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DeLonghi DC59TW 12-Cup Digital Programmable Drip Coffeemaker, White

Sunday, March 28th, 2010 at 7:54 am  
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  • 12-cup drip coffeemaker with digital programmable timer and 2-hour auto shut-off
  • Showerhead design; aroma button for enhanced flavor and aroma of coffee
  • Push-button controls; glass carafe; pause-and-serve function; non-stick warming plate
  • Swing-open filter basket with permanent gold-tone filter; water-level indicator; cord storage
  • Measures 8-8/9 by 10-8/9 by 14-2/5 inches; 1-year limited warranty

Product Description
DeLonghi DC59TW 12-cup capacity Drip Coffee Maker has a digital programmable timer with a 2-hour auto shut off, so you can wake up to fresh brewed coffee every morning. It has a shower head design to help extract your coffee’s full, natural flavor by allowing water to completely saturate all coffee grounds. This Drip Coffee Maker has a swing-away filter basket with a permanent gold-tone filter. Product also has a pause and serve function, non-stick warming plate, water level indicator and cord storage. The Twenty Four Seven comes in white.

DeLonghi DC59TW 12-Cup Digital Programmable Drip Coffeemaker, White

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We received a coffee grinder for Christmas and I just haven’t collected the numbers to compare whether grinding your own saves money or if pre-ground is the cheaper alternative. I know the main reason for grinding your own beans is the increased freshness you achieve. I’m just curious if a second benefit might be saving money too.

I also appreciate how some beans are more exotic or sought after and carry a higher price, so even when you grind your own, you can spend more than budget pre-ground coffee in a can.

And I am not talking about instant coffee or percolated coffee here — just the standard coffee maker with the paper filter you add ground coffee to — FYI.

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