A coffee maker with thermal carafe to keep your java hot is just $30 today

Just the thing to get you up and out the door.

David Watsky Senior Editor / Home and Kitchen

David lives in Brooklyn where he's logged more than a decade writing about all things edible, including meal kits and meal delivery subscriptions, cooking, kitchen gear and commerce. Since earning a BA in English from Northeastern in Boston, he's toiled in nearly every aspect of the eats business from slicing and dicing as a sous-chef in Rhode Island to leading complex marketing campaigns for major food brands in Manhattan. These days, he's likely somewhere trying the latest this or tasting the latest that - and reporting back, of course. Anything with sesame is his all-time favorite food this week.

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David Watsky

Nov. 12, 2019 6:57 a.m. PT

The No. 1 complaint I have with many coffee makers I'm forced to use is that they don't keep the coffee hot enough for long enough after brewing. Either the warmer times out, or the carafes just aren't well-insulated. Not so with this Insignia 10-cup automatic stainless steel coffee maker with thermos carafe currently on major sale at Best Buy for less than $30 (down from it's original $80), today only.

If you're looking for a sleek and solid no-frills coffee maker that doesn't dominate your kitchen counter space but makes reliable pots then this is a great buy -- especially for this paltry one-day price. Easy analog controls make brewing a snap and a brew-pause function allows you to pour yourself a quick cup before it's even entirely done, for those mornings (you know the ones).

Best Buy offers free shipping on this unit or pick it up at your local brick and mortar location.

Insignia 10-cup stainless steel coffee maker: $30

$30 at Best Buy

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