Enjoy Chick-fil-A ice at home with this nugget ice maker—now $200 off at Target
Trisha Easto
- 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 Circle Week sale, which requires a free Target Circle membership to access.
Note: This Target Circle deal has unfortunately expired. We'll keep you updated if the deal returns. In the meantime, check out these similar ice makers on sale at Amazon:
- GE Profile Opal 2.0 XL with 1 Gallon Tank in Moonstone Blue, Stainless Steel or Black Stainless Steel now 39% off!
- Frigidaire Nugget Ice Maker now 15% off!
- GoveeLife Smart Countertop Ice Maker now 34% off!
- Ecozy Portable Countertop Ice Maker now 33% off!
From football watch parties to family get-togethers this holiday season, you can leave the bags of ice at the gas station with a GE Opal countertop ice maker. This handy appliance can make up to 34 pounds of ice daily to keep all of your favorite drinks cold, whether you're enjoying a sip of fruit punch from a party bowl, or serving up cranberry cocktails at your Friends-giving celebration.
It's also a perfect time to pick up the GE Opal Nugget Ice Maker from Chip & Joanna Gaines' Magnolia Line, as you'll score $200 off the gadget right now at Target's Circle Week sale.
Target Circle Week deal: Get $200 off this GE Opal Nugget Ice Maker
Original price: $499.99 | Sale price: $299.99 | Savings: $200

Get the Chick-fil-A ice you love, now at home with this GE Profile Opal Nugget ice maker. Plug it in, fill the reservoir with water, and within 10 minutes it will start producing nugget ice flakes, perfect for all of your holiday get togethers. It produces 34 pounds total in a day, and also repurposes melted ice back into the reservoir, reducing waste and ensuring that you don’t end up with giant clumps of half-melted nugget ice.
Measuring 17.25″ H × 14.25″ W × 15.5″ D, it won't take up a ton of counter space, or you could also always stash it away in a cabinet between uses. It's a neutral color with stainless steel accents and comes with a magnetic scoop holder on the side for ease of us every time.
Save 40% at TargetWhen is Target Circle Week?
The October 2025 Target Circle Week sale is happening Sunday, October 5, through Saturday, October 11.
Target often schedules its Circle Week to coincide with similar large-scale sales events from other major retailers, such as Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days and Walmart's Holiday Deals event—both set to begin on Tuesday, October 7.
What is Target Circle Week?
Target Circle Week is a special savings event for members of Target's free loyalty program, Target Circle. During this week-long event, members can access significant daily deals that rotate every day. Plus, huge discounts on a wide range of products, including:
- 40% off Halloween costumes
- 40% off holiday lighting and decor
- Up to 60% off indoor furniture
- Up to 40% off storage & organization items
- Up to 50% off kitchen and home essentials
- 30% off Lego sets
- Up to 60% off select toys
- Save $10 when you spend $40 on select toys
- Up to 40% off select apparel and shoes for the entire family
Do I need to be a Target Circle member to shop the deals?
Yes, you need to be a Target Circle member to access the exclusive deals during the Target Circle Week event. The Target Circle loyalty program is free to join, and in addition to exclusive access to Target Circle Week deals, members will also receive additional exclusive savings and rewards on purchases. Some perks to look forward to are:
- Target Circle shoppers can also get a 5% discount on purchases made with a Target Circle Card (formerly Target RedCard).
- Target Circle members also enjoy personalized deals, a 5% birthday discount every year and more.

How do I sign up for Target Circle?
To sign up for Target Circle, simply visit Target's website, sign in or create a Target Circle account and then get ready to enjoy immediate savings. The best part? It's completely free to join!
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