Target’s exclusive Hearth & Hand with Magnolia brand released its own stylish version of the cult-favorite GE Profile Opal Nugget Ice Maker, and now, it’s on sale at a $100 discount for a limited time ...

After you invest in a nugget ice maker, regular cleaning is the best way to ensure it continues churning out your favorite, chewable pellets. Like most countertop appliances that use water, these ...

GE’s award-winning Opal 2.0 Nugget Ice Maker just dropped to one of its lowest prices ever during Walmart’s Cyber Deals event, making it a standout pick if you’ve been waiting for restaurant-style ...

Winter might be almost here, but we’ll never part ways with our nugget ice makers. Especially when you score one for 50% off at Walmart during this limited-time Black Friday sale. Right now, Walmart ...

Cold fall weather shouldn't get in the way of you enjoying a nice frozen dessert, and if you purchase our favorite ice cream maker for its discounted price of $180 for Black Friday, you could remove ...

The GE Profile Opal Countertop Nugget Ice Maker is currently 38% off during Amazon's Black Friday sale. This popular countertop appliance allows you to make nugget-style ice, similar to Chick-Fil-A's, ...

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Chewable ice fans, take note. Walmart has the Simzlife Nugget Ice Maker on sale for $175.99, marked all the way down from $349.99. It’s a compact, stainless-steel machine that cranks out up to 44.9 ...

The GE Profile Opal Nugget Ice Maker is currently on sale for $200 off at Target. This countertop appliance can produce up to 34 pounds of nugget-style ice per day. The discount is part of Target's ...

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