We love our coffee, and for many, a day without it is unthinkable.

With warmer months around the corner, we're all looking for ways to beat the heat, and Kmart may have just released the solution: an iced coffee maker! But is it worth your money and what are people saying about it?

Kmart’s $39 iced coffee maker is causing quite a stir among shoppers. Many have claimed they've been waiting for such a product for years.

However, the demand has been so high that the iced coffee maker is now sold out both in Kmart’s physical stores and online.

Kmart Iced Coffee Maker in Black and Silver, 420ml - $39. Image source: Kmart Australia

Kmart is known for budget-friendly coffee appliances, due to its recent success with budget espresso machines.

According to a coffee connoisseur in Sydney, Kmart's iced coffee maker is, ‘...absolutely perfect for summer—it's so quick and easy to use’.

Ella, another shopper from Melbourne, recently shared her honest review of the product in a video on social media. She said, ‘This is so good—I'm going to make one every morning for the next two weeks.’

‘It's going to save me so much money—it tastes the same as the $7 iced coffees I buy every day. Delicious.’

One buyer also shared, ‘It's such a bargain and beats me spending almost $100 a week on coffee’.

‘I only just saw this online and it's sold out everywhere—I'm so upset,’ another buyer added.

‘The coffee isn't as good as café coffee but it's great for when you have to stay within a budget,’ another woman wrote.

However, some buyers were unsatisfied with the purchase, with several returning it shortly after buying. Others also warned coffee lovers not to buy it.

Over 1 million Australians enjoy drinking iced coffee every week. Image source: Pixabay

One shopper, Rach, even created a video review. She said, ‘It tastes like s**t—I'm probably going to take this back’.

‘I definitely won't be buying this,’ another said. ‘It's a filter coffee maker–-I'm blown away they're trying to pass this off as an iced coffee machine.’

Most critics argue that the iced coffee maker doesn't live up to the expectations of true coffee lovers, with one person dismissing it as merely a ‘normal coffee machine’ that ‘just pours a shot of coffee’.

Video source: Social media (@imjustbeingella)​

Key Takeaways

• Kmart has launched a new iced coffee maker selling for $39, which has generated a lot of interest and discussion among customers.
• Some customers expressed satisfaction with the product, with one stating it would save her money as it tastes as good as the iced coffees she usually buys.
• However, not everyone was satisfied with the product, with several users claiming they returned it shortly after purchase.
• The coffee maker is currently sold out in both stores and online due to high demand.

Members, are you interested in this Kmart iced coffee maker? Or will you be sticking to the normal way you make your cuppa? Let us know your opinions in the comments below!

 

[Bridgit]

I make my own - easy - just make your own syrup and take out enough milk from the bottle of milk - pour in enough syrup - shake and taste - add more if needed and away you go - cheap as chips.

 

[NotNats]

We love our coffee, and for many, a day without it is unthinkable.

With warmer months around the corner, we're all looking for ways to beat the heat, and Kmart may have just released the solution: an iced coffee maker! But is it worth your money and what are people saying about it?

Kmart’s $39 iced coffee maker is causing quite a stir among shoppers. Many have claimed they've been waiting for such a product for years.

However, the demand has been so high that the iced coffee maker is now sold out both in Kmart’s physical stores and online.

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Kmart Iced Coffee Maker in Black and Silver, 420ml - $39. Image source: Kmart Australia

Kmart is known for budget-friendly coffee appliances, due to its recent success with budget espresso machines.

According to a coffee connoisseur in Sydney, Kmart's iced coffee maker is, ‘...absolutely perfect for summer—it's so quick and easy to use’.

Ella, another shopper from Melbourne, recently shared her honest review of the product in a video on social media. She said, ‘This is so good—I'm going to make one every morning for the next two weeks.’

‘It's going to save me so much money—it tastes the same as the $7 iced coffees I buy every day. Delicious.’

One buyer also shared, ‘It's such a bargain and beats me spending almost $100 a week on coffee’.

‘I only just saw this online and it's sold out everywhere—I'm so upset,’ another buyer added.

‘The coffee isn't as good as café coffee but it's great for when you have to stay within a budget,’ another woman wrote.

However, some buyers were unsatisfied with the purchase, with several returning it shortly after buying. Others also warned coffee lovers not to buy it.

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Over 1 million Australians enjoy drinking iced coffee every week. Image source: Pixabay

One shopper, Rach, even created a video review. She said, ‘It tastes like s**t—I'm probably going to take this back’.

‘I definitely won't be buying this,’ another said. ‘It's a filter coffee maker–-I'm blown away they're trying to pass this off as an iced coffee machine.’

Most critics argue that the iced coffee maker doesn't live up to the expectations of true coffee lovers, with one person dismissing it as merely a ‘normal coffee machine’ that ‘just pours a shot of coffee’.

Video source: Social media (@imjustbeingella)​

Key Takeaways

• Kmart has launched a new iced coffee maker selling for $39, which has generated a lot of interest and discussion among customers.
• Some customers expressed satisfaction with the product, with one stating it would save her money as it tastes as good as the iced coffees she usually buys.
• However, not everyone was satisfied with the product, with several users claiming they returned it shortly after purchase.
• The coffee maker is currently sold out in both stores and online due to high demand.

Members, are you interested in this Kmart iced coffee maker? Or will you be sticking to the normal way you make your cuppa? Let us know your opinions in the comments below!

for years I've have been making my own "Iced Coffee" - depending on how I feel and how much I'm making I will either use my Expresso machine/pod machine or my Percolator for the coffee mix then while my coffee is cooling a bit I smash/crush up ice either by hand or with my ice machine. I fill my tall glass with the cooled coffee & crushed ice (plus a few ice cubs). Then I top it off with milk. Hay presto, Ice Coffee. If I want a sweeter taste I add my sugar to the hot coffee (& mix) and maybe even a swirl of whipped cream on top.

 

[Gsr]

Another gadget to clutter up kitchen bench space. Just as easy to make your own by hand.

 

[Isis]

We love our coffee, and for many, a day without it is unthinkable.

With warmer months around the corner, we're all looking for ways to beat the heat, and Kmart may have just released the solution: an iced coffee maker! But is it worth your money and what are people saying about it?

Kmart’s $39 iced coffee maker is causing quite a stir among shoppers. Many have claimed they've been waiting for such a product for years.

However, the demand has been so high that the iced coffee maker is now sold out both in Kmart’s physical stores and online.

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Kmart Iced Coffee Maker in Black and Silver, 420ml - $39. Image source: Kmart Australia

Kmart is known for budget-friendly coffee appliances, due to its recent success with budget espresso machines.

According to a coffee connoisseur in Sydney, Kmart's iced coffee maker is, ‘...absolutely perfect for summer—it's so quick and easy to use’.

Ella, another shopper from Melbourne, recently shared her honest review of the product in a video on social media. She said, ‘This is so good—I'm going to make one every morning for the next two weeks.’

‘It's going to save me so much money—it tastes the same as the $7 iced coffees I buy every day. Delicious.’

One buyer also shared, ‘It's such a bargain and beats me spending almost $100 a week on coffee’.

‘I only just saw this online and it's sold out everywhere—I'm so upset,’ another buyer added.

‘The coffee isn't as good as café coffee but it's great for when you have to stay within a budget,’ another woman wrote.

However, some buyers were unsatisfied with the purchase, with several returning it shortly after buying. Others also warned coffee lovers not to buy it.

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Over 1 million Australians enjoy drinking iced coffee every week. Image source: Pixabay

One shopper, Rach, even created a video review. She said, ‘It tastes like s**t—I'm probably going to take this back’.

‘I definitely won't be buying this,’ another said. ‘It's a filter coffee maker–-I'm blown away they're trying to pass this off as an iced coffee machine.’

Most critics argue that the iced coffee maker doesn't live up to the expectations of true coffee lovers, with one person dismissing it as merely a ‘normal coffee machine’ that ‘just pours a shot of coffee’.

Video source: Social media (@imjustbeingella)​

Key Takeaways

• Kmart has launched a new iced coffee maker selling for $39, which has generated a lot of interest and discussion among customers.
• Some customers expressed satisfaction with the product, with one stating it would save her money as it tastes as good as the iced coffees she usually buys.
• However, not everyone was satisfied with the product, with several users claiming they returned it shortly after purchase.
• The coffee maker is currently sold out in both stores and online due to high demand.

Members, are you interested in this Kmart iced coffee maker? Or will you be sticking to the normal way you make your cuppa? Let us know your opinions in the comments below!

No I won’t buy it. My Aldi machine does the same thing, cold milk and whatever you put in it, a coffee capsule and a shot, or maybe two of coffee. Stir away and there you go.

 

[Gil]

From a disgruntled consumer:
A $39 item from Kmart initially had Aussies “running” to the store, but now some shoppers are claiming the hot ticket item isn’t what was advertised on the packaging.
Sydney woman Rach Annette recently purchased the new “Iced Coffee Maker” from the budget store and quickly rushed home to check it out.
But, when she discovered the Kmart appliance didn’t dispense milk or ice, she was left less than impressed and sought a refund.
“It’s the end of the Kmart iced coffee machine saga. I just got a refund for it,” Rach explained in a video.
“Because it’s not an iced coffee machine at all. It’s like a percolator or a filtered cold drip, and it’s not really advertised as that.”

 

[Macarj]

Why would you need a machine to make iced coffee I just get a couple of shots of espresso a few ice cubes and fill with cold milk it's that simple

 

[Tygie]

We love our coffee, and for many, a day without it is unthinkable.

With warmer months around the corner, we're all looking for ways to beat the heat, and Kmart may have just released the solution: an iced coffee maker! But is it worth your money and what are people saying about it?

Kmart’s $39 iced coffee maker is causing quite a stir among shoppers. Many have claimed they've been waiting for such a product for years.

However, the demand has been so high that the iced coffee maker is now sold out both in Kmart’s physical stores and online.

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Kmart Iced Coffee Maker in Black and Silver, 420ml - $39. Image source: Kmart Australia

Kmart is known for budget-friendly coffee appliances, due to its recent success with budget espresso machines.

According to a coffee connoisseur in Sydney, Kmart's iced coffee maker is, ‘...absolutely perfect for summer—it's so quick and easy to use’.

Ella, another shopper from Melbourne, recently shared her honest review of the product in a video on social media. She said, ‘This is so good—I'm going to make one every morning for the next two weeks.’

‘It's going to save me so much money—it tastes the same as the $7 iced coffees I buy every day. Delicious.’

One buyer also shared, ‘It's such a bargain and beats me spending almost $100 a week on coffee’.

‘I only just saw this online and it's sold out everywhere—I'm so upset,’ another buyer added.

‘The coffee isn't as good as café coffee but it's great for when you have to stay within a budget,’ another woman wrote.

However, some buyers were unsatisfied with the purchase, with several returning it shortly after buying. Others also warned coffee lovers not to buy it.

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Over 1 million Australians enjoy drinking iced coffee every week. Image source: Pixabay

One shopper, Rach, even created a video review. She said, ‘It tastes like s**t—I'm probably going to take this back’.

‘I definitely won't be buying this,’ another said. ‘It's a filter coffee maker–-I'm blown away they're trying to pass this off as an iced coffee machine.’

Most critics argue that the iced coffee maker doesn't live up to the expectations of true coffee lovers, with one person dismissing it as merely a ‘normal coffee machine’ that ‘just pours a shot of coffee’.

Video source: Social media (@imjustbeingella)​

Key Takeaways

• Kmart has launched a new iced coffee maker selling for $39, which has generated a lot of interest and discussion among customers.
• Some customers expressed satisfaction with the product, with one stating it would save her money as it tastes as good as the iced coffees she usually buys.
• However, not everyone was satisfied with the product, with several users claiming they returned it shortly after purchase.
• The coffee maker is currently sold out in both stores and online due to high demand.

Members, are you interested in this Kmart iced coffee maker? Or will you be sticking to the normal way you make your cuppa? Let us know your opinions in the comments below!

If it did milkshakes i'd probably get one - as for iced coffee all i do is make a cup of coffee and stick it in the freezer for a while then put it in the fridge til i'm ready for it unless i'm going to have it then.

 

[marni]

I would want a few scoops of ice cream in this one

 

[ElizabethL]

From a disgruntled consumer:
A $39 item from Kmart initially had Aussies “running” to the store, but now some shoppers are claiming the hot ticket item isn’t what was advertised on the packaging.
Sydney woman Rach Annette recently purchased the new “Iced Coffee Maker” from the budget store and quickly rushed home to check it out.
But, when she discovered the Kmart appliance didn’t dispense milk or ice, she was left less than impressed and sought a refund.
“It’s the end of the Kmart iced coffee machine saga. I just got a refund for it,” Rach explained in a video.
“Because it’s not an iced coffee machine at all. It’s like a percolator or a filtered cold drip, and it’s not really advertised as that.”

What do you expect for $39.00? You get what you pay for.
It may pay to fully read the description or instructions before purchasing.

 

[Bullwinkle]

I would want a few scoops of ice cream in this one

What is being described as Iced Coffee, is not Iced Coffee it is cold milky coffee…real iced coffee has ice cream mixed in and on top…well at my house anyway

 

[Andrew]

What is being described as Iced Coffee, is not Iced Coffee it is cold milky coffee…real iced coffee has ice cream mix in and on top…well at my house anyway

Me too.

 

[Luckyus]

We love our coffee, and for many, a day without it is unthinkable.

With warmer months around the corner, we're all looking for ways to beat the heat, and Kmart may have just released the solution: an iced coffee maker! But is it worth your money and what are people saying about it?

Kmart’s $39 iced coffee maker is causing quite a stir among shoppers. Many have claimed they've been waiting for such a product for years.

However, the demand has been so high that the iced coffee maker is now sold out both in Kmart’s physical stores and online.

View attachment 31392

Kmart Iced Coffee Maker in Black and Silver, 420ml - $39. Image source: Kmart Australia

Kmart is known for budget-friendly coffee appliances, due to its recent success with budget espresso machines.

According to a coffee connoisseur in Sydney, Kmart's iced coffee maker is, ‘...absolutely perfect for summer—it's so quick and easy to use’.

Ella, another shopper from Melbourne, recently shared her honest review of the product in a video on social media. She said, ‘This is so good—I'm going to make one every morning for the next two weeks.’

‘It's going to save me so much money—it tastes the same as the $7 iced coffees I buy every day. Delicious.’

One buyer also shared, ‘It's such a bargain and beats me spending almost $100 a week on coffee’.

‘I only just saw this online and it's sold out everywhere—I'm so upset,’ another buyer added.

‘The coffee isn't as good as café coffee but it's great for when you have to stay within a budget,’ another woman wrote.

However, some buyers were unsatisfied with the purchase, with several returning it shortly after buying. Others also warned coffee lovers not to buy it.

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Over 1 million Australians enjoy drinking iced coffee every week. Image source: Pixabay

One shopper, Rach, even created a video review. She said, ‘It tastes like s**t—I'm probably going to take this back’.

‘I definitely won't be buying this,’ another said. ‘It's a filter coffee maker–-I'm blown away they're trying to pass this off as an iced coffee machine.’

Most critics argue that the iced coffee maker doesn't live up to the expectations of true coffee lovers, with one person dismissing it as merely a ‘normal coffee machine’ that ‘just pours a shot of coffee’.

Video source: Social media (@imjustbeingella)​

Key Takeaways

• Kmart has launched a new iced coffee maker selling for $39, which has generated a lot of interest and discussion among customers.
• Some customers expressed satisfaction with the product, with one stating it would save her money as it tastes as good as the iced coffees she usually buys.
• However, not everyone was satisfied with the product, with several users claiming they returned it shortly after purchase.
• The coffee maker is currently sold out in both stores and online due to high demand.

Members, are you interested in this Kmart iced coffee maker? Or will you be sticking to the normal way you make your cuppa? Let us know your opinions in the comments below!

Sorry I've always made my own with instant coffee.

 

[Val]

We love our coffee, and for many, a day without it is unthinkable.

With warmer months around the corner, we're all looking for ways to beat the heat, and Kmart may have just released the solution: an iced coffee maker! But is it worth your money and what are people saying about it?

Kmart’s $39 iced coffee maker is causing quite a stir among shoppers. Many have claimed they've been waiting for such a product for years.

However, the demand has been so high that the iced coffee maker is now sold out both in Kmart’s physical stores and online.

View attachment 31392

Kmart Iced Coffee Maker in Black and Silver, 420ml - $39. Image source: Kmart Australia

Kmart is known for budget-friendly coffee appliances, due to its recent success with budget espresso machines.

According to a coffee connoisseur in Sydney, Kmart's iced coffee maker is, ‘...absolutely perfect for summer—it's so quick and easy to use’.

Ella, another shopper from Melbourne, recently shared her honest review of the product in a video on social media. She said, ‘This is so good—I'm going to make one every morning for the next two weeks.’

‘It's going to save me so much money—it tastes the same as the $7 iced coffees I buy every day. Delicious.’

One buyer also shared, ‘It's such a bargain and beats me spending almost $100 a week on coffee’.

‘I only just saw this online and it's sold out everywhere—I'm so upset,’ another buyer added.

‘The coffee isn't as good as café coffee but it's great for when you have to stay within a budget,’ another woman wrote.

However, some buyers were unsatisfied with the purchase, with several returning it shortly after buying. Others also warned coffee lovers not to buy it.

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Over 1 million Australians enjoy drinking iced coffee every week. Image source: Pixabay

One shopper, Rach, even created a video review. She said, ‘It tastes like s**t—I'm probably going to take this back’.

‘I definitely won't be buying this,’ another said. ‘It's a filter coffee maker–-I'm blown away they're trying to pass this off as an iced coffee machine.’

Most critics argue that the iced coffee maker doesn't live up to the expectations of true coffee lovers, with one person dismissing it as merely a ‘normal coffee machine’ that ‘just pours a shot of coffee’.

Video source: Social media (@imjustbeingella)​

Key Takeaways

• Kmart has launched a new iced coffee maker selling for $39, which has generated a lot of interest and discussion among customers.
• Some customers expressed satisfaction with the product, with one stating it would save her money as it tastes as good as the iced coffees she usually buys.
• However, not everyone was satisfied with the product, with several users claiming they returned it shortly after purchase.
• The coffee maker is currently sold out in both stores and online due to high demand.

Members, are you interested in this Kmart iced coffee maker? Or will you be sticking to the normal way you make your cuppa? Let us know your opinions in the comments below!

I make my own iced coffee and it is delicious, just the way I like it and it costs me nothing apart from milk and coffee and ice cream of course.