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$89.99 Save $20

Forget long lines at Dunkin or Starbucks. With a Keurig, you can kick off your morning with your favorite brew right at home without sacrificing strength or flavor.

As of today, July 29, the Keurig K-express coffee maker is on sale for its lowest price at Amazon. Normally, the single-serve coffee maker lists for $89.99. However, today's 22% off sale brings the price down to a more affordable $69.99.

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The Keurig K-express is made with those who get up and go in mind: coffee is made in minutes, and you can even brew directly into your travel mug (so long as it's not taller than 7.4 inches). Even though coffee gets brewed single service, the water reservoir has a 42-ounce capacity so you're not constantly having to replenish it. We also love how well the Keurig K-express fits in with kitchens that are more tight on space. The machine is only 5.1 inches wide, so it doesn't hog up all the countertop space.

Improve your morning routine with the Keurig K-express when you shop the single-serve coffee maker at its lowest price today at Amazon.

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