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SAVE $30: As of today,machine sex videos July 26, the Keurig K-Iced coffee maker is on sale at Amazon for $69.99. Normally, it lists for $99.99. This limited-time deal saves shoppers 30%.

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As summer temperatures continue to rise — along with the costs of pretty much everything — making refreshing iced coffee at home has never been so appealing. But how to ensure your brew tastes barista-worthy rather than watered down? Keurig can help.

Today at Amazon, the Keurig K-Iced coffee maker is on sale for 30% off. This brings the price down from $99.99 to $69.99, saving you $30. This is the iced coffee maker's lowest price on record according to price tracker camelcamelcamel. The last time we saw the price dip this low was back in December, so we don't recommend waiting around for it to pop up again.

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The Keurig K-Iced takes iced coffee seriously: to brew the perfect cup, it brews at a hotter temperature to start in order to get the most flavor out of the coffee, then cools down so there's minimal melt from the ice. Mugs up to seven inches tall can fit with the Keurig, perfect for your tall travel tumblers. You can elect for a stronger brew, and adjust the cup size. We also love that it has a 42-ounce reservoir, allowing you to brew up to four cups before you have to refill.

Start making delicious iced coffee at home when you score the Keurig K-Iced at its lowest price today at Amazon.

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