Keurig B60 Special Edition Single-Cup Coffeemaker
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: Keurig
- Mfg Part #: 0649645006024
- UPC: 649645006024
- Category: Appliances
Product Description
The Keurig Special Edition Home Brewing System takes just 3 easy steps to choose, brew and enjoy your favorite coffees and teas. Use with the Keurig K-Cup Mini-Brewers, which contain a precise grind of coffee or tea. The LCD message center includes a 24-hour digital clock, programmable auto on/off and brew temp control. No more waiting for coffee in the morning. Includes a 48-oz. water reservoir, a removable drip tray that is dishwasher safe and a new needle for better flavor extraction. Choose from 3 serving size options (6 oz., 8 oz. or 10 oz.) to tailor your individual size and brew strength preferences. Includes a K-Cup starter variety pack so you can sample many available flavors.
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