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What is /ck/'s rice cooker of choice?
Thinking about getting the $66 comfee compared to the $200 zojirushi.
>JUST COOK RICE IN THE PO-ACCKKK
Shut up mongrel.
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If you eat rice a lot you will not regret spending a little more. You don't need to go all out with the top zojirushi model but I'd probably spring for something better than "comfee" whatever the fuck that is
t. actually eats rice every day
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>>21981671
That seems like it has the features you want in a nice rice cooker but I don't know about trusting the Comfee brand. I think you can find good rice cookers by known brands like Toshiba for $100 or so but they might be slightly more expensive now. I got a Toshiba fuzzy logic cooker for around $100 on Amazon around five years ago and it makes perfect rice and other grains every time. I eat rice or other grains almost everyday so a good rice cooker was a no brainer for me. The fuzzies work much, much better than the cheapo cookers, and stove top cooking can be a pain if you eat a ton of rice and other grains like quinoa.
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>>21981906
>I don't eat rice often
>I'm tempted to get one
>Am I retarded?
Yes, you are retarded. Getting a premium rice cooker for one pot meals is retarded. Why not get something like an Insta Pot which is made for one pot meals?
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>>21981671
https://cosori.com/products/5-0-quart-rice-cooker
I was thinking about getting this one. Anyone have any experience with it?
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>>21981951
Thx anon.
>>21981938
What's a good instapot to get? I'm mainly going to be doing beans chilli and rice occasionally.
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>>21981671
I had a cheap $20 one with just the on/off switch for 7 years. Replaced it with a $150 Zoji. Probably will buy another $20 one unless I can find a bowl for the Zoji once it gets scratched.
tldr get a cheap one
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What about the British market? I can only find zojirushi and maybe 1 tiger, all at £200+ but they're all that weird metal with black, utilitarian. The one linked >>21981700 at least would fit my kitchen. But I can't find it.
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I bought one called yum Asia 6 years ago.
Works great
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>>21982459
Kek the icon is a picture of a girl in the doggystyle position. The circle is her head, the second ring is her arms, and the last ring is her legs. Yum Asia itself already sounds very sketchy because Asian food isn’t very tasty. The power button icon is also a vagina slit, it’s like a metaphor about pussy being a source of energy for humans. And, he makes us put our finger into the icon to power the device. Every picture on that thing was designed by lucifer, just like all the other rice cookers. He’s so fucking cheap that he uses pictures and words to hurt us, and says it makes more money or something. I don’t know the full story about why he draws pornography on everything, it’s not really that annoying honestly I’m just kinda worked up because he’s been in my house for a long time. I’m having a really hard time right now, lucifer has been goring my penis daily for around 12 years and set it up so if I’m screaming from the goring of my penis, people will inject me and call me schizophrenic. Fucking clever system (not really),
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>>21982459
I've had the exact same model for 2 years now. Can also confirm it works great.
>>21982469
>Asian food isn’t very tasty.
sounds like you're just a cooklet.
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>>21981671
What is the idea of such a cooker outside SE-Asia or a restaurant? If you not feed a family from morning to evening with rice it makes no sense to me. Needs a lot of space, must be cleaned, cannot put in dishwasher, not stackable like a pot and has only one purpose. Me just put rice:water 1:1 + salt in a pot ( cast iron to avoid chrome outwashing from stainless ones), set the inductive to 120°C for 2 minutes and after the beep to 80° for. Works perfect and there is no additional machine i have to take care off.
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>>21982553
>cannot put in dishwasher
the bowl comes out and is non-stick and really only needs a dunk and a wipe in the washing up bowl. you're however right about the size and oppressive nature of the machine in your kitchen.
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>>21981671
>Hitachi
This is my favorite.
It’s cheaper than other Japanese brands, the coating on the pot is extremely durable, and it’s made in Japan.
https://kadenfan.hitachi.co.jp/kitchen/lineup/rz-z100jm/
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>>21984519
Set it to white rice, and 20 years later it will still make perfect white rice.
Put in 2-4 measured cups of rice, wash the shit out of it, and then fill the line to 2-4 in the container and push the button, that's it.
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>>21981671
I got a Zojirushi on sale for something a bit more than $100. I think regular it was around $150-$75.
It's fine. Makes consistent rice. Just one press of the button and you don't need to mind it until it beeps again.
One thing that I do like, is it makes really, really good steel cut oats. 100x better than when I make it in a pot. So if you like oats, they're definitely worth it.
I think one day I do want to get one of the high end rice cookers, but that's not going to be until the one I have now dies on me.
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>>21981673
I'd rather drive an automatic than a manual because the result is the same and it's less work. Even if someone is an expert at driving a manual the absolute best they can hope for is they shift as smoothly as a modern automatic.
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>>21984847
Not strictly true, the best a manual driver could hope for is shifting like a formula 1 driver.
But if you're just going to work or the shops, then there's no need; an automatic let's you relax and focus on other things
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>>21984847
>I'd rather drive an automatic than a manual because ...
I do not even notice if i drive a manual because i am able to drive. and yes, i will never buy a fu****g rice cooker because i cook rice in a LeCreuset pot. No chrome, no additives, just SiO2 (glass)and Fe (casted iron). I give a shit of PCB (Polychlorinated biphenyl) in the cables, the plastic coating of the case, the chrome in the stainless steel, the waste of space, the fu***g power cable and the mess i have to clean just for a fu***ing dumb portion of cooked rice.
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>>21981671
Got this one on black friday last year for ~$240. 100% worth it as someone who eats rice every day. Completely eclipses all other rice I've had out of other rice cookers (including other zojirushis) and ruins going to restaurants.
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>>21981671
I miss my old cheap rice cooker because you can use it without the lid on so it also served as something you eat hot pot from. My Zojirushi won't power on if the lid is open.
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>>21985321
doesn't have a set timer. It's done when the rice is done, normally it takes longer than 20 minutes when you're cooking 3-4 cups. Like 45 maybe? BUT you don't have to do anything at all to it, you just set it, and you can leave it overnight and get the same cooked not burnt rice out of it in the morning.
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If you buy nice and make rice regularly, then it's well worth it in my opinon
Pic related is the rice I made for dinner this evening
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>>21986659
I personally use an NP-HCC10
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>>21981671
https://store.zojirushi.com/products/nwjec?variant=42646258090206
I have that rice cooker, I like it.
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>>21987965
Just look for the models in your price range/feature set you want, and check the product pictures.
If that model includes a steamer basket, it usually shows it in those extra pictures.
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etc
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>>21987976
>mmmm extra plastics in my vegetables too yumyum