Cuisinart Single Serve Coffee Maker + Coffee Grinder, 48-Ounce Removable Reservoir, 120 volts, Stainless Steel, DGB-2SS
$149.99
Price: $149.99
(as of Feb 01, 2025 16:47:46 UTC – Details)
Make the perfect cup for one with the Grind & Brew Single-Serve Brewer by Cuisinart®. Designed to brew the most flavorful coffee with ease and convenience, this compact coffeemaker grinds whole beans to the ideal consistency for optimal flavor using a conical burr grinder, then feeds them into the HomeBarista reusable filter cup to be brewed. The HomeBarista can also be filled with pre-ground coffee or you can use your favorite single-use coffee pod. With three ways to brew and three size options, crafting the perfect cup is easy, fast, and extra enjoyable!
SINGLE-SERVE: Enjoy three serving sizes with push button control – 8-ounces, 10-ounces or 12 ounces – compatible with any brand of single cup pod including Keurig K-Cup pods with an optional reusable filter cup so you can use your own coffee through our HomeBarista Cuisinart features
SUPERIOR FUNCTIONALITY: Our single-serve brewer has a 48-ounce removable water reservoir that complements its charcoal water filter and removable drip tray for travel mugs
GRIND YOUR BEANS: Our conical burr mill automatically grinds whole beans directly into the HomeBarista Reusable Filter Cup which is conveniently located in the storage compartment on the left side of the unit – The hopper holds 100-grams of beans and sealed lid keeps beans fresh
SIMPLIFY YOUR MORNING: Fill your tank with ease featuring our easy-view water window and brew a single serving with freshly ground beans or use your favorite pod
LIMITED 3-YEAR WARRANTY: Refer to user manual for troubleshooting steps and questions surrounding warranty policies – this product is BPA free
Customers say
Customers find the coffee maker easy to use and producing great-tasting coffee. They appreciate the convenience of having the coffee grinder built into the machine. However, some customers have experienced water leakage issues. There are mixed opinions regarding grindability, functionality, messiness, quality, and size of the machine.
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10 reviews for Cuisinart Single Serve Coffee Maker + Coffee Grinder, 48-Ounce Removable Reservoir, 120 volts, Stainless Steel, DGB-2SS
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RODNEY –
it operates as it should & no issues so far
Iâve had a multitude of different coffee makers, both pods and beans. The last one I had was a Tishcibo and I have to say it was the worst one Iâve ever encountered. It was very complicated if you wanted to get a quick cup of coffee, this one is very simple, very straightforward and it makes a great cup of coffee. It also was highly sensitive and things had to be just perfect or it wouldnât work and it was most annoying. I donât find that at all with this machine. Itâs very straightforward and simple.it tends to be a quiet machine with the exception of the grinding, which I canât complain about it all thatâs a 15 second process. There are no coffee ground deposits in my cup. They do fly around when the grinding process is ongoing however, they give you a brush to make sure the pod that is holding the ground. The top is clean and you insert it clean and the coffee comes out ground free. There are some grounds that accumulated at the bottom but seriously over the course of several weeks it amounts to less than anyone needs to worry aboutI hope the salad workings of this machine continues. Thatâs why I went to a Cuisinart. I like the fact that you can grind your own beans and add a pod if you choose or guest chooses.
Amazon Customer –
I’m so glad my Keurig broke!
This is the best single-serve coffee maker I have ever had. I love that I get to use whole bean coffee, have it freshly ground and then brew it right away. It brews a full, generous 12 oz. cup of coffee. I had no idea with my Keurig I wasn’t getting a full cup. While it’s grinding, if I need to refill the water reservoir, it still grinds so it can multi-task. The brew basket has a thin piece of plastic for the hinge that already broke but I know I can replace the brew basket inexpensively. I can still use it. I just place the top on it before brewing. When it comes to refilling the coffee beans in the grinder, the only way I have found to do it is to spoon it in. That is a little tedious and sometimes the beans ricochet and go elsewhere but that’s minor. After grinding the beans, I always tap the top of the grinder, the front of the grinder, and the brew basket because it tends to spill leftover ground coffee on the tray. It kind of works. Not foolproof. It seems there are always leftover grounds. I am very pleased with this coffee maker. It is so smartly engineered and makes a great cup of coffee!
CasaDeTrevino –
One month review
Our Keurig gave out after several years of heavy use. We used a grinder for our beans and then put them into a reusable filter to make our coffee. So this coffee maker would clear up some space on our counters and keep grinding and brewing central.Here are my impressions one month in. For the sake of brevity Iâll keep comments brief.Coffee Taste:This thing makes great tasting coffee! Iâve enjoyed my coffee so much more with this maker.Quality of Build:Maker feels cheap with a lot of plastic so I am concerned about its longevity. I bought a warranty just in case.Reservoir:Only two people in our home and we find ourselves filling the reservoir often. It is much smaller than the previous Keurig we had.Grinder:This is the feature that should make this maker shine and some senses it does. Here are few insights:- The grind cannot be adjusted. However, Iâve found it to be perfect for a wonderful cup.- The motor housing comes up right in the middle of the hopper and takes up a lot of real estate. So it takes care to fill the hopper up without bouncing beans off of the motor housing onto the counter.- The amount of coffee ground is pre-determined with one touch but you can stop and start the grind with another push of the grind button if you wish to.It can be messy. Grounds do âjumpâ out at times during the grinding. At times the amount of ground coffee is higher than the brim of the filter and it gets scraped off when removing the filter from under the grinder. The way I avoid this scraping off of grounds is to shake the filter during or after the grinding process to lower the level enough to avoid spillage. We have noticed when removing the tray from the platform that there is a lot of grounds loss underneath. I think this comes from the actual grinding process and also from what falls from the grinderâs mouth when the machine is bumped or moved. To clean up errant grounds we have a small Fantik handheld vacuum that we keep under a cabinet to quickly suck up any mess. This isnât a big deal because the presence of any grinder is going to result in some grounds needing to be cleaned up every day.Here are some things I wish the maker had: an iced-coffee option, and a timer for auto on and off.All in all because of the great tasting coffee this machine makes, we are going to hold on to it.
Louslugger –
Love the coffee maker, the reusable grounds pod…not so much.
I do like this coffee maker. I’ve been using k-cups for so long that I forgot how much better freshly ground coffee tastes. the process is pretty simple, just place the reusable pod holder in the ground chute, let it grind & then switch it over to the brewer side.The next part has become a bit of an adventure however. The lid on the pod holder for fresh grounds is really cheap & DOES NOT provide a good seal.As a result, I have had several blow-outs already where coffee & grounds leak out of the top & go everywhere.It is not a deal breaker for me & I am already looking for a better pod holder with a better lid that holds the grounds and coffee inside the pod.It is annoying that Cuisinart provides such a cheap & poorly designed part however. The lid hinge is just a piece of folded plastic & is not going to hold up to repeated use, let alone provide a seal against leakage.Improve that one part & you have yourself a perfect little coffee maker if you still want the convenience of single cup brewing but are ready to move on from K-cup pods.
Sam K. –
Super convenient, great coffee
I’m really pleased with this purchase. I bought it largely to save counter space – which it does – but it turns out to be really easy to use and make great coffee. The only downside is the water reservoir and bean holder aren’t very big, so probably best for someone like me who only drinks a couple of cups a day (so I have to replenish the water about every other day). For me, it’s about perfect.
Brenda –
Love the combination of being able to grind my coffee beans or using a k cup. Easy to use , everything works perfect , nice and hot . Very happy with the purchase. Great price and quality as well
Cindy –
Fácil de usar y muy práctica
Cliente de Amazon –
Leà comentario positivos y negativos en los.negativos habÃa gente que regreso la cafetera por temas de calidad, en lo personal llevo ya usando la cafetera unos meses y sin duda es una gran compra, funciona perfecto , y el molino asà como las cápsulas excelentes , solo hace café americano pero muy buen sabor. Sin duda la recomiendo mucho en color blanco , la color negro creo que es la que ha presentado fallas, en mi caso una gran cafetera se ve increÃble y a todo el que le preparo café recién molido le encanta su sabor
Emma –
evita el desperdicio de café, funciona muy bien
Marisa –
llegó en el tiempo indicado, perfectas condiciones y hasta ahora muy buen funcionamiento. ideal para dos oficina o cocina pequeña