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    We Tried the New Keurig K-Iced Coffee Maker and Here's What We Found

    The company says it can make a good cup of both hot and iced coffee. Spoiler alert: One type wasn't exactly our favorite.

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    Keurig iced coffee machine with iced coffee on a blue background Photo: Scott Meadows/Consumer Reports

    One way to survive our increasingly hot summers is by clutching an iced coffee in your hands from 7 a.m. until your body can no longer handle the caffeine (zero judgment from my end if you switch to decaf at 2 p.m.; I’ve spent many a checkup admonished by my doctor for my afternoon coffee habit). 

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    But that daily cold brew gets expensive (millennials and avocado toast? Try millennials and iced coffee). So when Keurig announced its new K-Iced Single Serve Coffee Maker, I was ready to take it for a spin.

    I, along with CR product testers Ginny Lui, Richard Handel, and Jose Amezquita, and a team of intrepid—and under-caffeinated—colleagues at the Consumer Reports headquarters in Yonkers, N.Y., endeavored to discover whether Keurig’s new hot and iced coffee maker is good enough to replace that pricey coffeehouse habit.

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    Angela Lashbrook

    Angela Lashbrook is a senior multimedia content creator at Consumer Reports. She has been with CR since 2021 and covers a wide range of topics, but she is particularly interested in anything health- or parenting-related. She lives with her husband, their son, and her dog, a Libra named Gordo.