aerocino plus vs aerocino
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Virtually identical in function. However, the plus has a different body, an handle and a pour spout. Convenience and look are different, but the whipping/frother should be the same. If this helped, please check yes below! Thank you.
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I don't have the plus, but I think that this is a newer model with some additional 'ease of use' functions like the push button adjustable blade. I would think that they both slice the same, but I don't know how many people would own both to know.
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They both have natural displays. Maybe the non plus version is more expensive because it's about to be discontinued and there are only a few suppliers who still have it.
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The $199 unit doesn't come with the milk frother. We preferred ordering it that way since Nespresso's milk frothers typically have reliability problems. Check out the Amazon reliability ratings on any Nespresso milk frother first before ordering. Presently Nespresso is offering the Aerocino 3 milk frother free + free shipping if you purchase 350 capsules through the Nespresso Coffee Club. Offer good through 12/30 while supplies last.
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They both are strong and good for espresso, but they have different taste. You may try which one you better like.
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I am not sure about the difference. I have use EvoraPlus for a number of years and do like it, Lynn
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I've got both. The AeroPress is a lot more hassle, to use, and to clean. If you start plunging the Cafejo, and then pull it back to let some of the hot water mix with the grounds, and finish a few seconds later, you get the same flavor effect as the AeroPress.
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Hi Michael, Best I can tell, they're the same. In that family of products, each model comes in two versions: one where you manually control the flow of hot water, and one that allows you to "preset" the amount of water you want to use for your beverage. For me the extra money for this gadget is not worth it. You get used to the amount of hot water you need pretty quick. The only downside is you can't hit the button and run into the shower. But hey, we're talking about 30 seconds, if even. Back to you question: my understanding is that the manual Piccolo is called Piccolo Plus, and the automatic one is called Piccolo Genius. One sure way to tell them apart: you should pay around 50$ for the Piccolo Plus, and the Genius sells for approx 130$...
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The difference isn't huge. Essentially the KP3+ has a few more effects built into it. But thats about the only difference between the two. Personally I use the extra effects a lot, so I would advice to get the KP3+, but it depends a lot on what it's going to be used for and if it justifies the higher price or not.
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Can't really tell the difference in the effects. I have only used the Super as it contains 4 times more of the oleander extract which I believe to be the most important ingredient. I like the stuff, face feels great. Have not used long enough to comment on the wrinkle reduction, but face looks and feels smoother.
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The Aeroccino is a separate piece that sits on the stand and powered by the stand, It is activated separately from the brewer, there are 2 frother heads that are included, one for high froth and one for low. There is storage in the stand for the heads when not in use. The Aeroccino is a great milk frother, it produces hot or cold frothed milk all in about a minute. It is easy to use and clean, the milk is hot coming from the unit not lukewarm. If purchased separately it is $99. I do not think you will be disappointed with the Nespresso machines, they are by far the best pod system out there and I have owned them all.
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I've not tried both, but I have to say that the Volpi was a really good buy. It's not a Parma or a Serrano, but it's a third of the price and, for everyday use, it is really pretty good
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The answer Janice Buckley gave is exactly what Actron's website gives for the difference between models.The additional features served me well already and I believe are definetly worth having. Dale Graefnitz
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Yes I have done it. I have been told that a finalized +/- are the same. I have not been able to determine what is the difference between a plus and a dash DVD except that a plus has some encoding that a dash does not. that is why my computer takes app 15 min to copy a plus and 15 to 20 min to do a dash.
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I had the original super salono, as a hairdresser, I've used it for two years and really enjoyed it. The only difference is it is smaller and the nose is shorter. I personally prefer the 3700 because it is smaller and I can handle it better while blow drying clients all day long. Also, for personal use, a shorter nose is easier handling when it comes to round brushing.
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It is 100% your taste and opinion. The paper filters do filter out the oils so if you dislike that about French Press you'll love the Aeropress. If you enjoy the oils and need to make more than one "shot" at a time you'll need the French Press. I find that the Aeropress makes a much more concentrated flavor closer to Espresso because it's easier to get a high coffee to water ratio and the grinds only steep for a few seconds. I keep my Aeropress at work and my French Press at home. But truly, it's like asking which pizza has more flavor, regular crust or thin crust; it's completely subjective. It is 100% your taste and opinion. The paper filters do filter out the oils so if you dislike that about French Press you'll love the Aeropress. If you enjoy the oils and need to make more than one "shot" at a time you'll need the French Press. I find that the Aeropress makes a much more concentrated flavor closer to Espresso because it's easier to get a high coffee to water ratio and the grinds only steep for a few seconds. I keep my Aeropress at work and my French Press at home. But truly, it's like asking which pizza has more flavor, regular crust or thin crust; it's completely... » Read More It is 100% your taste and opinion. The paper filters do filter out the oils so if you dislike that about French Press you'll love the Aeropress. If you enjoy the oils and need to make more than one "shot" at a time you'll need the French Press. I find that the Aeropress makes a much more concentrated flavor closer to Espresso because it's easier to get a high coffee to water ratio and the grinds only steep for a few seconds. I keep my Aeropress at work and my French Press at home. But truly, it's like asking which pizza has more flavor, regular crust or thin crust; it's completely subjective. « Show Less
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The extra tall stair gate works great and is easy to maneuver. I am not familiar with the plus.