Rice faceoff

[Anonymous No.18241059]

>Hello, my Asian brothers, which team are you on?

I've always lived in a Tiger-brand household.

[Anonymous No.18241074]

tatung

[Anonymous No.18241079]

>>18241059
i use a pot with some boiling water and salt in it

[Anonymous No.18241113]

Zoji + Igayaki donabe.

[Anonymous No.18241260]

Can you cook rice and steam vegetables at the same time in one of these?

[Anonymous No.18241262]

Always been zojirushi for me and my family

I thought about getting a KEKkoo but then I realized without the zojirushi jingle I wouldn't even know when it's time to eat

[Anonymous No.18241268]

>>18241113
I have that same zoji
shame it takes a quadrillion years to cook rice

[Anonymous No.18241273]

>>18241260
Yes. They typically have a “mixed” rice setting, which is what you use for “rice + stuff”.
Here is some chestnut/mushroom/bamboo rice I made.

[Anonymous No.18241277]

>>18241059
cuckoo chads rise up

[Anonymous No.18241280]

>>18241268
You're not using it right
Turn it on in the morning
Eat rice all day
Get one big enough to make a batch of rice for your whole family to last a day. Imagine getting 90% of your cooking done by rinsing a few cups of rice and hitting Start

[Anonymous No.18241284]

>>18241268
doesn't yours have a quick cook setting? mine does but it's a shitty fuzzy logic non-IH kind

also this >>18241280

[Anonymous No.18241290]

>>18241280
I do something like this, except I make enough rice to last me the week and keep it in the fridge. I eat it fresh on day one and reheated each day after that. Saves a lot of time on a weeknight.

[Anonymous No.18241292]

for me it's picrel
served me well for over 10 years, until a a few years ago when I learned how to cook rice that gives better texture and taste (blanch then steam)

[Anonymous No.18241294]

>>18241059
rice cookers are for nips and college kids who have no appliances in their little ricepaper bungalows. no reason to use a rice cooker unless you eat a shit ton of rice or don't have a stove top. will never understand the obsession weeb faggots who live with their parents have with ricecookers lmao learn how to boil water

[Anonymous No.18241306]

>>18241294
13 posts before the resident whiteoid comes in to inject its irrelevant opinion on things that don't concern it

nature is healing

[Anonymous No.18241318]

>>18241294
Go start another one of your cope threads then.

[Anonymous No.18241323]

>>18241294
I use a rice cooker because my brain works and I don't feel the need to act superior over boiling water

[Anonymous No.18241388]

>>18241294
Having a rice cooker is fine.
Buying one thats more than $30 on top of it being imported goods is absolutely retarded. Each thread is as pathetic as the last same goes to the weeb mayo threads, chili oil and soysauce ones too. It would be different if these companies some how found a way to shill their shit on an english speaking board but no its not even that. These faggots would import rice and bottle water if they had the extra money. Your outlets dont have the magic touch to make these magical mystical machines work like they are suppose to bros. Twnbj

[Anonymous No.18241528]

>>18241059
$50 sharp because i'm poor

[Anonymous No.18241560]

>>18241306
>nature is healing
It would if you killed yourself

[Anonymous No.18241565]

>>18241059
If you use the left you're gay.

[Anonymous No.18241567]

>>18241290
If you have a zojirushi you can keep it on the keep warm setting for about 72 hours before the rice starts to get a weird texture.

[Anonymous No.18241580]

>>18241388
Any rice cooker with fuzzy logic will cook rice better than one without. They will also cook rice better than any person with a pot and boiling water. I agree that past a certain price point things get ridiculous, but a simple $200 zojirushi should be what you strive to get unless you just don't care about your rice being perfect which is acceptable also, I'm just autistic about cooking.

[Anonymous No.18241584]

Tefal checking in here. Works perfectly and I got it for about 1/2 price of the Zojirushi.

[Anonymous No.18241587]

>this kills the microplastics eating incel

[Anonymous No.18241598]

>>18241388
>he thinks they don’t convert NA export models to NA voltage
>he thinks NA voltage isn’t so close to Japanese than things work the same
You’re a retard.

[Anonymous No.18241608]

Toshiba/panasonic enjoyer here

[Anonymous No.18241635]

>>18241074
My nigger

[Anonymous No.18241807]

>>18241567
I'd rather have the cold rice, it's better for making fried rice if I keep it in the fridge.

[Anonymous No.18241967]

>>18241807
Fresh rice with meat is goated. Fried Rice is a sometimes food, but fresh is always the best

[Anonymous No.18241992]

>>18241059
For me, it's Hitachi.

[Anonymous No.18242433]

This one costs around 15-20$ cad. It works great and shows zero sign of giving up on its job. I've had it for around 5 years.

[Anonymous No.18242444]

>>18241059
Got my first rice cooker a week ago and it is a Zojirushi. I really REALLY like it. Way better than stove top rice. I wish I could comment on Tiger but, I am pretty much sold on Zojirushi after my experience with it unless someone can come up with a great argument otherwise,

[Anonymous No.18242476]

>>18242444
They’re basically equivalent.
In Japan, you have Zoji, Tiger, Panasonic, Hitachi, and a couple others.
They all make models ranging from $20 China-outsourced stuff to $1000+ domestic-made.
So most people will just buy what they owned last time, or what their parents own, etc.

[Anonymous No.18242504]

>>18241306
Stupid gook

[Anonymous No.18242544]

>>18241560
Stay mad poorfag

[Anonymous No.18242600]

>>18241059
tiger gang, zojis take too damn long

[Anonymous No.18243529]

>>18241294
Im not even Asian and the Zojirushi is very easily the best money I have ever spent
The rice it cooks is always quality and you literally just pour rice and water then turn it on and walk away

[Anonymous No.18243536]

>>18241059
Zojirushi but im not Asian

[Anonymous No.18243552]

>>18242544
seethe nigger

[Anonymous No.18243576]

You'll cowards don't even add msg/chicken powder to your rice

[Anonymous No.18243578]

>>18241992
I'm jealous of the GuP figurines

[Anonymous No.18243635]

Something simple like this actually.

[Anonymous No.18244037]

>>18243576
It dries it out too much, so I put them after the cooking. That being said, I rather have fish sauce and mushroom powder over msg.

[Anonymous No.18244051]

>>18241587
>this kills the microplastics eating incel
No it doesn't.
Because the water used to grow the rice contains micro plastics.
The rice itself contains micro plastics.
The water you bath in, the water you drink, all the food you eat.
It all has micro plastics.
When you kiss your girlfriend, do you know what's in her saliva?
Micro plastics. Just a few.
This planet is infested with micro plastics. It's everywhere. You can not escape. They were in your system before you even knew what micro plastics were.

[Anonymous No.18244438]

>>18242433
I have mine for 15 years.

[Anonymous No.18244557]

>>18241260
Some also have a basket to steam things separate from the rice, without mixing any smells or flavors. It is pretty small, rather made with side dishes in mind.

[Anonymous No.18244823]

>>18241587

[Anonymous No.18244901]

personally i use a 2012 model zoji, but i also live in japan and most of the people i know own your run of the mill 5000 yen rice cooker.

[Anonymous No.18245079]

>>18242476
Mitsubishi and Toshiba are also well known in Japan.
Iris Oyama has become famous in recent years for its inexpensive products.
Iris Oyama has several factories in the U.S., so it will be on the market someday.
Rinnai and Paloma rice cookers cook rice using gas instead of electricity.
These two companies mainly manufacture large rice cookers for commercial use.

[Anonymous No.18245088]

>>18241059
I've got this thing called a saucepan. A few of them, actually. You can do any form of wet cooking on a stovetop. Turns out that rice grains just absorbs water when it gets hot. Doesn't take a special machine to make that happen.

[Anonymous No.18245144]

>>18245088
Mutt detected

[Anonymous No.18245366]

>>18241059
I've had the same zojirushi since I started living on my own. It's been 18 years, all original parts. If I ever had to replace it, I'd only get a other zojirushi.

[Anonymous No.18245375]

>>18241059
I own pic related, do zojirushi/high end brands produce better rice?
>>18241079
wow who cares

[Anonymous No.18245379]

>>18245088
>being smug about being retarded
Sad.

[Anonymous No.18245380]

>>18245375
forgot to add pic
>>18245088
shut the fuck up oh my god

[Anonymous No.18245385]

>>18245380
If you got a YumAsia, I’m guessing you live in Europe?
If that’s the case, Zoji really isn't an option and YumAsia is basically the best possible thing for you unless you want to spend obscene amounts.

[Anonymous No.18245386]

>>18241079
nobody asked

[Anonymous No.18245413]

>>18241992
What model is that?
>>18245385
Fuck. Are their induction heating cookers any good or are they pseudoscience?
why are they so expensive in europe anyways? on ebay theres like 3x more used rice cookers and they're a lot cheaper in the usa versus europe

[Anonymous No.18245424]

>>18241587
>leeches trace aluminum for the extra alzheimer's
I mean, if you go for the pLaTinuM TeCnoLoGy!(tm), you likely don't care anyway, but still.

[Anonymous No.18245428]

>>18245413
Japanese and US electricity is almost identical.
Japanese and EU is very different. So it costs them a lot more to convert the models, and it’s for a much smaller market.
So it really isn’t worth the cost to Zoji, and the few models they do sell in Europe are way overpriced and like 15+ yrs old in terms of tech. It simply isn’t a a market they want to be in.

But everything I’ve ever heard about YumAsia is that they’re perfectly good.

[Anonymous No.18245467]

>>18245428
Well power converters exist but get pretty expensive above a couple hundred watts

[Anonymous No.18245527]

>mogs u no power converter needed

[Anonymous No.18245666]

>>18241074
based

[Anonymous No.18245676]

>>18241294
>no reason to use a rice cooker unless you eat a shit ton of rice
Have you ever heard of Asian people? Eating rice is kind of their whole thing.

[Anonymous No.18245812]

Got pic rel from a friend of my ex about 13 years ago. I don't really use it much, but my asian gf does all the time when she's here. Works fine. It has a separate holder for other stuff if you want to steam something with your rice. When I make rice once in a blue moon i fry it in some oil with onions and spices after rinsing it before I boil it in a pot or occasionally in the pan. I am kind of curious tho, what can one of those expensive rice-cookers do that my cheepo rice-cooker can't?

[Anonymous No.18245818]

>>18245413
>What model is that?
RZ-W100CM 2019

[Anonymous No.18245821]

>>18245428
I don't understand the issue, Zoji already manufacturers a line for the Korean market which uses 220v 60hz, is it really THAT different to do 230v 50hz?

[Anonymous No.18245823]

>>18245812
>what can one of those expensive rice-cookers do that my cheepo rice-cooker can't?
make better rice, do so more precisely, and on an assigned timetable if you wish.
But since you basically never eat rice, none of these things would be of value to you, so the one you have is still the best option for you. No sense in spending a lot.

[Anonymous No.18245845]

>>18245821
>dealing with exports to a neighboring country where everyone eats rice
>dealing with exports to a cluster of countries on the other side of the world, each of which has their own laws and regulations, and people don’t eat nearly as much rice anyway
Aside from that, can you link their Korean line?
Because sure, I see “Korean” Zojis in popular shopping areas of Osaka, and they’re literally double the price for the same model.
Koreans usually buy a Japanese model and buy a voltage converter.

[Anonymous No.18245892]

>>18241059
The same Tiger that made this shit?

[Anonymous No.18245927]

>>18245821
Japanese companies will not release a product unless its durability and operation can be verified over a long period of time in the country where it will be released.

[Anonymous No.18246098]

>>18241059
Tiger is for poorfags
My zoji has always done right by me

[Anonymous No.18246801]

>>18246098
They are roughly the same price except Tiger cooks time is pretty fast.

[Anonymous No.18246920]

>>18246098
okay reddit

[Anonymous No.18248002]

My roommate fucked the inner pot on my tiger and replacements have been sold out everywhere I looked, even on their website any anons know where I could find a replacement? Pic rel

[Anonymous No.18248274]

>>18248002
Did you try rakuten?

[Anonymous No.18248303]

The king of rice cookers. Japanese brands have so many unnecessary points of failure.

[Anonymous No.18248310]

>>18241059
I buy the cheapest rice cooker I can find

[Anonymous No.18248338]

>>18245892
Nope, the video games one is an American company founded in 1978 (now part of Hasbro) while the rice cooker manufacturer is a Japanese company founded in 1923.

[Anonymous No.18248452]

>>18241059
elephant beats tiger, we have known this since the romans

[Anonymous No.18248459]

>>18248002
Try ebay. As long as it's the same capacity, a bowl from any broken Tiger should fit. If you still can't find one have your roommate buy a cheapo rice cooker until you can find a replacement bowl, then give them the cheapo.

[Anonymous No.18248478]

Zojirushi fuzzy logic BABYYYYYYYYYYY

[Anonymous No.18248507]

>>18248002
>tfw same problem but with a zojirushi and they don't make the replacement anymore

[Anonymous No.18248673]

>poorfags will never own a zojirushi and experience eating perfectly cooked wuchang rice
ngmi

[Anonymous No.18248738]

>>18241059
>weebism is so strong it actually convinced the gullible retards segment of the society into splurging hundreds of dollars for what is essentially a fancy toaster
It is baffling to me how "rice cooker enthusiasts" is a subcategory of people that actually exists. They're like pc parts enthusiasts but considerably more lame

[Anonymous No.18248852]

>>18248738
>Hello, my Asian brothers, which team are you on?

I haven't bought a rice cooker in years now. I still use the same one my parents lent me. Also this thread is clearly not meant for frogposters like you.

>what is essentially a fancy toaster
Go to the air fryer thread.

[Anonymous No.18248883]

do you guys worry about the nonstick PTFE (teflon) in the zoji? trying to not get cancer

[Anonymous No.18248893]

>>18248738
zoji my family got in the mid 90s and I took with me when I moved out still works perfectly. Feels real good desu to have perfect rice with no effort

[Anonymous No.18248902]

>>18248303
Taiwanese Rice Cooker Chads rise up

[Anonymous No.18248904]

>>18241079
I asked, thank you

[Anonymous No.18248967]

>>18248852
Nah this is our thread roundeye. Go back to your "super manly" grilling and tobacco threads Joe.

[Anonymous No.18248984]

>>18248967
Wrong guy

[Anonymous No.18249060]

>>18241059
grew up with this one, when I moved out I found one in perfect condition for $5 at a thrift. this ricemaker is my guardian angel.

[Anonymous No.18249235]

I haven't had rice in a while and just opened up my cooker for the first time in ages to find I had left a few chunks of rice in last time I used it and it had all gone moldy

[Anonymous No.18249396]

>>18249235
Take it apart as far as you can and clean thoroughly, including gaskets. If you need to use a 1:10 bleach:water solution

[Anonymous No.18249421]

What's the best non Teflon cooker to get. Am I going to have to get memed into dropping 700 on a cuckoo?

[Anonymous No.18249808]

>>18249421
I don't know. I only have the two rice cooker and they are old, but reliable for 10+ years straight.

[Anonymous No.18249980]

>>18248303
>Japanese brands
Toshiba rice cooker released in 1955

[Anonymous No.18249995]

I had a rice cooker once but I threw it in the bin because I never used it after the first few times. I always have a spare burner if I want to make rice, so didn't need it. Maybe Asians make too many dishes at the same time so all their burners are always being used up. I don't know. I have six, but even four would be more than enough for me. I guess if I was doing a big Thanksgiving feast I might use them all at once. But I wouldn't make rice for that.

[Anonymous No.18250284]

>>18249995
Simply adjust the timer according to the end of cooking time.

[Anonymous No.18250318]

>>18249396
I was just going to clean the actual cooking pot but that sounds like a good idea

[Anonymous No.18250325]

>>18241059
Neither

[Anonymous No.18250328]

>>18249995
A rice cooker is like a kettle. I could very easily boil water on the stove, the kettle just provides more convenience. Its also better if I boil a lot of water, or if I need to boil water every single day. Some people don't drink hot drinks so they're hapoy to just boil water on the stove when they need it, other people drink lots of tea everyday and need a kettle.

[Anonymous No.18250435]

>>18250318
If you don't get all the mold dead it will very easily regrow because rice cookers are high enough heat to encourage bacteria growth but low enough temp that a lot of stuff wont die.


Which is also why you shouldn't use the "keep warm" function for longer than it's advertised.

[Anonymous No.18250473]

>>18250328
Electric kettles are far more effective at boiling water than a pot on the stove. Not only are they faster, but the insulation and direct contact makes them also more efficient. Likewise rice cookers are more effective at cooking rice than a pot on the stove..

[Anonymous No.18250495]

>>18241113
>Igayaki donabe
giga high iq

[Anonymous No.18250511]

>>18241059
Neither

[Anonymous No.18250513]

>>18241059
I bought the amazon exclusive hobb something. Pretty fine. First ricecooker just checking if I like it. I want to eat rice in the morning and meat with it. But I need a good low carb sauce for meat to dip it. Any ideas? Also I need good cheap chopstick that are washable. Living in germany btw.

[Anonymous No.18250519]

>>18250435
I see

[Anonymous No.18250524]

>>18250328
My electric kettle is variable temp meaning I can do 175 for my tea and 200 for my coffee

[Anonymous No.18250537]

>>18250513
>Also I need good cheap chopstick that are washable
Take your pick. Your choices are basically plastic, metal, and lacquered wood. I prefer to just order some of the better disposable bamboo ones.
Though you can get titanium chopsticks for fairly cheap, and they’re kinda neat.

[Anonymous No.18250554]

>>18250537
How are fiberglass ones? Just don‘t want them go crumble and get small plastic

[Anonymous No.18250563]

>>18241277
Yep I use a cuckoo like pic related. Simple, cheap. Does the job perfectly.

[Anonymous No.18250574]

>>18250513
I'm vietnamese and I premake this spicy fish sauce. A few table spoon is all you need. It's especially a pickled sauce and you let it ferment for a day or two for best taste.

Ingredients: Garlic Clove, Bird's eye Chili(do not remove seed), white sugar(Caster sugar), and optionally lime.

[Anonymous No.18250616]

>>18244557
I've done steamed chicken like this after brining and marinating with some ginger and lemon...quite good

[Anonymous No.18250636]

Bump. Comfy thread

[Anonymous No.18250642]

Is there a rice cooker for single people? These things are good at making a lot of rice but making just 1 cup something is always off.

[Anonymous No.18250651]

>>18250642
use a pot and an optional steaming basket set up if you want to cook in [[really]] small amount but with great results
I've cooked rice from 60g dried before, the result should be ok even if lowered to maybe 45 or 40 using a rice cooker
desu I don't recommend rice cooker if you are on your own, but you do you

[Anonymous No.18250701]

>>18250642
Yeah, get the small one.
Almost every Zoji comes in two sizes.
Mine is >>18241113 and makes a single cup perfectly, and can make a half cup just as well if it’s short grain white. It’s perfect for one person, and can make enough for a family if needed. Just not “all day rice” for a family like the larger ones are for.
The manuals have the minimum amounts which can be cooked with whatever grains/settings.

[Anonymous No.18250709]

>>18250642
I always make at least to fill myself for breakfast, lunch, and dinner for a few dinner, so one cup is not enough for me

[Anonymous No.18250714]

>>18250709
For a few nights*

[Anonymous No.18250719]

>>18250642
You can get smaller 3 cup rice makers that can easily do half a cup at a time.

5 cup rice makers can sometimes do half a cup, but they usually tend to like 1 cup+.

NP-GBC05XT
NS-LGC05XB
NS-LHC05XT
NL-BAC05SB

All are 3 cup models.

[Anonymous No.18250749]

i don't get the appeal of rice cookers. i just throw a cup of rice and 2 cups of water in a pan, bring to boil, set to low, and come back to done rice.
why by a LE HECKIN SMART DIGITAL piece of kitchenware when a pan works great?

[Anonymous No.18250820]

>>18250749
I use a simple one. Just wash it and use the finger test. Click the flicker

[Anonymous No.18250824]

>>18250749
>I don’t get the point of a stove. I just rub two sticks together until fire appears
Cool, I like my stove.

[Anonymous No.18250850]

>>18250749
>i don't get the appeal of rice cooker
try critical thinking. you can do it, i believe in you

[Anonymous No.18250912]

>>18250749
I thought similarly before I picked up a fuzzy-logic zoji at a thrift store. The rice is perfectly cooked every time. I (personally) could not make the same quality of rice.

[Anonymous No.18250937]

>>18250912
>The rice is perfectly cooked every time. I (personally) could not make the same quality of rice.
You could have if you had tried more
I've already been enlightened, rice cooker is a history to me.

[Anonymous No.18250941]

how long do you steam your protein?

[Anonymous No.18250949]

>>18250937
The rice cooker was literally created to replace stovetop rice. If anyone, you think your quirky and special for cooking on a stove.

[Anonymous No.18250957]

>>18250642
I think you are best suited to cook rice in a microwave oven.

[Anonymous No.18251054]

>>18250937
You could if you cooked it in a traditional pot over and open fire with autistic temperature control.
But if you’re talking stovetop, lmao. No.

[Anonymous No.18251171]

>>18250937
I did not realize I was improperly cooking the rice until I had some from the specialized cooker. I got similar results from my cheap B&D rice/slow cooker, so I thought I was doing it right. Turns out, the B&D rice cooker sucked at making rice correctly.
If you're so good at cooking rice on the stove, how do you do it?

[Anonymous No.18251206]

>>18241059
just cooke them in pot and water you fook

[Anonymous No.18251443]

>>18241059
face-off
Current Japanese Edition

NW-FA10
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAtlv0N2-sU

JPL-S100
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pz9Xb16Mx9k

[Anonymous No.18251518]

NW-FA10
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOZSG3yRP3s

[Anonymous No.18251590]

>>18241294
you cumskinned rodents really think you have everything figured out huh? Niggers are literally fucking your women as you run your cumskinned mouth about something that doesn't even concern your walmart discount bin ass. Fucking cumskins lol.

[Anonymous No.18251610]

>>18250820
I also have a one button one, it's dying but it has served me for almost 15 years i think

[Anonymous No.18252353]

>>18250642
Look for something like a Panasonic SR-3NA, it’s a 1.5-cup cooker from Panasonic’s Indian branch and I’ve just discovered while replying to you that it’s sold directly by Amazon.com in the US:
https://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-SR-3NAL-1-5-Cup-Uncooked-Automatic/dp/B01DGQVXCS/

I got one for my single aunt while on a business trip in India back in 2018 (it’s not sold where I live) and she’s been very happy with it since, it was much cheaper in India though…

The cup it comes with is not the standard 1-go (180ml) though, it’s 90ml so half of what usually comes with a rice cooker.

[Anonymous No.18252564]

>>18250949
>>18251054
Never said anything about autistic temp control or stovetop, I simply cut my portion down way too much that a rice cooker became a nuisance to me. It takes me at least 5 days to finish half a cup of rice now.
This is coming from someone who's used 3 generations of rice cooker (early Tatung-like, early neuro fuzzy and modern neuro fuzzy).
>>18251171
blanch then steam the rice. Nips and chinks do this.

[Anonymous No.18252641]

>>18241294
>all these seething replies
>nobody read the actual post
kind of disappointing desu

[Anonymous No.18252667]

>>18241059
I grew up in a cheapass panasonic household.

>>18241260
yes just lay the veggies/fish/meat/egg on top of the rice no need for fancy baskets

[Anonymous No.18254403]

>>18241059
Tiger but I'm moving to zojirushi..tiger is harder to come by

[Anonymous No.18254406]

>>18241294
>be weebs
>literally cultivate, eat rice
>research tech to make bets rice cooker
>some filthy gaijins claims that you're a weebish weeb for using your own invention
>be you, baka gaijin
Honk honk

[Anonymous No.18254500]

>>18248883
yes but I'm not sure how worried to be and zojis are nice

[Anonymous No.18254756]

>>18248883
>all nonstick coatings are the same
Fuck off.
Yes, all of Japan had cancer because of rice cookers.

[Anonymous No.18254757]

>>18241273
>Here is some chestnut/mushroom/bamboo rice I made.

How did you make that

[Anonymous No.18254776]

>>18250325
>burns your rice

[Anonymous No.18254826]

>>18254757
With chestnuts, mushrooms, bamboo, and rice.

[Anonymous No.18254850]

>>18254776
Maybe if you are retarded and forget to put water in the pot

[Anonymous No.18254998]

>not cooking rice in a big iron pot over an open fire
Silly gaijin. You will never know the glories of true uruchimaido (translator's note: uruchimai means rice).

[Anonymous No.18255023]

For me it's Cuchen or Cuckoo

[Anonymous No.18255263]

>>18248883
Not at all, the reason non-stick pans are an issue is because you might heat up your pan beyond a safe temp for the non-stick coating.

A rice cooker will NEVER get that hot. If it got anywhere near that temp, the rice would burn long before the non-stick coating started having issues.

[Anonymous No.18255306]

>>18254998
*gong sounds in the distance

[Anonymous No.18256838]

zo

[Anonymous No.18257129]

>>18241079
Thanks. I'll just do that.

[Anonymous No.18257480]

Tiger for me. Got one at Costco for $90. I make a lot of brown rice, and the old glass top aroma cooker would without fail spit water all over the counters no matter how careful I was with measuring/soaking/washing. Haven't had a single issue with the new one. It also makes perfect sushi rice, and I use it nearly every morning to make oatmeal. Absolutely worth the purchase.

[Anonymous No.18257850]

lol @ all these retards wasting money on RICE COOKERS and STOVE TOPS. Think you're so fucking smart making rice in a pan on the stovetop? Think again retard. I make my rice in the TOILET. I put it in the TOP TANK and pipe the HOT WATER into my toilet (I bet you still use COLD WATER like a plebian, I like my asshole to BURN when it splashes)
Then I just start flushing that fucker to churn the rice nice and good and keep that hot water flowing. BAM! Rice in the fucking toilet tank. Suck it down bitch. No pan, no stove, no fuckin' problem!

[Anonymous No.18257890]

>>18241059
Which one doesn't use plastic?
The major issue I have with rice cookers is that they all bake microplastics into your rice.

[Anonymous No.18257954]

>>18257890
That's not how that works, dipshit

[Anonymous No.18257978]

>>18257954
Then how does it work?
Heat goes into the plastics, the plastics go into the rice.
That's how it worked.

[Anonymous No.18257983]

>>18257978
No, it doesn't. Microplastics are created from plastic biodegrading in dumps and bodies of water

[Anonymous No.18258358]

Tiger

[Anonymous No.18259279]

>>18257983
It's too late for this one boys. Their penal gland is harder than granite from all the plastics and fluoride.

[Anonymous No.18259294]

>>18257978
those aren't microplastics, those are xenoestrogens

[Anonymous No.18259315]

>>18241079

[Anonymous No.18259316]

>>18257890
Fucking lmaoing at your retarded ass