Looking for a new coffee pot, consider getting a Ninja. The same manufacturer who brings you quality blenders makes remarkable coffee systems. Take advantage of this fantastic Prime Day Deal now: the Ninja Hot and Cold Brewed System with glass carafe is 50% off. Ninja allows you to brew multiple sizes, including a single-cup pod, an extra-large travel mug, a half carafe up to a full carafe. The system allows you to make coffee or tea, depending on your preference. You can use it with pre-packaged pods, coffee grounds, tea bags, and even loose-leaf tea. It includes separate brew baskets for coffee and one specifically designed for tea. The best part is both beverages can be made either hot or cold. Just brew over ice for a chilled version of your favorite beverage. As if that wasn’t enough, it also includes a built-in frother to turn hot or cold mile into silky-smooth foam in minutes.
Ninja Hot and Cold Brewed System (Image Via Amazon.com)
The Ninja Hot and Cold Brewed System retails for $199, but you can get one now for only $99! It measures 11.8 X 10 X 15 inches and weighs 11.09 pounds. The item earned 4.6 out of 5 stars on Amazon. In fact, it ranks as Amazon’s 16th best seller in all types of coffee machines, which is incredible when you think of the huge variety of coffee pots on their website. Comments include: “OMG! OMG!! O. M. G.!!! – My new favorite toy!” “Amaz1ng machine!!!!” And my personal favorite “Starbucks who?” This product is perfect for home, office, apartment, or even dorm living. Enjoy your own personal beverage shop wherever you are. At this price, you can afford to get two for what you’d normally pay to buy one. Who else needs one? It would make a perfect gift for someone.
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