Caraway's $495 Coffee Maker Bans Plastic From the Brew Path
The brewer uses stainless steel and glass in the brew path and skips programmable scheduling, the reviewer said.
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Caraway's $495 Coffee Maker Bans Plastic From the Brew Path
Caraway launched a $495 drip coffee maker with a fully plastic-free brew path of glass and stainless steel. It meets SCA standards and delivers clean flavor. Early reviews praise performance, but the high price invites comparison to rivals. The move reflects growing consumer focus on microplastics in daily appliances.
Caraway’s $495 coffee maker is designed to keep plastic out of your morning cup of joe
Caraway spent years designing pretty pans without the toxic coatings. Next, it’s coming for the coffee maker. The brand’s first appliance, which launches today for $495 online and at Crate & Barrel stores, took five years and 10 pending patents. The result is a sleek 10-cup coffee maker that, unlike almost every competitor on the market, has zero plastic components in its brew path. For Caraway, this product is the continuation of a broader go…
Caraway Takes Its Clean, Design-Forward Ethos Beyond Cookware With Its First-Ever Coffee Maker
With a first-of-its-kind brew path made entirely of stainless steel and glass, Caraway’s debut appliance transforms the clean coffee ritual. Caraway If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more Caraway built its reputation on cookware that looks as good on a shelf as it performs on a stove. Now the brand is extending that same design-forward logic into the morning routine with the Caraway 10-Cup Coffee Maker, its first …
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