The Latest Blog Posts About Rice Cookers
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Zojirushi NS-ZCC Neuro Fuzzy Rice Cooker Review
Even though the Zojirushi NS-ZCC Neuro Fuzzy rice cooker model has been on the market for many years, I never wrote a review for it. I do not know why I did not write a review, probably because there were other newer Zojirushi fuzzy logic rice cookers that captured my attention. Be that as it…
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Toshiba Rice Cooker Review: Best Toshiba Rice Cookers
Apparently, Toshiba has been making rice cookers since way before I was born. For instance, Toshiba made Japan’s first automatic electric rice cooker in 1955. Since then, Toshiba has made other electric rice cookers, including models with induction heating. Currently, I could find three Toshiba rice cooker models that are available on the market, and…
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Comfee’ Rice Cooker Review: Cooking Rice Made Comfortable
To begin with, is the name of the company Comfee or Comfee’? I suppose the apostrophe in the name Comfee’ denotes that the word is contracted. I guess calling these kitchen appliances by the name Comfortable would be uncomfortable. Be that as it may, I am here to review Comfee’ rice cookers, not to be…
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Hamilton Beach Rice Cooker Review: Cook More Than Just Rice
Hamilton Beach produces a variety of kitchen appliances, including rice cookers that effortlessly cook rice. Hamilton Beach rice cookers feature nonstick bowls for easy cleanup. Beyond cooking rice, these versatile appliances can also prepare beans, whole grains, and steamed vegetables. In this review, I will look at the most popular Hamilton Beach rice cookers that…
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Did You Know That The Zojirushi NL-AAC Has A Steamer Basket?
The Zojirushi NL-AAC model does not seem like a popular rice cooker with lots of reviews. For example, I did not know that the NL-AAC micom rice cooker has a steamer basket and a Steam setting. I never paid any attention to this Zojirushi micom rice cooker. The other models were more popular, so I…
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Zojirushi NP-NWC: Do You Want To Cook Rice Under Pressure?
The Zojirushi NP-NWC rice cooker combines induction heating, pressure-cooking and artificial intelligence into a top-notch kitchen appliance that cooks a great bowl of rice. Be that as it may, this Japanese pressure induction heating rice cooker is not for everyone. In fact, very few people will spend this amount of money on a rice cooker.…
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Reviewed: Tiger JBX-B Micom Rice Cooker With Tacook Function
What does the Tiger JBX-B series rice cooker have to offer the ravenous rice eater? How about eight microcomputer controlled cooking programs that include six rice settings, a slow cook setting and a synchro-cook setting for cooking both rice and food. Keep reading to learn more about this Tiger micom rice cooker with its tacook…
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Reviewed: Zojirushi NS-WAC Micom Rice Cooker And Warmer
The NS-WAC could be Zojirushi’s cheapest micro computerized fuzzy logic rice cooker. It has a compact design, yet still has both a delay timer and an extended keep warm function. My review of the Zojirushi NS-WAC rice cookers answers a few questions about the models, rice cooking capacity, cooking pot, menu settings, and more. What…
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Zojirushi NS-YAC Micom Rice Cooker With Umami Setting
If you desire an electric rice cooker with a setting for cooking umami rice, then the Zojirushi NS-YAC model might be your best option. The Umami setting is supposed to spend more time on soaking and steaming the rice. This should result in cooked rice that has better flavor and taste. My review of the…
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Breville BRC600XL Risotto Plus: Make Risotto Without Stirring
The Breville BRC600XL is called the “Risotto Plus” because its main cooking function is stir-free risotto. Nevertheless, it is a multi-cooker that can also cook rice, steam vegetables and slow cook soup or stew. My review of the Breville BRC600XL looks at its cooking capacity and settings before ending with my conclusion. What is risotto?…