Kohl’s shoppers: Act fast! You have through tomorrow, Thursday, July 11, to take advantage of the Summer Cyber Deals. Get great prices on products for summer, your kitchen, your wardrobe and more.
And luckily, since this summer has been a scorcher so far, Kohl’s has a Margaritaville frozen drink machine and portable blender on sale for $149.99 (originally $219.99) (pictured above). This is one of the top-rated products in the sale.
Unlike other portable blenders, this one puts out shaved ice, rather than crushed ice, to make a smoother frozen drink. If you want to bring this to a party, you can! It’s compact and lightweight, meaning it wouldn’t be a burden to bring along. The product is USB rechargeable and will be fully charged under an hour.
In a similar vein, Kohl’s also has a Ninja CREAMi deluxe 11-in-1 ice cream and frozen treat maker on sale for $249.99 (originally $279.99). This do-it-all kitchen tool means you don’t have to go out for ice cream anymore. With this maker, you can create not only ice cream but gelato, Italian ice, slushies, sorbet and more.
Depending on what you buy during the sale, you can either pick it up in-store for free or get it shipped for free on eligible products.
It’s worth it to sign up for Kohl’s Cash if you know you’re going to spend big on this sale. You can earn $10 in Kohl’s Cash every time you spend $50 or more through Thursday, July 11. The cash can be redeemed Friday, July 12 through Sunday, July 21.
Here are more top-rated Kohl’s Summer Cyber Deals that caught my eye:
- Food Network 10-piece nonstick ceramic cookware set for $64.99 (originally $129.99)
- Women’s Sonoma Goods For Life linen shorts for $16.99 (originally $24.99)
- Samsonite hard sided luggage for $159.99 (originally $199.99)
- KitchenAid 5-quart stand mixer for $349.99 (originally $449.99)
- Ninja 8-in-1 digital air fry oven for $199.99 (originally $229.99)
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Kaylee Remington is the shopping and entertainment commerce reporter and metro reporter for cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer. Read her work online.