I found the Zojirushi NW-JEC pressure induction heating rice cookers intriguing when I first saw them. However, my excitement waned when I discovered the higher-than-expected suggested retail price. Then again, the Zojirushi NW-JEC series utilizes both induction heating and pressure-cooking to consistently cook flawless rice. Available in 5.5-cup and 10-cup sizes, these cookers incorporate advanced … Read more
Obviously, the first thing I noticed about the Zojirushi NW-QAC rice cooker is that it has a flat-top design, in contrast to the rounded egg shape of other Zojirushi induction heating rice cookers. The next thing I noticed was that the control panel with the LCD screen and buttons is on top of the lid. … Read more
I recently came across a Zojirushi rice cooker model that I have never seen before, even though I have written a few reviews for Zojirushi rice cookers. The model in question is the Zojirushi NS-WTC10 micro-computerized (I don’t like using that silly Micom word) rice cooker. The NS-WTC10 model has a 5.5-cup uncooked (or 10-cup … Read more
The Zojirushi NHS rice cooker line offers high-quality conventional electric models with simple single switch controls and glass lids. Choose from three sizes: a 3-cup, 6-cup, or 10-cup uncooked rice capacity. While I’ve reviewed Zojirushi’s fuzzy logic cookers, I haven’t covered the NHS conventional models yet. In this review, I’ll provide an overview of the … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
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. … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
The Zojirushi NS-LHC05 rice cooker and warmer is the right size for a single person or a couple. It cooks up to three measuring cups of white rice and two measuring cups of brown rice. Our Zojirushi NS-LHC05 review considers its key features and answers a few questions before reaching a conclusion. Zojirushi NS-LHC05: Key … Read more