Keurig has launched its National Coffee Day sale — save up to $100 on brewers, frothers, and coffee makers
Keurig's National Coffee Day lineup: SimpleCafé Frother $14.99 (save $15) Get Deal K-Supreme Plus Special Edition $119.99 (save $100) Get Deal K-Duo Carafe Coffee Maker (Gen 2) $139.99 (save $80) Shop Now If your morning routine revolves around pressing a button for immediate caffeine fueling, National Coffee Day is basically your prime holiday.
While the official holiday doesn't hit until Sept.
29, Keurig is kicking off the festivities early.
From Sept.
16 through Sept.
29, the brand is dropping major discounts across its most popular single-serve brewers, dual-brew carafe systems, milk frothers, and more.
SEE ALSO: Braun's new pod-free coffee maker brews everything from cold brew to espresso-style shots — and it's yours for under $200 Whether you're looking to recreate your favorite pumpkin spice lattes at home or just need to stock your pantry with refills for fall, here is the full lineup of early Keurig deals worth shopping right now.
SimpleCafé Frother Opens in a new window Credit: Keurig SimpleCafé Frother $14.99 at Keurig $29.99 Save $15.00 Get Deal The SimpleCafé Frother is designed to take the guesswork out of making café-style drinks at home, turning basic drip coffee into actual lattes, cappuccinos, and cold foam creations in seconds.
At half off, it’s an easy way to upgrade your morning routine without adding extra clutter to your kitchen counter.
Instead of holding a flimsy wand and hoping you don't splatter milk all over the backsplash, it comes with its own microwave-safe frothing cup with built-in measurement lines.
Just pour in your milk of choice — pop in the rechargeable wand and toggle between latte and cappuccino presets for hands-free, silky froth.
K-Supreme Plus Special Edition Opens in a new window Credit: Keurig K-Supreme Plus Special Edition $119.99 at Keurig $219.99 Save $100.00 Get Deal If you take your daily caffeine fix seriously, the K-Supreme Plus Special Edition is Keurig’s flagship for a reason.
Instead of just punching a single hole through the middle of a pod, it uses MultiStream Technology to pierce five separate holes into the grounds.
That means water saturates the coffee much more evenly, extracting maximum flavor and aroma so your morning cup tastes like an actual brew rather than watered-down drip.
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