HOW DOES THIS COMPARE TO THE GOURMET VERSION
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the Gourmet version has a center section of the grilling grate that is removable, which allows for option grill inserts...like a wok, griddle, etc. Honestly, I considered that version due to the versatility, but that model does not have a solid front lower door...rather a clumsy, very less functional "plastic cover" that isn't hinged like a door, but simply hangs on the front. it has holes all over it which allows you to see the gas tank, etc...and it's unsightly. Plus, you can still guy griddles, woks, etc and just use them on the regular Spirit Grill instead and still have the nicer solid, useable lower door.
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To be quite honest, I believe they're the exact same thing. I couldn't tell the difference between the two. Whichever is the cheaper is the one I would get at the time since the shelf life was the same. Let me know if you have any further questions. D. Smith
2007499
Yes it has improved.The mixea,brownie cookies,are very good. I use bisquick as well as king arthurs.
488564
It depends on what you want to cook, I think both do similar things, the Rmertopf is bigger, more traditional, the glazing makes cleaning the chef a bit more easier.
488562
It depends on what you want to cook, I think both do similar things, the Römertopf is bigger, more traditional, the glazing makes cleaning the chef a bit more easier.
1258676
It is the exact same product. The only difference that I know is the single serves are convenient...for example...can be taken on vacation. Other than that, I would not buy because they are more expensive.
1477658
It is available on the gourmet settings web site: http://www.gourmetsettings.com/montana5pc?&search;_id=443973
1353401
"They" say no BUT I used Gravy Master for 30+ years until I moved to Oklahoma and couldn't get it. So glad I was able to find it on Amazon. I feel there is a difference. You really have nothing to lose so try it yourself.
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Looks like the Gourmet Chef kitchen has a better sink, with fun knobs and a deeper basin (from pictures it looks that way - I didn't get to see it in person). I probably still would have chosen the one we got for storage reasons, as there is a good space beneath the Creative Cookery model that is large enough for a basket of extra toys.
1112301
Look at the nutrition labels. This one has a higher protein to calorie ratio with higher quality more expensive ingredients. This one also tastes better.
347875
Sorry, I can't make a comparison, as this the only Zyliss grater I've ever owned. FYI - I'm still loving it, absolutely no complaints. Get it, you won't regret it.
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I have purchased both for gifts. I paid $49 and $110. The more expensive machine is more metal and less plastic, looks better, and it is heavier. From what I can tell, the less expensive machine requires a little more pressure to process the frozen fruit. The higher priced machine appears to get the job done a little easier, and seems like it might last longer. Both make equally delicious frozen desserts!
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No it's not better than you got from happy meal. See this pic i take http://instagram.com/p/gN9pbuP-Kx/
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I would guess that they're comparable. This one is $5 less expensive though. I can tell you I use my prochef multiple times a day and am very happy with the quality for the price. I've had $30 scales in the past that have gone glitchy quickly with my excessive use.
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I would imagine that it is the same concept. The difference is the design and size of the keeper. I love mine, in fact, I have two, the one you are asking about and a Pampered Chef. Sometimes I have herbs in one and celery in the other. Hope this helps.
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I have never made that, I don't know, sorry. Do you have a food you could compare that to? I'm not familiar with it.
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I don't think there is any difference or advantage. The glazed pieces are just prettier. My favorite piece is the baking bowl and that one is not glazed at all. The deep dish baker is great for using in the microwave