Update: Alive again and now just $46.54 shipped afgter prime day savings!
Update: DEAD!
Hamilton Beach 45 Cup Coffee Urn And Hot Beverage Dispenser For $54.99 Shipped From Amazon
This was selling for $69.85 yesterday and is now the lowest price ever from Amazon.
- 30% FASTER BREWING* — The coffee urn brews coffee faster so you can prepare 45 cups in just 28 minutes.
- MAKES 15-45 CUPS — Brew plenty of coffee for large crowds when you need it or brew less for smaller groups. Either way this large coffee maker keeps coffee hot and ready to pour after it’s finished brewing.
- ONE-HAND DISPENSING — Push the easy-press lever with your coffee cup to conveniently pour coffee using just one hand. The coffee urn easily dispenses coffee into any kind of cup including disposable cups.
- DUAL HEATERS AND READY LIGHT: Coffee in the coffee dispenser stays hot until it’s poured without overheating or burning, so every cup of coffee pours hot and tastes great. The ready light on the coffee dispenser illuminates when coffee is ready.
- EASY-VIEW WATER/COFFEE LEVEL WINDOW: Clear water level markings on the urn’s water/coffee level window make it easy to see how much water you’re adding or how much coffee is left in this large coffee maker.
- *At full capacity, compared to the best-selling coffee urn in the U.S. (Source: NPD Group, 12 months ending March 2022)
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Shabbos use?
Ask your local Rabbi. This whole business with the garbage urns made by Jewish companies is a relatively new phenomenon. About 15 years old. Until then everyone used these urns. The bigger issue is, I do think you’ll have to toivel this one, as with any one not by a Jewish owned company.
Why not?