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The future of clean coffee has landed.

Most coffee makers rely on plastic in the brew path. Ours doesn’t.

300,000+

Microplastics consumed per year from one daily coffee in plastic.1, 2

From plastic-lined takeout cups to machines with plastic tubing, most coffee involves hot liquid and plastic—a recipe for shedding microplastics.

3 in 4

Americans drink two or more cups of coffee every day.3

More Americans drink coffee each day than any other beverage. So why haven’t we reconsidered the materials it’s brewed with in decades?

The coffee maker with nothing to hide.

Introducing The Coffee Maker by Caraway.

10-Cup Caraway Coffee Maker

Mission: Clean Brew Path

5 years. 200+ iterations. Countless taste tests. All in pursuit of a brew path without plastic.

Coffee, Made Better

One Dial, No Guesswork

One-dial control replaces busy menus and complex settings, for a simpler coffee ritual.

A Balanced Cup, Every Time

Engineered for optimal temperature, controlled bloom, and even saturation with every brew.

Designed to Display

From premium finishes to bespoke colors, this is the coffee maker you want to leave out.

How Clean is Your Coffee Routine?

Think you know what goes into your daily brew? Take our quiz and find out what a clean, calm morning could look like.

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Questions? We Have Answers.

Unlike most drip coffee makers, Caraway's Coffee Maker features a first-of-its-kind, proprietary Clean Brew System made entirely from glass and stainless steel—meaning no plastic touches your water or coffee. It also brews within SCA-recommended temperature and brew-time parameters (195–205°F in 4–8 minutes) for optimal extraction, includes a reusable stainless steel filter and coffee scoop, and keeps coffee warm for up to 90 minutes without compromising flavor.

CARAWAY X BLUESTONE LANE

Your Next Cup, On Us


We’re teaming up with Bluestone Lane to treat you to a free coffee. Download the Bluestone Lane app and use code CARAWAY to enjoy a free 12 oz Hot Brew coffee at any Bluestone Lane location, September 24–29.

[1] Liu, Xiangyu. “Takeaway Coffees May Contain Thousands of Microplastic Fragments, Study Warns.” ScienceAlert, 17 Jan. 2026

[2] Liu, Xiangyu, et al. “Release of Microplastics from Commonly Used Plastic Containers: Combined Meta-Analysis and Case Study - Sciencedirect.” ScienceDirect, 2 Feb. 2026

[3] Buchholz, Katharina. “Infographic: How Many Cups of Coffee Do Americans Drink Each Day?” Statista, 17 Jan. 2023