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Question: cone coffee filter??
Document: Having outlived two Cuisinart Brew Central machines, the last one having a rusting hot plate, I was once again shopping for a drip coffee maker. This OSTER model uses a cone shaped filter, the same as the Cuisinart Brew Central and produces the same great cup of coffee. This machine has the added feature of a special setting for Strong Brew. So far I am very pleased with my purchase. This OSTER was priced much below the Cuisinart, while having the same attractive stainless steel exterior.
It has a great look. Love the reuseable coffee ground filter basket. However, it is very difficult to set and have the automatic timer the coffee
Oz supports this also)It does say you can use the filter that comes with it, but that is up to you!There is a pause N Serve. While the coffee is being brewed, you can pour yourself a cup,without the coffee running all over the counter.
This is a very nice coffee maker in great many respects. Please read all other reviews to educate yourself on the pluses.However it fails at what it was designed to do ==> brew coffee. At the heart of the issue is badly designed basket. It is more narrow than what I seen before and does not fit well your typical #4 cone (I believe it's also slightly undersized). Furthermore the ridges inside the basket (help channel the liquids down to carafe) are rather small.
I paid about $30 for this coffeemaker and couldn't be much happier. I've had terrible luck with more expensive Mr. Coffee makers having mechanical issues and having a poorly designed carafe that spills every time you pour, so I was delighted to pay less for this Oster and have NONE of those issues. It looks quite nice on the counter, has a reusable filter that works great and has been going issue-free for months.
Like Oster brand products, but this one was disappointing. It takes a long time to brew, I have to use the strong brew to get a decent flavor, but it is not "strong" by any standard.I find myself using alot more coffee to make a normal cup and that's too expensive. I usually make only 4-5 cups and the filter gets close to overflow...could not do 10 cups.
Its most annoying feature: you can't turn the warming plate back on to keep coffee warm. There is no way to keep the coffee warm without running a new cycle of coffee. And the clock can't be set going backwards so you have to push the button down over and over for each minute, and if its 12 hours off, it takes forever to set it. Annoying. The time delay brew feature is nice. The permanent filter has been easy to clean.
I'm really impressed with this coffee maker, and for the price, almost 30.00,and about 20.00 for shipping, its still a great price. I have seen this for almost 100.00The carafe does NOT Drip when pouring coffee which many other coffee makers do for this price.My other Cuisinart carafe drips etc.This comes with a Brew Basket, and with a removable filter basket.I do use the filter basket, But put a paper filter in it.
Somewhere between one-quarter and one-half of all brews did this, and came out like dish-water (too weak to drink). So we started using the metal filter instead. That worked fine, and we don't use paper filters anymore.
This is the perfect size coffee pot. Not to large and not to small. Love that the controls are at the top of the machine. Easier to keep clean
Answer: Yes. The No. 4.