical heating element, or an insulated thermal carafe.

This extra-large carafe is also extra-versatile thanks to its heat-resistant borosilicate glass body and self-pouring, filtering cap. You can brew hot tea or coffee directly into it or use it to ...

The Breville Luxe Brewer lets you decide exactly how your coffee brews – and stops you spilling water on your counter.

It produces six cups of electricity-free, delicious coffee. There are no “moving parts” to this glass carafe — just place your filter and grounds atop its crown and let your slow-pouring ...

The best thermal coffee makers typically feature stainless steel carafes that keep your beverage ... More warm for several hours without the risk of a burnt taste, which can occur when a glass ...

With a lack of insulation, the glass has a high level of heat loss, meaning if you leave your coffee in the carafe on the counter, it gets cold very quickly. Now, finally, someone has come up with a ...

Food & Wine / Will Dickey When browsing for a new coffee maker, it doesn’t take long to notice that there are two types of carafes: glass and thermal. Though glass carafes are more common and ...

Wayfair’s big sale on small appliances has the Cuisinart 14-cup programmable coffee maker marked down to $99.95—a 46% discount off its usual $185 price tag.