Is there a dfiference between this and the Brieftons InstantVeg Spiralizer? They look identical but with a significant price difference. Thanks!
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I had the same question and couldn't decide between teh 2 products, but I found the answer here:
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I had the same question and couldn't decide between teh 2 products, but I found the answer here:http://www.amazon.com/dfiference-Spiralfix-identical-significant-difference-/forum/Fx3HIOHO600V2RS/TxTKXL47AIRADW/1/ref=cm_cd_naredir?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B00LTSWPGO&cdItems;=25&store;=genericAnother thing is the Spiralfix is not made in Germany. Apparently both the Spiralfix and the InstantVeg are made in China. I'm going to save the $20 and buy the InstantVeg. I'll give an update on my finding of that product once I have tried it. I had the same question and couldn't decide between teh 2 products, but I found the answer here:http://www.amazon.com/dfiference-Spiralfix-identical-significant-difference-/forum/Fx3HIOHO600V2RS/TxTKXL47AIRADW/1/ref=cm_cd_naredir?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B00LTSWPGO&cdItems;=25&store;=genericAnother thing is the Spiralfix is not made in Germany. Apparently both the Spiralfix and... » Read More I had the same question and couldn't decide between teh 2 products, but I found the answer here:http://www.amazon.com/dfiference-Spiralfix-identical-significant-difference-/forum/Fx3HIOHO600V2RS/TxTKXL47AIRADW/1/ref=cm_cd_naredir?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B00LTSWPGO&cdItems;=25&store;=genericAnother thing is the Spiralfix is not made in Germany. Apparently both the Spiralfix and the InstantVeg are made in China. I'm going to save the $20 and buy the InstantVeg. I'll give an update on my finding of that product once I have tried it. « Show Less
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Sorry I couldn't help you with this, all I know this is a good gadget in my kitchen, my five year old son and me used all the time is fun!!! I just love it worth every dollar.
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I mostly use two settings: spaghetti and angel hair. However, I love the Gefu. It's sturdy, easy to operate and makes beautiful veggie pasta. I used to own a Benriner horizontal spiralizer. It was awkward and cheaply made. It broke on the first use.
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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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There is a video on YouTube comparing both of the mandolines. Very informative. Just search for Mandoline Reviews.
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Use one teaspoon of Better than Bouillion for one cube vegetable stock. See instructions on jar of Better than Bouillion. I like it and it's quicker and tastier, IMAO.
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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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Hi Hyeyong, I bought two different types one was more like a powder and the other more like cut up into small pieces. I prefer the one cut up which is the one you are looking at. The taste is stronger (maybe fresher) and it is easier to strain than the powder. I do not know what the different prices are about, hope this helps. Erma
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Hi Julia, In my oppinion the "Spiral Slicer" is more of a domestic utensil, and very good. The "Vertical Turner/ Slicer" is more robust and suitable for professional use by chefs etc. They are both great products! Cheers Brian Thompson Australia
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I saw your post about the yogourmet yogurt maker. I also want one I can use with the SCD . Have you found a more suitable one yet?
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The ingredients are different, so hard to compare the two. In any case, if you want faster relief, I would recommend our Emuaid Max. Look up ASIN B00GK6EDEW in the amazon search box. Please choose the listing from Amazing Health. thanks, Greg Jones, Owner Amazing Health
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I had an Oster blender that lasted a few years (only 2 because it was dropped and broken) but it made smoothies like a dream. Also, blended up flax seeds/dry rice/oats/etc. to make various flours within a minute. I got a Ninja Professional BL500 and was sorely disappointed as, like the other reviewer said, the smoothies were chunky and gross. Also, with the 6-blade thing its hard to fit anything in it to blend! My husband is currently returning it and I am looking for another lower-than-Blendtec or VitaMix-priced blender. Tempted to try Kitchenaid or Oster this time...hmm...
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These are both the same blender, they were simply listed separately for whatever reason. Check out our offer belowThanksHarvest Essentials ---------------------------------------------------------- ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼
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I had the same concern, and was able to contact Thorne and receive a reply. YES, they are the same. that is directly from Thorne. (it seemed to imply a cost savings by using a smaller bottle.)
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I bought a Vitamix many years ago (about 15?). I only lasted about 5 years, then fell apart. Honestly, I prefer the concept of getting the whole fruit/vegetable, but I would never buy another Vitamix again.
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I believe the model is the same, but the color is different. The stainless steel color is more expensive on the vitamix website. Shipping is also faster with amazon.
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This spiralizar has the highest rating, about the same quality as the Paderno but comes with better customer service, price and guarantee. Here is a complete comparison of this and some other models:
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I own both versions: gave the original to my parents and by the time I went to buy my replacement, the short version came out. Short Jar is the newer version, likely meant to mimic the newer Vitamix squat jar type. With the short jar, it barely fits under cabinets, but it does fit. Personally, I think it looks better too. Base of the units are identical, except in coloring. Short version has red accents. While I have not done a side by side comparison, I get the feeling that the tall jar blends a bit better. I think the blades are identical between the 2 jars, but the more narrow profile of the tall jar seems to suck material towards the blades a bit better. I feel like I've had to use the plunger a bit more in the squat jar, since it's wider and didn't seem to homogenize as well by itself. At the end of the day, however, for me, the short jar allows me to keep it on the counter and actually use it on a whim, vs. stuff it away and have it fall out of mind. So, in terms of living with it, I'd vote for short.