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SAVE $49.99: Today,Watch Mom's Guide to Sex 12 Online Dec. 1, the Keurig K-Compact Single-Serve coffee maker is on sale at Amazon for $50. That's 50% off its list price of $99.99.

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Making coffee for one with a traditional coffee maker can be a hassle. The Keurig K-Compact Single-Serve is efficiency at its finest.

Normally listed for $99.99, the Keurig K-Compact Single-Serve is on sale today, Dec. 1 for just $50 at Amazon. That's 50% off, matching the coffee maker's Black Friday sale price. It's also the lowest price on record for the Keurig K-Compact Single-Serve. At this price, this coffee maker is an affordable holiday gift option for the coffee connoisseurs in your life (or yourself).

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As its name implies, the Keurig K-Compact Single-Serve is a coffee maker for one. However, that doesn't mean it's not without its share of versatile settings options. Users can choose between brewing 6, 8, or 10oz cups of coffee, achieving a stronger brew at 6oz and a lighter cuppa at 10oz. Plus, just because you're making solo cups doesn't mean you'll have to constantly be refilling the coffee maker's water supply. Its reservoir holds 36oz of water, so you can make 6 cups of coffee before having to refill it again. Being a single-serve coffee machine, it also has a slim design with a small footprint, making it a seamless fit for tight countertops.

Treat yourself to homemade brew when you score the Keurig K-Compact Single Serve coffee maker at its lowest price at Amazon.

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