what is the difference between this Alligator Onion and Vegetable Dicer and Alligator 11-1/4 inch dicer ? <<http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000H7AFSI/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1>> what is the difference between this Alligator Onion and Vegetable Dicer and Alligator 11-1/4 inch dicer ? <<http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000H7AFSI/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF... » Read More what is the difference between this Alligator Onion and Vegetable Dicer and Alligator 11-1/4 inch dicer ? <<http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000H7AFSI/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1>> « Show Less
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The latter is an updated version of the former. It has a plastic box that catches the onion and is a better product.
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Hi, don't know the difference. The one I bought 3-4 yrs ago has actual dicing area about 3" square. If the other one is bigger, then more usable. I found slamming w/my fist made the dicing easier. Strong and easy to clean. I use it weekly. You can't dice a whole onion as pictured, must cut it into narrow horizontal thirds. Softer vegs would work easier. But the dice is a uniform 1/4". Happy cooking.
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Same dif, except the diver has that little box to catch the choppings, which, in my opinion is very nice cause the stuff does tend to fly around. The device where the box is underneath is really the best...it's on Amazon too.
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There is no difference. I have purchased from both my doctor and amazon. I have been buying from my doctor (no shipping)
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According to OXO's site, the larger spinner is 10.5"x10.5"x5.9" and the smaller one is 8'' x 8'' x 7'', but even that is confusing since we don't know if that is with the plunger extended or locked, and I am guessing that it 5.9" is with the large one locked and 7" is with the small one extended, but it is not indicated at all. Source: http://www.oxo.com/p-1226-salad-spinner.aspx# http://www.oxo.com/p-490-little-salad-herb-spinner.aspx#
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If you mean 1/4"-1/2" diced pieces, no, it does a nice job with sliced veggies for soups, stews, etc. If I need diced veggies for any recipe I dice them myself using a Chef's knife (8").
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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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Just under 1/4 inch, but suggests soft foods only. I love mine and use it all the time. Then it does have two other blades one for larger dice the other smaller dice
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As far as I can tell, there isn't any difference between the two scissors . . . just another description for the same product. The length of both descriptions are 6-1/4" inch long so I think I'm right about this . . . just another name. I have two pair of these scissors that I bought at different times. I can assure you that you will absolutely love these scissors. As a jewelry designer, I use my scissors for cutting metal and these scissors work better than any shears I've ever purchased. So, whatever your use . . . cooking, etc., you will not be disappointed. They are truly the best scissors ever!! As far as I can tell, there isn't any difference between the two scissors . . . just another description for the same product. The length of both descriptions are 6-1/4" inch long so I think I'm right about this . . . just another name. I have two pair of these scissors that I bought at different times. I can assure you that you will absolutely love these scissors. As a jewelry designer, I use my scissors for cutting metal and these scissors work better than any shears I've ever purchased. So, whatever your use . . . cooking, etc., you will not be disappointed. They are truly the best... » Read More As far as I can tell, there isn't any difference between the two scissors . . . just another description for the same product. The length of both descriptions are 6-1/4" inch long so I think I'm right about this . . . just another name. I have two pair of these scissors that I bought at different times. I can assure you that you will absolutely love these scissors. As a jewelry designer, I use my scissors for cutting metal and these scissors work better than any shears I've ever purchased. So, whatever your use . . . cooking, etc., you will not be disappointed. They are truly the best scissors ever!! « Show Less
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While I've never made that dish, I have sliced onions from about 1/8" to paper thin depending on what I'm making, using the larger mandoline. It works really well, meaning the slices are uniform and consistent as long as you use proper technique and don't try to go super fast (meaning slide the onion all the way back past the blades before heading forward for another slice).
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Hello JLJ, definitely the one I purchased because it has 4 suction cups it sits on for stability while slicing. Also you can put veggies of all sizes in the one I bought. I sliced a large onion last night in less than a minute. I am in my 60's and cook a lot. I hope this helps you decide. Wendy
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For regular slicing, there are 2 settings (thin and thick). The thin setting is very thin, about the thickness of a potato chip. The thick setting is about 3-4 times as thick, but not as thick as 1/2" inch. I'd say the thick setting is 1/8", possibly less. I hope this helps!
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This is a tough question to answer for 2 reasons: 1) as far as I can see, the Amazon description does not indicate the serial numbers of the blades. I have four DLC . . . TX slicing blades (that make 2, 4, 6, and 8 mm slices, respectively) for my 14 cup Cuisinart. Each of these blades has a serial number on it. The promotional materials for this four blade deal do not include the serial numbers, so who really knows what thickness the slicing blade cuts. Also, you can click on either of two pictures with corresponding descriptions. The first choice, depending on which you click on, shows a set of three blades suggesting the "thick" slicing blade corresponds to my blade that makes 8 mm slices, that is slices about 3/8 inch thick. The julienne blade makes strips that are approximately 3/8 inch X 1/4 inch. The fine grating blade is so fine that I find it impractical and have never used mine for anything. Perhaps someone else will suggest a use for it. The second choice appears to reference the slicing blades that make 2 and 6 mm slices, respectively and a shredding blade that is finer than the one that comes with the machine but not as fine as the super fine shredding blade I described above. This blade is fine for finely shredded cheese. 2) the customer is not clear regarding what he/she means by "thickness." Does she mean how thick are the slices the blade produces, which I've discussed above, or literally how thick is the blade itself? If the latter, the thickness of blade can be measured in three or more ways depending on whether one measures the rim, the blade surface, or the white plastic area that fits on the stem, which itself is not uniformly the same thickness.
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There is no difference. Not sure why Amazon has this goggle listed like this, because the Women's Vanquisher only comes in one size. We will contact them to hopefully get it fixed. In the meantime, selecting any of those sizes won't affect your order, so please choose whatever color you wish!
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Hey RobertFrom image itself I don't see there is much difference... I guess 8x42 having only one type so you should be good to purchase the other one @180$. I got it in 150$ while massive discounts going on Amazon and even I got 50$ rebate coupon from Vanguard so it same in 100$ .I hope I answers your question
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Much easier and SAFER to change thickness on slices and dices. It is just a much better unit. I have both; the New one with the locking slice adjustment and the V-1001. The new one we use almost daily at home the v-1001 we took to our cabin and it is perfect as we don't do as much fancy cooking up there.
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I favor the onion, as it is a more compact, has the quick open feature and has the tip lock feature - to prevent accidental opening in your pocket. I use this everyday & have not had to sharpened it since I purchased it 6 months ago.
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Dimitri and David W. have given you good dimension info. The image shown does not match the description of this uke. I actually ran in to this problem when I ordered one as a gift for my husband recently. I ordered from the image and was expecting an OU2T and received and OU2P that I had to exchange. The OU2P is the pineapple shape. The OU2T is the tenor body with a waist. You can see the difference between the shapes here: http://www.oscarschmidt.com/products/ukes/ I pointed out the error to Amazon and they have apparently not fixed it. :/
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Just by carefully looking over the specs in the product description, and I checked both, just like you did, here is what I found listed. The $32 ones are only .2 inches thick. The $48 dollar ones are .5 inches thick, which is the same as 1/2 an inch thick. The cheaper one at .2 inches thick is equal to 1/5th of an inch thick. So its about 3/16" thick. Less then a 1/4 inch in thickness. So it is less then half of the thickness of the $48 ones. I hope this helps!