For Keurig coffee for iced coffee, the Keurig K-Iced Coffee Maker is my best overall pick because its dedicated iced setting brews over ice while keeping hot coffee available too. The K-Duo Hot & Iced Gen 2 suits households that want both single cups and a carafe, while the K-Elite offers more brewing control without a dedicated iced mode. Pod choice matters as much as the brewer: Green Mountain’s Original Black Iced Cold Brew keeps the cup simple, and Almond Vanilla adds flavor without requiring a separate syrup. The main tradeoff is whether to prioritize an iced-specific brew, broader household flexibility, or flavored coffee pods. Read on for how the seven options compare and which one fits your routine.
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Key Takeaways
- The K-Iced Coffee Maker ranks first for a dedicated iced routine because its iced setting gives it a clearer cold-coffee role than the K-Elite.
- The K-Duo Gen 2 is the lineup’s flexibility pick: it combines single-serve brewing and a carafe, though that broader setup may be more than a one-cup household needs.
- The two K-Iced listings have the same central use case; choose between gray and white based on the listing and appearance rather than expecting a different brewing role.
- Green Mountain Original Black and Almond Vanilla suit different flavor preferences: one is a straightforward black coffee option, while the other brings a sweet, nutty flavor.
- The Donut Shop Cookies and Caramel pod emphasizes flavored iced coffee, while the brewers determine how you make the drink; pods alone do not add an iced setting.
| Keurig K-Elite Single Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker |  | Best for Customizing Iced Coffee | Model: K-Elite | Color: Brushed Slate | Brew sizes: 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12 oz | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Keurig K-Iced Coffee Maker, Single Serve K-Cup Pod Iced Coffee Maker, With Hot and Cold Coffee Capabilities, Gray |  | Best Dedicated Iced Coffee Brewer | Color: Gray | Cup sizes: 8, 10, and 12 oz | Reservoir capacity: 42 oz | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| The Original Donut Shop K-Cup Iced Duos Cookies and Caramel Coffee |  | Best Flavored Iced Coffee Pods | Brand: The Original Donut Shop | Flavor: Cookies and Caramel | Roast: Medium | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Keurig K-Iced Coffee Maker, Single Serve K-Cup Pod Brewer with Hot and Cold Capabilities, White |  | Best Light-Colored Iced Coffee Maker | Color: White | Brew sizes: 8, 10, and 12 oz | Reservoir capacity: 42 oz | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Keurig K-Duo Hot & Iced Single Serve & Carafe Coffee Maker (Gen 2) |  | Best for Iced Coffee and Shared Pots | Model: K-Duo (Gen 2) | Brew types: Single serve with K-Cup pods or grounds; carafe with grounds | Reservoir capacity: 72 oz shared reservoir | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Almond Vanilla Iced Cold Brew Coffee, Keurig K-Cup Pods, 20-Count |  | Best Flavored Iced Pick | Brand: Green Mountain Coffee Roasters | Flavor: Almond Vanilla | Coffee type: Iced cold brew coffee | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Original Black Iced Cold Brew Coffee, Keurig K-Cup Pods, 20-Count |  | Best for Black Coffee Drinkers | Brand: Green Mountain Coffee Roasters | Flavor: Original Black Iced Cold Brew | Bean type: 100% Arabica | VIEW ON AMAZON | See Our Full Breakdown |
| keurig coffee for iced coffee | Compatibility | Reservoir capacity | Iced coffee feature |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keurig K-Elite Single Serve K- | K-Cup pods; Universal My K-Cup Reusable Filter sold separately | 75 oz | Dedicated Iced setting |
| Keurig K-Iced Coffee Maker | K-Cup pods; My K-Cup Universal Coffee Filter | 42 oz | Temperature adjustment designed to help minimize ice melt |
| The Original Donut Shop K-Cup | Keurig brewer | — | — |
| Keurig K-Iced Coffee Maker | K-Cup pods; My K-Cup Universal Filter | 42 oz | Specialized iced mode designed to help prevent excessive ice melt |
| Keurig K-Duo Hot & Iced Single | — | 72 oz shared reservoir | Brew Over Ice |
| Green Mountain Coffee Roasters | All Keurig single-serve coffee makers | — | — |
| Green Mountain Coffee Roasters | All Keurig single-serve coffee makers | — | — |
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Keurig K-Elite Single Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker
The K-Elite suits iced coffee drinkers who want more control over the cup before pouring it over ice. Its dedicated Iced setting works alongside strength and temperature controls, giving it more ways to tailor a brew than the simpler Keurig K-Iced Coffee Maker. The 75-ounce reservoir also means fewer refills if iced coffee is part of a daily routine. That flexibility comes with a larger footprint of features to manage, and the reusable filter for ground coffee is sold separately. Its 4-ounce smallest brew size offers room to make a concentrated base, though choosing a smaller serving still takes a manual step. I’d pick it for customization and capacity; buyers who want a straightforward iced-focused brewer may prefer the K-Iced.
Pros:- Dedicated Iced setting for brewing over ice
- Strength and temperature controls allow more customization than the K-Iced
- 75-ounce removable reservoir reduces refill frequency
- Brew sizes start at 4 ounces, offering a smaller serving option
Cons:- Reusable My K-Cup filter is sold separately
- Requires regular descaling to help prevent calcium buildup
- Offers more controls than buyers who want a simple iced coffee routine may need
Best for: Daily iced coffee drinkers who want to adjust brew strength and temperature and make several cups between refills
Not ideal for: Buyers seeking a simple, dedicated iced coffee brewer or those who want reusable grounds brewing without buying an additional filter
- Model:K-Elite
- Color:Brushed Slate
- Brew sizes:4, 6, 8, 10, and 12 oz
- Reservoir capacity:75 oz
- Iced coffee feature:Dedicated Iced setting
- Controls:Strength and temperature
- Compatibility:K-Cup pods; Universal My K-Cup Reusable Filter sold separately
- Maximum mug height:7.2 inches
Our verdict“Choose the K-Elite if you want an iced setting plus fine control over strength and temperature, and skip it if simplicity matters more.”
Keurig K-Iced Coffee Maker, Single Serve K-Cup Pod Iced Coffee Maker, With Hot and Cold Coffee Capabilities, Gray
The gray K-Iced is the clearest choice here for buyers whose main goal is a quick cup over ice. Its brewing approach adjusts temperature to limit ice melt, so the finished drink is less likely to become watery than a standard hot brew poured over ice. Compared with the more adjustable K-Elite, this model keeps the iced coffee routine simpler, but gives up temperature control and the smaller 4- and 6-ounce brew choices. A 42-ounce reservoir is practical for one or two people, though it will need filling more often than the K-Elite’s 75-ounce tank. It also makes hot coffee, with a strong option, so it can handle both routines. I’d choose it for ease and iced focus; buyers who value customization or larger capacity should look elsewhere.
Pros:- Iced brewing adjusts temperature to help limit ice melt
- Hot coffee capability and a strong brew option add everyday flexibility
- Removable drip tray makes room for tumblers up to 7 inches
- Five-minute auto-off shuts the brewer down after use
Cons:- 42-ounce reservoir needs more frequent refilling than the K-Elite
- Brew sizes are limited to 8, 10, and 12 ounces
- Reusable My K-Cup filter is sold separately
Best for: One- or two-person households that mainly want uncomplicated iced coffee with occasional hot cups
Not ideal for: Frequent multi-cup households or buyers who want temperature controls, smaller brew sizes, or a larger reservoir
- Color:Gray
- Cup sizes:8, 10, and 12 oz
- Reservoir capacity:42 oz
- Maximum tumbler height:7 inches
- Auto-off:5 minutes
- Iced coffee feature:Temperature adjustment designed to help minimize ice melt
- Compatibility:K-Cup pods; My K-Cup Universal Coffee Filter
- Brewing modes:Iced and hot coffee; strong brew option
Our verdict“Pick this K-Iced for a simple iced-first routine, but choose the K-Elite if you want more control and fewer refills.”
The Original Donut Shop K-Cup Iced Duos Cookies and Caramel Coffee
Iced Duos Cookies and Caramel offers a flavored-pod route for people who want a sweet iced cup without adding separate flavorings. The medium roast and cookies-and-caramel profile give it a different job from the brewers in this roundup: it supplies the coffee, while a machine such as the Keurig K-Iced handles the brewing method that helps limit ice melt. That pairing makes more sense for flavored coffee fans than a plain iced pod, but the flavor choice is specific and may not suit drinkers who prefer black coffee. The pack contains 24 single-serve pods, which keeps preparation simple but creates more pod waste than using grounds in the K-Duo. I’d choose these for a sweet, convenient cup; buyers who want control over ingredients or less packaging should consider grounds.
Pros:- Cookies-and-caramel flavor adds sweetness without separate flavorings
- Medium roast offers a familiar coffee base for iced preparation
- Single-serve pods make individual cups quick to prepare
- 24-count pack provides multiple servings
Cons:- Flavor profile may be too sweet or specific for black coffee drinkers
- Single-use pods create more waste than brewing from grounds
- Requires a Keurig-compatible brewer
Best for: Keurig owners who enjoy sweet, dessert-inspired iced coffee and want single-serve convenience
Not ideal for: Drinkers who prefer unflavored black coffee, want to choose their own grounds, or aim to reduce single-use pod waste
- Brand:The Original Donut Shop
- Flavor:Cookies and Caramel
- Roast:Medium
- Quantity:24 K-Cup pods
- Coffee type:Iced coffee K-Cup pods
- Compatibility:Keurig brewer
Our verdict“Choose these pods for a convenient, sweet flavored iced coffee, and pass if you prefer plain coffee or grounds brewing.”
Keurig K-Iced Coffee Maker, Single Serve K-Cup Pod Brewer with Hot and Cold Capabilities, White
The white K-Iced serves the same practical purpose as the gray K-Iced: a simple brewer for iced coffee that adjusts brewing temperature to help limit ice melt, with hot coffee available too. Its distinction in this lineup is the white finish, which may suit a kitchen where a dark appliance would stand out. Against the K-Elite, it trades away strength and temperature controls for a more direct routine; against the gray K-Iced, the listed brewing features and capacity are the same. The 42-ounce reservoir is a reasonable fit for modest daily use, but refills come sooner than with the K-Elite. It accommodates tumblers up to 7 inches and has a five-minute auto-off. I’d select it for the finish and focused brewing, though buyers choosing on features alone have little reason to favor it over its gray counterpart.
Pros:- Iced coffee mode adjusts brewing to help limit ice melt
- Hot brewing provides an option beyond iced drinks
- Removable drip tray accommodates tumblers up to 7 inches
- Five-minute auto-off shuts the brewer down after use
Cons:- 42-ounce reservoir is smaller than the K-Elite’s 75-ounce reservoir
- Only offers 8-, 10-, and 12-ounce brew sizes
- No listed feature distinction from the gray K-Iced beyond color
Best for: Iced coffee drinkers who want the K-Iced brewing features in a white appliance for a light-colored kitchen
Not ideal for: Buyers who need a larger reservoir, more brew-size choices, or controls for adjusting brew strength and temperature
- Color:White
- Brew sizes:8, 10, and 12 oz
- Reservoir capacity:42 oz
- Maximum tumbler height:7 inches
- Auto-off:5 minutes
- Iced coffee feature:Specialized iced mode designed to help prevent excessive ice melt
- Compatibility:K-Cup pods; My K-Cup Universal Filter
- Brewing modes:Iced and hot coffee; strong brew option
Our verdict“Choose the white K-Iced when its finish suits your kitchen and you want straightforward iced brewing; compare it with the gray version if color is flexible.”
Keurig K-Duo Hot & Iced Single Serve & Carafe Coffee Maker (Gen 2)
The K-Duo Gen 2 is the most flexible pick for households that switch between iced single cups and a pot of coffee. Its Brew Over Ice setting targets the same dilution concern as the K-Iced, while the carafe mode lets grounds serve a group instead of brewing one pod at a time. That makes it a broader household fit than the single-serve K-Elite, though it takes more planning and counter space than a focused one-cup machine. The shared 72-ounce reservoir reduces refills, but brewing a carafe uses water that would otherwise be available for single cups. Programmable auto-brew helps with scheduled pots; the glass carafe adds a breakage risk. I’d choose it when group brewing matters as much as iced coffee, and skip it if all you need is a compact iced coffee maker.
Pros:- Brews single K-Cup servings and carafes of ground coffee
- Brew Over Ice setting is designed to help reduce dilution
- 72-ounce shared reservoir supports multiple brewing styles
- Programmable auto-brew can schedule carafe preparation
Cons:- Shared reservoir means carafe brewing uses water needed for single cups
- Glass carafe can break if dropped or handled roughly
- More brewing options may take up space and add complexity for single-cup users
Best for: Households that want iced single servings on some days and scheduled carafes of ground coffee for several people
Not ideal for: Solo drinkers with limited counter space who mainly want quick iced coffee from K-Cup pods
- Model:K-Duo (Gen 2)
- Brew types:Single serve with K-Cup pods or grounds; carafe with grounds
- Reservoir capacity:72 oz shared reservoir
- Single-serve sizes:6, 8, 10, and 12 oz
- Carafe sizes:6, 8, 10, and 12 cups
- Iced coffee feature:Brew Over Ice
- Other features:MultiStream Technology, Strong Brew, Extra Hot, programmable auto-brew, Pause & Pour
- Carafe material:Glass
Our verdict“Choose the K-Duo Gen 2 if iced coffee is one part of a household routine that also needs full carafes.”
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Almond Vanilla Iced Cold Brew Coffee, Keurig K-Cup Pods, 20-Count
For iced coffee drinkers who want a flavored cup without adding syrup, this Almond Vanilla blend brings nutty notes with buttery caramel and vanilla. It is made from 100% Arabica beans and designed to retain flavor over ice, so the taste has a clear flavor profile even when chilled. Compared with Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Original Black Iced Cold Brew, this is the sweeter, more dessert-leaning choice; the Original Black is a better fit for drinkers who prefer chocolate notes without added flavor cues. The single-serve format works across Keurig machines, though it offers less control over strength than brewing and seasoning coffee yourself. Its recyclable pods add convenience, but local recycling access varies and each serving still uses a pod.
Pros:- Designed to hold its flavor when served over ice
- Distinctive almond, caramel, and vanilla notes suit flavored coffee drinkers
- Compatible with all Keurig single-serve coffee makers
- Recyclable pod design where local facilities accept it
Cons:- Flavor profile may be too sweet or dessert-like for black coffee purists
- Recycling access depends on local facilities
- Single-use pods create waste even when recyclable
Best for: Keurig owners who want a ready-to-brew iced coffee with nutty, caramel, and vanilla flavor notes
Not ideal for: Drinkers who want plain black coffee, control over their cold brew recipe, or to avoid single-use pods
- Brand:Green Mountain Coffee Roasters
- Flavor:Almond Vanilla
- Coffee type:Iced cold brew coffee
- Format:Keurig K-Cup pods
- Quantity:20-count box
- Bean type:100% Arabica
- Compatibility:All Keurig single-serve coffee makers
- Recyclability:Recyclable; check local facilities
Our verdict“Choose this pod for convenient iced coffee with nutty vanilla character; pick Original Black for a less flavored cup.”
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Original Black Iced Cold Brew Coffee, Keurig K-Cup Pods, 20-Count
This is the more restrained choice in the Green Mountain pair: Original Black offers smooth, full-flavored coffee with chocolate notes, without the Almond Vanilla pod’s nutty, caramel-leaning flavor. Its 100% Arabica beans are described as steeped for hours, while the K-Cup format delivers a cold-brew-style cup without waiting through a home steep. For the intended iced result, the product calls for brewing over ice on the 8-ounce setting; that extra step matters because the cup is designed to stand up to dilution. Compared with the Keurig K-Iced Coffee Maker, which can brew different K-Cup pods for iced coffee, this product is a coffee choice rather than a machine feature. The tradeoff is less recipe control and the ongoing use of single-serve pods.
Pros:- Chocolate notes offer flavor without a flavored blend
- Designed for iced coffee and avoids the wait for home steeping
- Compatible with all Keurig single-serve coffee makers
- Made with 100% responsibly sourced Arabica beans
Cons:- Best results call for brewing over ice on the 8-ounce setting
- Recycling availability varies by location
- Single-use pods limit recipe flexibility and create waste
Best for: Keurig owners who prefer unsweetened black iced coffee with smooth chocolate notes and quick single-serve preparation
Not ideal for: Buyers seeking flavored coffee, adjustable cold brew recipes, or a pod-free brewing routine
- Brand:Green Mountain Coffee Roasters
- Flavor:Original Black Iced Cold Brew
- Bean type:100% Arabica
- Pod type:Keurig K-Cup
- Quantity:20 count
- Compatibility:All Keurig single-serve coffee makers
- Taste notes:Smooth with chocolate notes
- Recyclability:Recyclable; check local facilities
Our verdict“Choose Original Black for a straightforward, chocolate-noted iced cup; choose Almond Vanilla if you want a more flavored profile.”
How We Picked
I ranked these seven products by how directly they serve an iced coffee routine, then by how well they fit other common needs. For brewers, I weighed the presence of a dedicated iced setting, hot coffee capability, single-serve versus carafe flexibility, and how much control or setup the buyer takes on. For pods, I looked at their intended iced use and flavor profile, since a pod changes the cup but cannot replace a brewer’s capabilities.
That puts the K-Iced brewer first for shoppers who specifically want iced coffee, with the K-Duo Gen 2 ahead for households that need both a single cup and a carafe. The K-Elite follows as a more general-purpose brewer with useful brewing control but no dedicated iced focus in its product name. The pod picks rank by the different flavor needs they fill; the two K-Iced color listings remain close because their stated function is the same. Each option has a tradeoff: specialty focus, broader footprint, flavor preference, or less direct iced functionality.
| keurig coffee for iced coffee | Iced coffee feature | Compatibility |
|---|---|---|
| Keurig K-Elite Single Serve K- | Dedicated Iced setting | K-Cup pods; Universal My K-Cup Reusable Filter sold separately |
| Keurig K-Iced Coffee Maker | Temperature adjustment designed to help minimize ice melt | K-Cup pods; My K-Cup Universal Coffee Filter |
| The Original Donut Shop K-Cup | — | Keurig brewer |
| Keurig K-Iced Coffee Maker | Specialized iced mode designed to help prevent excessive ice melt | K-Cup pods; My K-Cup Universal Filter |
| Keurig K-Duo Hot & Iced Single | Brew Over Ice | — |
| Green Mountain Coffee Roasters | — | All Keurig single-serve coffee makers |
| Green Mountain Coffee Roasters | — | All Keurig single-serve coffee makers |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Keurig Coffee For Iced Coffee
Choosing Keurig coffee for iced coffee means matching the brewer and pod to the drink you actually make. These broader checks can help avoid buying features or flavors that do not fit your routine.
Decide Whether You Need an Iced Setting
A dedicated iced setting is most useful when iced drinks are a regular part of your week and you want a brewing cycle designed around serving over ice. A standard hot brew can still be poured over ice, but the result may taste weaker as the ice melts. Think about whether you prefer a concentrated cup, room to add milk, or a simpler pour-and-chill approach. Also check the specific brewer’s instructions for cup size and ice guidance instead of assuming every setting works the same way. If iced coffee is occasional, a more general brewer may suit your kitchen better than a machine chosen for one feature.
Plan for Dilution and Cup Size
Ice takes up space and melts, so the cup you use affects both strength and serving size. A large mug filled with ice leaves less room for brewed coffee, milk, or flavorings than a tall glass with a measured amount of ice. Consider whether you want a short, stronger base or a larger drink that you can customize. Some buyers compensate for melting ice by adding extra pods, which can raise effort and use more coffee than expected. Start by checking the brewer’s available cup sizes and leaving enough room for the finished drink.
Choose Pods for the Drink You Make
Pod descriptions can signal whether a coffee is meant for iced preparation, but flavor remains personal. A black iced coffee drinker may prefer a straightforward profile, while a flavored pod can reduce the need for syrups or other additions. Sweet or flavored coffee can also be less flexible if different people in the household want to customize their own drinks. If you add milk, sweetener, or syrup, think about whether the pod’s flavor will complement those extras or compete with them. Buying a small assortment before settling on a regular favorite can help avoid a full box of a flavor that does not suit your usual cup.
Match Brewer Capacity to Household Habits
A single-serve machine fits a routine where each person wants a fresh cup and may choose a different pod. A carafe adds a useful option when several people drink coffee together, but it can take more counter space and may go unused in a one-cup household. Think through your busiest morning rather than buying for an occasional gathering alone. Shared kitchens also benefit from checking whether the controls and brewing steps feel manageable for everyone who will use the machine. The right capacity is the one that fits typical use without adding daily clutter.
Know What You Mean by Cold Brew
Products labeled for iced coffee and products labeled for cold brew can describe different preparation expectations. A pod designed for an iced drink is still used with a compatible brewer, while a cold brew style product name does not by itself mean the machine makes traditional steeped cold brew. Check the package and brewer instructions for how the coffee should be prepared and served. If you specifically want coffee steeped in cold water over time, a pod machine may not reproduce that process. Clarifying this before purchase helps match the product to the texture and flavor you expect.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I make iced coffee with the K-Elite?
The K-Elite can brew coffee that you pour over ice, but it does not have the dedicated iced positioning of the K-Iced models in this roundup. That makes it a reasonable choice if hot coffee is your main routine and iced drinks are occasional. For frequent iced coffee, compare its general brewing control with the K-Iced brewer’s more direct focus. Leave room in the cup for ice and any milk or flavorings. Follow the machine and pod instructions for the brew size you choose.
Should I choose the K-Iced or the K-Duo Hot & Iced Gen 2?
Choose the K-Iced if you mainly want single servings and a brewer focused on iced and hot cups. The K-Duo Gen 2 makes more sense when a household also wants to brew a carafe for several people. That extra format can be useful for shared breakfasts, but it may take more counter space and add capacity you rarely use. Consider how often you serve multiple cups at once, not just whether the feature sounds convenient. Your typical morning is a better guide than an occasional hosting need.
Do iced coffee pods work in any Keurig brewer?
These products are sold as K-Cup pods, but you should still check that your brewer accepts the specific pod format. A pod’s iced or cold brew wording describes its intended coffee style; it does not give a basic brewer a dedicated iced setting. You can use compatible pods in a brewer that lacks that feature, but preparation and dilution may differ. Read both the pod directions and the brewer manual before choosing a cup size. This matters most if you expect a particular strength or serving method.
Which pod is the better choice if I do not want flavored coffee?
Green Mountain Original Black Iced Cold Brew is the clearest match among these pod options if you want a simple black coffee profile. Almond Vanilla and The Original Donut Shop Cookies and Caramel are flavored choices, so they suit a different preference. Flavor descriptions do not tell you exactly how sweet or intense a finished cup will taste to you, especially with milk or sweetener added. Check the package details and choose based on whether you want additions in the coffee itself. If you are unsure, start with the plainest profile.
Does a pod labeled cold brew make traditional cold brew?
Do not assume that a cold brew label means the pod machine steeps coffee in cold water for hours. These are K-Cup products intended for use with a compatible brewer, and the brewer’s method shapes how the drink is made. If traditional steeped cold brew is the result you want, check the preparation directions closely before buying. A pod may still fit an iced coffee routine, but it can produce a different drink from a jar or dedicated cold brew process. The label and instructions are more useful than the product name alone.
Conclusion
For the best overall iced coffee routine, I recommend the Keurig K-Iced Coffee Maker: it has the clearest iced focus while still handling hot coffee. The best value for a mixed household is the K-Duo Hot & Iced Gen 2 when both single cups and a carafe will see regular use; buyers who only need one cup should skip the extra format. For a best premium-style pick based on brewing control, consider the K-Elite if hot coffee remains your priority and you are comfortable making iced drinks by pouring over ice. The best choice for beginners is a K-Iced model paired with a pod flavor they already enjoy, since the intended iced routine is straightforward. For specific tastes, choose Green Mountain Original Black for a plain profile, Almond Vanilla or Donut Shop Cookies and Caramel for flavored cups, and pick gray or white K-Iced listings by appearance.
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