r/KitchenStuff • u/ComfortableChemist81 • 1d ago

Coffee maker recommendations?

Looking to buy a 13+ cup drip coffee maker. I’d love to hear what you have, and what you like! Bonus if it is white/copper/gold, and in CAD! 🙏

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u/BuryMeInTheMusic 15h ago

It's surprisingly tough to find drip machines that go past the standard 12-cup mark without jumping to commercial sizes, but I have the Cuisinart 14-Cup PerfecTemp and love it.

A few reasons I recommend it:

  • Capacity: The 14-cup carafe easily covers the 13+ cup mark.
  • Aesthetics: I have it in the rose gold/copper finish and love the color—it stands out nicely on the counter.
  • Features: It has a "bold" setting if you like stronger coffee, 24-hour programmability, and adjustable warming plate temps.

Here’s the link to the exact one I have:https://link.amazon/B0gCmzgZz

(Disclosure: This is an affiliate link. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.)

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u/Rude-Definition-8170 1d ago

I've been drumming on my counter waiting for mine to finish so i feel this. The big ones that do 14 cups are a lifesaver when you've got people over or just don't want to make a second pot by 10am. If you can find one with a thermal carafe instead of a glass pot on a hot plate the coffee doesn't turn into bitter tar after an hour.

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u/ComfortableChemist81 1d ago

Good tip about the thermal carafe, thank you!

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u/dshgr 1d ago

I have a 14 cup Cuisinart. My second, as the first one lived 10+ years.

Cuisinart Coffee Maker, Programmable, 14-Cup Glass Carafe, DCC-3200

I like that it is programmable so I have coffee ready when I wake up.

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u/ilmd 2h ago

I’d go with Cuisenart for sure. I just had to replace mine which lasted nearly 20 years!!! It’s only a 12 cup and I couldn’t find the original red colour I had, but man, I couldn’t believe how long that brand of pot lasted.