What is the difference between the Nespresso Pixie C60 and the D60?
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I have no idea. I would call Nespresso. They have a 800 number on their website. I have a Nespresso and it does not make a great espresso. The coffee will run you around $35 a pound. Buy a regular expresso machine.
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No, they are not. Nescafé has two types of capsules meant for different coffee makers : Nespresso coffee capsules are only sold at Nespresso shops and are much smaller than the Dolce Gusto ones. Dolce Gusto capsules are sold in the mass channels, that is, hypermarkets. supermarkets, etc. Each brand has its own range of coffee makers.
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They are the exact same pressure cooker. The EPC-1200 model number is used when it is sold in some membership stores like Costco. http://www.hippressurecooking.com/forums/topic/cuisinart-cpc600-vs-epc1200pc/
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Yes I have both, they are very similar but the toy box is a shade lighter closer to a cherrywood rather than true espresso...the table is also a very dark cherrywood not espresso
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sorry, i have no clue what CitiZ is? Nespresso Pixie is the name of the coffee machine we purchased.
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I honestly don't know, as i don't have any other kind of pods to compare... but these pods do seem very specific to this machine or at least Nescafe machines... hope this helps...
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At the bottom of this link they tell You which Nespresso Machines it's compatible with: http://www.sealpod.net/news/category/sealpod%20bigsisinox95f9eae4c2 I can't see the C50, try to contact the company.
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I can't compare the two as I haven't used the DW6080. But you won't be disappointed with the DW9280. LOTS is steam!! Ironing time is quick!
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You have to use the Nespresso's coffee pods! I have to tell you that this is Fabulous machine! I watch for the specials that they have & free shipping from time to time. That's when I stock up. The Nespresso machine & coffee are a real treat for me now that I've found my favorite flavors. I hope this helps! It is also so much easier to clean than older styles of espresso makers! I know some people may be thinking of the Keurig capsules which you can use your own coffee for that machine & they say they would rather buy them already filled. You have to use the Nespresso's coffee pods! Darlene N. answered on August 6, 2014 You have to use the Nespresso's coffee pods! I have to tell you that this is Fabulous machine! I watch for the specials that they have & free shipping from time to time. That's when I stock up. The Nespresso machine & coffee are a real treat for me now that I've found my favorite flavors. I hope this helps! It is also so much easier to clean than older styles of espresso makers! I know some people may be thinking of the Keurig capsules which you can use your own coffee for that machine & they say they would rather buy them already filled. You have to use the Nespresso's coffee... » Read More You have to use the Nespresso's coffee pods! I have to tell you that this is Fabulous machine! I watch for the specials that they have & free shipping from time to time. That's when I stock up. The Nespresso machine & coffee are a real treat for me now that I've found my favorite flavors. I hope this helps! It is also so much easier to clean than older styles of espresso makers! I know some people may be thinking of the Keurig capsules which you can use your own coffee for that machine & they say they would rather buy them already filled. You have to use the Nespresso's coffee pods! Darlene N. answered on August 6, 2014 « Show Less
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Yes, Robert... I already knew that... but that doesn't seem to be the difference.In fact... Both products seem to be the same:http://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/dcbint/cpindex.pl?slg=en&scy;=us&ctn;=HF3485/01vshttp://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/dcbint/cpindex.pl?slg=en&scy;=us&ctn;=HF3485/60Weird... but I can't find any difference between the 01 & the 60 (or Plus) version.If anyone can shed a light here... I'd surely appreciate.
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They are the same hardware. You may want the Doxie because their software is a little easier and mac-friendly. No doubt, this is a rebrand, but the brand takes care to make their software work well.
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The "small" is a regular espresso shot. The "large" is what they call a lungo shot. It puts more water through with the same sized capsule. Nespresso has lungo capsules. It is a less intense version of the espresso. It makes me think of an americano at Starbucks.
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The DM0600 is made by Jarden Consumer Solutions--New Sources of Growth according to the product details. It also comes with a "no-brainer" mixing tool aka a piece of plastic with measuring incriments on it that attaches to the top of the blender jar which the DM0500 does not have. I own the DM0500 and at the time I purchased it the DM0600 wasn't available for a cheaper price. It's a difference of about $25 and if I had to order again I would purchase the legitimately advertised margaritaville brand DM0500 however, all the reviews are in the 5 and 4 star range so it is possible the the DM0600 is a quality unit. Good luck with your purchase
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I don't know as this purchase was a request for someone overseas. I do not have a Nespresso Machine. Too expensive for me. I'm sorry I am no help.
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I am not sure what you man by "regular cup of coffee" as this could mean different things to different people I suppose. The Nepresso pods and Citiz machine are geared toward making strictly espresso and or latte beverages. So if I understand you correctly then my answer would be "no" you cannot. This is, presumably, the reason why Nespresso has developed their new system Vertuoline which does that but uses a different type of pod than the previous models.
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Basically the DeLonghi is an automatic milk frother/container that you attach to the Nespresso machine, which mixes your drinks automatically. You can then store the DeLonghi milk container in the refrigerator until you use it again. The U D50 is a Nespresso maker with a seperate milk frother that you then mix the two together manually versus the DeLonghi which mixes the milk and coffee together for you. So if you want to spend the extra money to have a machine pour milk in your coffee, buy the DeLonghi Lattissima Plus.
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I owned a Capresso (same company, now known as Jura) 3000 machine for 7 years. Used it every day. It was fantastic. I believe I wore it out in the 8th year. Based on the quality and performance I attempted to purchase another but Capresso had been replaced by Jura. The machine closest to my previous machine was the Jura C9. I have owned the C9 for 2 years, use it daily and have had no trouble. I would recommend it based on my years of positive experience. It makes a great cup of coffee. Cleaning is easy and operation is simple. I also purchased a C5 for my son. He loves the machine although he does not use it every day. I attempted to purchase another C5 for my younger son but the C5 has been discontinued. Without hesitation, I will purchase a C9 for him. I highly recommend any of the Jura machines although you need to decide which one is right for your budget. They all make a great cup of coffee but some have more gadgets and features.