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Chilled in 60 seconds: This beverage cooler is a game changer — and it's on sale for just $14

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With warm weather heading our way, it's time to start thinking about iced tea, iced coffee, lemonade and happy hour cocktails. After all, there's nothing better than a cold beverage on a hot day. Unfortunately, adding a bunch of ice cubes can all too often dilute your drink, making it watery instead of tasty. Enter the HyperChiller. This instant beverage cooler "ices up" everything from juice to spirits to coffee in seconds. Just stash the HyperChiller in the freezer and, once it's frosty, pour in your liquid of choice. After about one minute your drink will be cooled down by as much as 130 degrees! When you're done, pop the HyperChiller into the dishwasher or hand wash it and then pop it back in the freezer for your next round. Also very chill: Right now, it's on sale for just $14 (down from $25).

HyperChiller

HyperChiller Beverage Cooler

$14$25Save $11
Spring and summer are coming sooner than you think. Grab this practically instant drink chiller while it's on sale for more than 40% off and keep that iced coffee or tea or five o'clock cocktail fresh and cold.
$14 at Amazon

If you're craving an iced coffee, stat, and don't want to wait on your fresh brew to cool in the fridge or let ice cubes turn it into coffee-flavored water, you can choose to brew directly into the HyperChiller (it can withstand up to 205 degrees). And the easy-pour lid makes for less mess when you transfer your drink from chiller to cup.

According to the HyperChiller website, their product "is like adding 30 ice cubes to your beverage — with no dilution." It's made of three nested chambers (two food-grade stainless steel surrounded by an exterior plastic one) that screw into each other. Before the first use, simply fill the inner chambers with water, screw all three together and freeze for at least six hours.

One five-star reviewer explained, "This is just what I needed. Pouring my hot coffee or espresso directly over ice just melted the ice, left me with lukewarm, watered-down coffee but this — this right here is the truth. Twist my coffee a few times in this and I’m good to go!! Less than 60secs! Iced cold! I will never make my iced coffee this way again."

Black HyperChiller with frost on the exterior next to a glass of ice coffee with cream swirling through it.
Because when you're feeling schvitzy and sluggish, you haven't got time to wait for your caffeine bomb to chill. (Photo: HyperChiller)

And it's not just coffee this baby is good for. Use it to chill that rosé you forgot to toss in the fridge. Or if you're mixing up a cocktail, use this as your combination shaker and instant chiller. Iced tea? Lemonade? It's all fair game for this handy tool.

The unit can hold up to 12.5 ounces at a time and one freeze will chill twice that amount. So go ahead and serve up a glass for yourself and a friend!

HyperChiller

HyperChiller Beverage Cooler

$14$25Save $11
Spring and summer are coming sooner than you think. Grab this practically instant drink chiller while it's on sale for more than 40% off and keep that iced coffee or tea or five o'clock cocktail fresh and cold.
$14 at Amazon

If you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $25 or more.)

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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