Morning Deals

By Phil Villarreal December 24, 2010
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(Corey Templeton)

    Clothing
  • Coldwater Creek: [Clothing & Accessories] Save 50% Off Everything with coupon code AFLA940.
  • Eddie Bauer: [Clothing & Accessories] Ultimate Sale Save Up To 60% Off!
  • Aldo Shoes: [Clothing] Extra 30% off Clearance + 10% off code: Womens Shoes $9+, Sandals $6+, Mens Shoes $22+, Sandals $9+ with free shipping
  • Cabelas: [Clothing] Carhartt Mens WorkFlex Pants for $15

      • Computers and Electronics

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    • Buy.com: [Electronics] Polaroid DVG-720BC 5MP HD Camcorder $59.99, free ship (next best $100)
    • TigerDirect: [Notebook PC] [15.6" 2.2 GHz HP ProBook 4525s Laptop $399.99]
    • Lenovo: [Notebook PC] [15.6" IdeaPad Z560 2.53 GHz Laptop $599 shipped]

      • Entertainment

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      • Home

    • Amazon: [Kitchen Appliance] Mr. Coffee Frappe Maker for $50.94 w/ Free Shipping
    • Advance Auto Parts: [Automotive] $25 Off $60 Purchase w/ Coupon BML1210

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    Comments

    1. Hoss says:
      December 24, 2010 at 9:27 am

      I know here in Boston the word frappe as a different meaning, but that Frappe machine has to be the dumbest kitchen gadget that I’ve seen in a while. It uses 3 tablespoons of coffee and a tiny coffee filter. Wouldn’t a single serve k-cup be more logical? And it sends the hot coffee directly onto ice! Who uses something like that?

      • Clyde Barrow says:
        December 24, 2010 at 10:10 am

        Your idea would work but I think a frappe machine uses more coffee because of the ice that is added as an ingredient. I looked at a frappe machine at Target and figured I could just use my blender. And speaking of k-cups, last week I bought a Keurig B44 and the coffee that it makes is incredible.