what is the difference between this one and the "Westmark Stainless Steel Classic Round Spaetzle Press" at Spaetzle Classic Round Noodle Maker by Westmark what is the difference between this one and the "Westmark Stainless Steel Classic Round Spaetzle Press" at Spaetzle Classic Round... » Read More what is the difference between this one and the "Westmark Stainless Steel Classic Round Spaetzle Press" at Spaetzle Classic Round Noodle Maker by Westmark « Show Less
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I can not tell the difference. The Spaetzle Press we own was bought in Germany.
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I like mine better....the bottom (the plate with the holes in it) does not come out on mine, which makes it more sturdy and easier to use. I had one where the plate was removeable, and it caused me all kinds of grief. It liked to come up when I would lift the handle while pressing to get better noodle consistency. Sometimes the dough would spurt out around the edges. I am not saying this one does that, but in my opinion, the single piece is the best way to go. You can also avoid losing the plate if it's fixed in place.
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They seem exactly the same in regard to functionality. The only difference I can tell is that this one has a hard plastic shell and the round one does not. This would be useful in cases where liquid can get on the filter or stray sparks could land on it and cause damage (in uses with welding). This one is protected against the elements and will therefore last longer. I'm sure the round filters are fine if well taken care of and not used in environments where they can get damaged. Hope this helps.
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The main difference is that it is "multiclad" or "ply"which means its polished stainless steel with an aluminum core for the faster heating and even heat distribution. It's also heavy duty, thicker and stronger...most all of my cookware is clad stainless (All Clad & Cuisinart) Regular stainless does not have a core and will not have the same cooking advantages and may not last as long.
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the tips of the plus are stainless steel whereas the regular one are made of plastic. Also the plus seams to have a different head with a rubberized contour. but the functionality are the same.
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There is a difference between the 2 product types: Classic vs Gourmet. The Classic knives are made with more steel making the weight heavier.
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Tia, this one is for the Original which is made of a solid high-quality stainless steel tubing, with only a small acrylic viewing window the others seen on Amazon are copies of our mills, they are made with plastic tubing and a metal sleeve to cover the inner cylinder, there is a big difference in quality, that is why the price for our Originals is more. By investing in Grind Gourmet Originals you are getting a high quality mill while supporting a US based business, most of the seller of the copy are direct from China. Knowing what you are investing in help, thanks for your question Tia!
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dont think there is one.. both appear to be exactely the same.. as long as its noted made in germany .. it does not appear to be copy.
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I think that it is a different brand. I'm very satisfied with this one, and have reordered as well as given a couple to family. My advice is to read reviews for both types.
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Main difference is: SM-KHE series has a "SlickSteel" finish on the interior to prevent corrosion and stains, while the SM-KB series has a different type of non-stick coating on the interior that does the same thing. The SM-KB series is the newer of the two models. Both models are identical in terms of size, weight, etc., but come in a slightly different set of colors. My SM-KB48 continues to serve me well. See the following link for more info: http://www.zojirushi.com/ourproducts/how_and_chart/comparison_pdf/Stainless%20Mug%20Comparison%20Chart.pdf
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They are both made by faber castel and I find absolutely no difference in the two. They both work beautifully plus these are cheaper which is nice:)
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If I remember correctly the difference is that the one with the stainless steel carafe DOES NOT have a warming plate, I am sure you could use the glass carafe but without the warming plate it will not keep the coffee warm. Warning- the grinders do not last in these models, I had 3 in 2 and a half years.
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I can't remember all the differences now. It can be confusing! I went to a plumbing store that had all the choices displayed so I could see exactly what I wanted and also got a brochure. Both things helped with the choice of finishes, which was my main concern. This is my second Grohe faucet and I am very happy with it. I like this pull-down because it fits my hand nicely and it looks great in my kitchen.
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I have pieces from both lines, and love them both! The insides are about identical, with a super smooth stainless finish that nothing (and I mean nothing!) has ever stuck to for me. These are great for sauce. The Unlimited has a darker (non-stainless) exterior that does not show water spots, fingerprints, etc. But that is about the only difference I've found. They both cook the same, with no hot spots. And both go through the dishwasher just fine.
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This one has handles that slant up and the Lodge L10DOL3 handles are flat. (actually easier for seasoning it)This one has a lid with concentric rings, while the other one has drip points, not rings. (seems easier to season) That's why I got this one.As a note, I got this when it cost the same as the other model. I don't think it's worth paying extra.
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I have the Grunwerg- made in England, I looked them up and it's the same one that I bought. It is high quality stainless steel. All I can tell you is that it is very well made and keeps the coffee hot! I love it and am glad I have it. I have the Boudin glass one but it does not keep the coffee hot. I'm very happy with this product.
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Hi. I'm from Victorinox. There are variations in the mold used by the factory for the handle. The handle is the same though and still made in Switzerland. Could you tell me more about what is different on the blade? They are phasing out the Swiss emblem at the factory, so you will start to see just "Victorinox" on the blade. I believe the item number should still be there too though. Not all 3rd party sellers on amazon are "authorized" sellers, meaning they are not buying their knives directly from us. It is best to buy directly from amazon or an authorized 3rd party seller. Hi. I'm from Victorinox. There are variations in the mold used by the factory for the handle. The handle is the same though and still made in Switzerland. Could you tell me more about what is different on the blade? They are phasing out the Swiss emblem at the factory, so you will start to see just "Victorinox" on the blade. I believe the item number should still be there too though. Not all 3rd party sellers on amazon are "authorized" sellers, meaning they are not buying their knives directly from us. It is best to buy directly from amazon or an authorized 3rd party... » Read More Hi. I'm from Victorinox. There are variations in the mold used by the factory for the handle. The handle is the same though and still made in Switzerland. Could you tell me more about what is different on the blade? They are phasing out the Swiss emblem at the factory, so you will start to see just "Victorinox" on the blade. I believe the item number should still be there too though. Not all 3rd party sellers on amazon are "authorized" sellers, meaning they are not buying their knives directly from us. It is best to buy directly from amazon or an authorized 3rd party seller. « Show Less
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Even so it is not stamped, it is most likely an 18/10 stainless steel but likewise if it would be an 18/8 steel, the difference would be of no importance. Further to your information, the 18 stands for the Nickel contend while the 10 or 8 would be for the Chromium contend. In any case it is a top quality product.