Ninja - Coffee Bar Thermal Carafe System (CF097)

Ninja Coffee Bar. I have had mine for 5 years and love it. The frothing wand is a joke, but it's great as a drip coffee machine that has lots of size options. 

I have a Black and Decker coffee maker with an insulated carafe that I’ve had for at least 10 years. Works like a champ. I also have a first generation Ninja Coffee maker with an insulated carafe that lasted about 5 years before the filter basket tore (I have suspicions that my mother in law’s aggressive cleaning methods did it in). I can’t find a new basket that fits, the newer models use a basket that’s shaped slightly different, totally a bummer because otherwise I think it would last forever.

A cheap basic Mr. Coffee drip. If you want to spend more I love my Ninja 12 cup machine. It blooms the coffee and makes great coffee.

Loved my Mr. coffee! Lasts forever and still going strong we just upgraded to a Ninja and I love that too!

Is the coffee nice and hot?! I have the ninja 12 cup and it’s not hot enough imo

second the Ninja! it makes a fantastic coffee.

We bought the Ninja 12 Cup, it’s very simple works well, I’ve had it for like 5 years use it daily, only issues is the LED basically died on it, but it still works for brewing.

Tell that to my Ninja coffee maker. First the tank started to leak when you removed to fill with water. The clock timer failed next. Finally the whole thing started to leak. I just got a Moccamaster on 1/2 price sale, and I do think it makes a better cup of coffee faster than my Ninja.

My Ninja died on me. First it leaked so I could take the tank off to fill it, then the LED clock died so I couldn't use the timer function, then finally the whole thing started to leak. Moccamaster is the way!

Have one of these too…5 years and going strong.

Do you need a whole pot? Nespresso is like 100 bucks and the vertuo ones make espresso and coffee. Strong good cups too. Otherwise, a ninja drip coffee maker was good to me for awhile. I see the pour over and French press recommendations, both a pain in the ass for a minimally and maybe no different cup than a machine drip. If you like the process and the routine then absolutely go for pour over or French press. Otherwise all drip and pour over coffee is pretty similar assuming you have good grounds and don’t have the cheapest shittiest coffee maker. Diminishing returns are insane when it comes to coffee. Someone somewhere will tell you how his $30 espresso was magical when it’s still just coffee.