It just says "Stainless steel lining ensures hot coffee for hours" can anyone specify the exact hours it keeps the stuff hot?
1798375
I can't say exactly, but we made coffee around 8a and when I dumped it out at about 4:30, it was still piping hot
1798376
I have only kept coffee in it for a max of 2hrs. Coffee maintained at a nice temp.
1798377
I can't give you full exact, but I know I put hot coffee in, and it stayed hot and tasted fresh for well over 8 hours.
1555440
keeps coffee hot for about 2 hours, helps to full with hot water first, to warm the liner.
1267242
It's metal but I don't think stainless steel. It's not a thermos. Our old one had a thermos inside and it kept the coffee hot for hours. Sadly they don't make that one any longer which is why we bought this one. It doesn't keep the coffee hot that long but I like that it doesn't have a warmer under the pot. I don't like the way coffee tastes when it "cooks" over the warmer for hours.
1052747
It has kept my coffee warm all day. It also keeps my tea warm all day. I boil water, put in the tea bags, let it steep, then remove. I sip on my tea all day. By evening, the tea is still almost as hot as it was in the morning. The trick is to make sure the lid is screwed on properly-once that is done, very little heat can escape. I love this carafe. It's big enough to hold a whole pot of coffee.
1555439
Around an hour. The plastic lining changes the flavor of coffee however, I would highly suggest a thermos with a double walled stainless steel lining.
1193642
Yes it keeps the coffee hot. Didn't have it on for more than a couple hours so don't know the answer to the shut off. I'll pay attention next time we use it.
1465039
Debbie, Truthfully, I purchased this for a gift. The person I gave it to said it keeps her coffee very hot on the way to work, she lives 50 minutes from work. She also stated when she arrives the coffee/drink is still as hot as when she filled it. Hope this helps, Spencer
2076915
It stays hot for some 6 hours and still warm after 10! It is a true vacuum bottle, not just an insulated carafe. You'll love it I'm sure since it does not cause the coffee to get "stronger" like when left on the burner on warm.
2257545
It will keep the coffee hot for several hours -- preheat it with boiling water. I bought a steel thermos which works a bit better. But the carafe is good if you plan to drink it all in less than 2 hours.
1093497
We normally only brew one morning pot of coffee and do not require the carafe to stay "hot" for additional time. The STAINLESS CARAFE BREW was never HOT - not even the first pour. We exchanged it for the GLASS CARAFE model - it works great and even has 3 KEEP HOT SETTINGS!
2005675
If I prime the cup before putting hot coffee in with a small amount of boiling water (as I'd do with any double walled container) it will keep hot coffee hot for the better part of a work day. Not piping hot, as it does lose a lot of heat through the lid, but it's hot until lunch and warm in the afternoon. However, I'd put ice and water in mine and let it sit over night and gotten up the next morning to still have ice in the tumbler. (This is all to say, yes much longer than plastic, especially if you prime it with boiling water first.)
1326568
Well glass is the best insulator, but mine was broke when I got it, not packed well, and If you drop it once on way out to car or where ever it will break. So forget that, buy a stainless steel one of some and you will be really hot for about six hours. I love my coffee hot, so later in day buy from machine. I have looked for three years for a really really good insulated on but cannot find.
36652
Couple of hours. Of course coffee gets cooler over time - still warm after 3 hours but not hot. Mug is well insulated and works about the same as other double-walled aluminum insulated mugs.
457052
My apologies, I don't know. I can tell you that it is hot cup of coffee within about 30 minutes of brewing. After that, it appears that the carafe does not hold temperature very long. I would say about an hour more or less. Aside from that, it does make a good cup of coffee.
363957
We've had our for about 4 months. It was a refurbished model. We have been very pleased. I was accustomed to pre-heating my husband's cup with hot water, so pre-heating the carafe was not a problem for me. Our carafe keeps the brew hot for about 8 hours. Believe it or not, it is still warm (not hot) after 18 hours. We've been very pleased so far. I'd keep bugging Cuisinart until you get what you paid for.
120918
the inside is all stainless too. My hubby says his coffee stays hot for a long time. I ended up buying 2 for the first time just incase his coffee gets stolen. and when it did I decided to order 2 more just incase there are more sticky fingers at his work. So far this is the best coffee mug we have found.
877819
If you put hot water in the pot to preheat it, then pour that out or back in the heating vessel to bring it to a boil again, then make your coffee, the Nissan will keep your coffee hot for somewhere between 45 minutes and an hour. If you just pour the hot water over coffee grounds in a cold pot, maybe 30 minutes. I'm doing a time test right this minute. Here's a time comparison after pouring a cup to drink while I tested. Time (min.) Temp (F) 4 168 10 166 15 162 30 156 45 149 60 144 I can say that I bought a Frieling Stainless, double-walled French press last year for about $80 and it does no better than the Nissan, plus has a nasty habit of shooting coffee out the spout if it's just slightly too full and I press the filter in a little too quickly. The Nissan top closes completely and has no such tendencies