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Solid RICE COOKER with timer..need suggestions

I really think one should spend a little bit more and get a really good quality "fuzzy" logic rice cooker from Zojirushi or National(Panasonic)
 
Being the good Japanese that I am, I like to wake up and smell the fresh cooked rice. I ain't gittin mah azz up to push no buttonz son. Since I B mad bling bling, mah azz cud spend up 2 $100 iight. So wut B good!
 
Originally posted by: BaboonGuy
look for something that doesn't dry out the rice after sittin for awhile. does such a product exist?
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Fuzzy logic ones from Zojirushi and National.

 
DO NOT get a glass lid rice cooker! I made the mistake of buying one (Panasonic as well) and the rice just didn't turn out as well as the ones with the latch/lock lids.
 
Originally posted by: deathkoba
Being the good Japanese that I am, I like to wake up and smell the fresh cooked rice. I ain't gittin mah azz up to push no buttonz son. Since I B mad bling bling, mah azz cud spend up 2 $100 iight. So wut B good!
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die
 
Originally posted by: glen
Originally posted by: BaboonGuy
look for something that doesn't dry out the rice after sittin for awhile. does such a product exist?
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Fuzzy logic ones from Zojirushi and National.
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fuzzy logic is just a name?? or is it a feature??

(I thought fuzzy logic is something related with cs theory..)
 
Originally posted by: z0mb13
Originally posted by: glen
Originally posted by: BaboonGuy
look for something that doesn't dry out the rice after sittin for awhile. does such a product exist?
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Fuzzy logic ones from Zojirushi and National.
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fuzzy logic is just a name?? or is it a feature??

(I thought fuzzy logic is something related with cs theory..)
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it's a feature

i dunno why you need such fancy microcomputer based features. our 9 year old cooker works just fine.
 
Originally posted by: weirdichi
DO NOT get a glass lid rice cooker! I made the mistake of buying one (Panasonic as well) and the rice just didn't turn out as well as the ones with the latch/lock lids.
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ugh. i hated cleaning the glass lid one. i got a tiger brand rice cooker - i had a zojirushi one but it was of the glass lid variety and i tired of that rather quickly.

zojirushi rocks though. best rice cooker ever.
 
Originally posted by: z0mb13
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fuzzy logic is just a name?? or is it a feature??

(I thought fuzzy logic is something related with cs theory..)
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Cheap rice cookers detect the temperature rise which occurs when all the water has boiled off.
Ie., the temperature starts to rise over 100 Celsius. They have 2 modes, Hot - for cooking, and warm, for keeping the rice warm once the water has boiled off.

Fuzzy logic cooker have a thermometer and a cpu which adjusts the temperature.
 
Hint - Spend the extra $$ on one with a decent non-stick surface. We used to have a cheapie and it took FOREVER to clean it up after it cooked. Now, with the non-stick, it just needs a swipe and it's done. Definitely worth it.

- G
 
a basic national for most people is enough after all it's a rice cooker, but for the extra nice, fancy, and expensive go for the zojirushi...

my family uses a national.
 
Originally posted by: deathkoba
What about Sanyo with the glass top? What's so bad about the glass tops?!?
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Glass tops don't hold in the heat and the rice just doesn't taste like it should.
 
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