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SAVE $49.99: As of Dec. 1,Adult Movies | Adult Movies Online the Keurig K-Duo Essentials coffee maker is 50% off at Walmart for Cyber Monday. You'll pay $50.

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Hosting family this holiday season? They're going to need coffee. And if you're relying on a single-serve coffee maker to caffeinate all your cousins and their assorted significant others, be warned: Disaster is coming.

The solution? Perhaps a Keurig K-Duo Essentials coffee maker that can brew both ground coffee and K-Cup pods. Cup and carafe sizes vary according to your needs: eight, 10, and 12 ounces for cups and eight, 10, and 12 cups for carafes.

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There's also only one water reservoir for both sides, which means it's easy to use and even easier to teach someone else to use — great news for your uncle who hasn't listened to a single thing you've said since 2004.

Sound like something you could use? Snag it while Walmart's Cyber Week deals last.

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