Keurig coffee makers and K-cups are at scary low prices during this Halloween sale

Elsie Boskamp, Reviewed
·2 min read
Get a Keurig coffee machine for a major discount right now during the Keurig Halloween sale.
Get a Keurig coffee machine for a major discount right now during the Keurig Halloween sale.

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Satisfy your caffeine cravings and stay warm before trick-or-treating this weekend with major markdowns on a Keurig coffee maker and other customer favorites from Keurig.

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The popular coffee retailer is celebrating spooky season with a can't-miss deal. Now through Sunday, October 31, you can save 20% sitewide when you enter the coupon code HOCUSPOCUS21 at checkout. That means you can shop plenty of killer discounts on K-Cups, coffee machines and more before Black Friday 2021.

Skip the Starbucks line and whip up pumpkin spice lates and peppermint cappuccinos at home. With the Keurig K-Café special edition single-serve coffee latte and cappuccino maker, you can brew strong shots of espresso and up to 12 ounces of regular coffee, then use the attached milk frother to create café-quality beverages. Although the machine eats up a lot of counter space, it's still one of the best single-serve coffee makers we've ever tested. During this spooky sale, you can take home this top-tier machine for just $159.99—$40 off the full $199.99 price tag when you use promo code HOCUSPOCUS21.

Get a Keurig coffee maker for 20% off during the sitewide Halloween sale.
Get a Keurig coffee maker for 20% off during the sitewide Halloween sale.

If you want to stock up on K-Cups to get you through Halloween weekend, you can pick up pods from Dunkin' Donuts, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Starbucks, McCafé and more for a deep discount. For instance, you can take home a 24-pack of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters pumpkin spice coffee for $12.79, a savings of $3.20 with the discount code. At that price, each cup of coffee is just 53 cents!

For a Halloween treat you'll really love, head to Keurig right now to scoop epic savings on brewers and beans. Just be sure to act fast—these thrilling deals will only be around for four more days.

Shop the Keurig Halloween sale.

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