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Binding: KitchenBrand: Cuisinart EAN: 0086279002730 Feature: For use with DGB-500, DGB-600 Series Item Dimensions: Label: Cuisinart Manufacturer: Cuisinart Model: GTF-B MPN: GTF-B Publisher: Cuisinart Studio: Cuisinart Features:
Editorial Review: Product Description: Cuisinart commercial style permanent gold tone filter basket for the best coffee taste. Fits models DGB-600, DCC-2000. Average Rating:
 Rating: - Very Good addition to my coffee makerBut not perfect. I have a Cuisinart Grind and Brew and occasionally the grinds end up in my coffee because the basket is more shallow than paper filters. I do like that it's "green". 1/4th of an inch taller would be better for this machine. Rating:  - No problems so farBeen using this filter for a while now (around 10 months I think) and really haven't had any problems at all. Makes a great cup of coffee. I am actual a bit of a coffee snob - but I don't really care to spend the time doing a french press every morning (and I like having a thermal carafe in my coffee maker that keeps it hot for 4+ hours on the weekends). Haven't had much trouble cleaning it but it does put more grounds down the drain than I would like because they kind of stick to the filter. Rating: - Cuisinart Coffee FilterA filter that is reusable. Save money. Even though it is advertised that it may let coffee grinds through, I have not had that experience. Worth its money. Rating: - Cuisinart filterIt works well, but it is a mess to use and clean. It is much easier to use paper filters. Rating:  - Tough to clean and not heart healthyI have been using this (don't tell ;), but it is a pain to clean. You end up putting a lot of grounds down the drain. A bigger issue is that coffee has a lot of oils in it which are not good for you if you are a heart patient. The paper filter eliminates the majority of these fatty oils so it's one less source for you to be concerned with. (Learned this in cardio-rehab after my own heart attack). I will probably go back to using paper. |
