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Shawnna said:I don't know about the new one but I used the old style one at work and it kept coffee hot all day. I filled it in the morning and if there was any left it would still be hot late afternoon.
The new one looks a little fancier on a table, although it's just a thin layer of plating/paint, so it's not engraveable. I sold my old one to a Cheffer, so I haven't done a side-by-side comparison, although I think they perform the same. The new one holds more liquid.Shawnna said:So, for those of you who have the old and new style...is the new one as good as the old? When the new one first came out there was a lot of complaints about the material it was/is made of. Do you like it any better now?
It's fairly easy to fill and clean, especially if you have a long-handled brush to get all the way to the bottom of the inside. (I know where you can get one of those. )CookingwithMary said:How easy is it to fill and clean?
I'm wondering about the size of the opening, which isn't in the literature.
Seriously considering buying this for myself!
I'm a tea drinker btw...
The length of time a carafe can keep hot varies depending on the type of carafe, the material it is made of, and the temperature of the liquid being stored. In general, a carafe can keep hot liquids hot for 2-4 hours.
The material of the carafe, the type of insulation used, and the temperature of the liquid being stored can all affect the heat retention of a carafe. Additionally, the condition of the carafe, such as any cracks or damage, can also affect its ability to keep liquids hot.
Yes, most carafes are designed to keep both hot and cold liquids at their desired temperature. However, it is important to note that some carafes may be better at retaining heat than others, so it's important to choose one specifically designed for your intended use.
To maintain the heat retention of your carafe, it is important to clean it regularly and according to the manufacturer's instructions. This may include hand washing with warm, soapy water and avoiding harsh chemicals or abrasive scrubbers. It is also important to check for any cracks or damage and replace the carafe if necessary.
While some carafes may be able to keep liquids hot for longer periods of time, it is generally not recommended to store hot liquids in a carafe overnight. This can affect the taste and quality of the liquid and may also compromise the safety of the container. It is best to use a carafe for immediate serving or short-term storage.