Toshiba Small Rice Cooker 3 Cup Uncooked – LCD Display with 8 Cooking Functions, Fuzzy Logic Technology, 24-Hr Delay Timer and Auto Keep Warm, Non-Stick Inner Pot, White

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Kitchen Appliances & Tools Home & Kitchen All Kitchen Appliances & Tools Coffee Makers Cookware Air Fryers Mixers Kitchen Gadgets It has up to 13 multifunction programs, such as a fast cooking mode that can complete cooking within 25 minutes, a slow cooking gmode for processing tender meat, and can even prepare desserts. Don’t worry about getting confused with all these options though, as its large digital display can help you to navigate these different functions easily. If you’re a busy bee who can’t afford to set aside too much time to prepare a meal, Tiger’s Microcomputer controlled rice cooker can help you speed things up with their “Tacook” synchronised cooking function. You’ll be able to cook rice along with a side dish simultaneously, so you won’t even have to use a stove to prepare a full course meal. To learn more about how these appliances work and how to determine which one is right for you, we spoke to professional chefs, cooking teachers and food bloggers. We also highlighted their recommendations for the best ones to buy. Aside from these atas smart features, the smart electric cooker also does a pretty good job at the basic function of cooking delicious rice as it uses advanced electromagnetic and micro-pressure heating technology to ensure that your rice is heated evenly.

A cook plate is used to separate your side dish from your rice during the cooking process, but you won’t have to worry about it pressing down on your rice as it’s suspended above like a 2-tier lunchbox . Apart from synchronised cooking, other cooking programs include rice, steaming, and slow cooking. Small Home Appliances Home & Kitchen All Small Home Appliances Vacuums Air Conditioners Space Heaters Humidifiers We help you to buy the product from Oversea Authorized dealers (Price is already included VAT 20% + Duty 2.5% + Custom Handling charges , International + local courier charges and deliver to your doors) Rice cookers eventually spread to several countries including Korea (which now make several popular models), and the U.S. (which produces some of the more basic and inexpensive options on the market). And the popularity of rice cookers worldwide comes as no surprise: Using one gives you flexibility to leave your kitchen without having to constantly monitor a pot on the stove, Gomi said. And unlike the stovetop method — which involves placing a 2:1 ratio of water and rice in a pot and letting it simmer until it’s cooked — you’re more likely to get the same result every time. Don’t be fooled by its simplistic design though, the cooker still comes equipped with advanced technology such as fuzzy logic to make sure your rice is cooked to perfection.This smart rice cooker uses “fuzzy logic,” where the device makes small adjustments along the way to cook the ideal rice. It also comes with a reheat option, and an extended function that keeps rice warm for several hours, according to the brand.

On top of that, you can say goodbye to hard, chao ta rice. Equipped with a smart cooking system, the cooker functions via induction heating that is more responsive to temperature change. This ensures evenly-distributed heat during the cooking process so that your rice will have a consistent texture and will be easy to scoop out. Rice is one of the most widely consumed grains in the world and a staple in many cultures. And there's a good reason: it’s extremely versatile, acting as a side dish or main element of many meals. All our experts recommended the Japanese brand Zojirushi for rice cookers. Both Yuki Gomi, owner of Yuki's Kitchen and author of “ Sushi at Home,” and Yoko Lamn, a certified fermentation expert and founder of food blog Hakko, suggested this specific 5.5-cup model that they’ve been using for years. “It isn’t too expensive and has all the functions I need” including fast cooking, an option for brown rice and a steaming function, said Lamn. At Select, we work with experts who have specialized knowledge and authority based on relevant training and/or experience. We also take steps to ensure that all expert advice and recommendations are made independently and with no undisclosed financial conflicts of interest.

Below, we compiled the best rice cookers to consider buying based on our experts’ guidance and recommendations. Zojirushi NS-TSC10 5-1/2-Cup Micom Rice Cooker

Skin Care Wellness All Skin Care Moisturizers Mineral Sunscreens Sunscreens for Kids Sunscreens for Dark Skin Acne Teen Acne Rosacea SPF Lip Balms Under Eye Patches Accessories: rice spatula, spatula holder, regular rice measuring cup, rinse-free rice measuring cup Today, rice cookers are a kitchen staple in many households and are “as common as a toaster in Japan [and] typically the centerpiece of our table,” according to cooking teacher and author Sonoko Sakai. Conventional versus smart rice cookers Original article published by Ong Zhi Yi on 30th June 2020. Last updated by Deborah Gan on 7th October 2020. With advanced technology such as Fuzzy Logic and a micro-pressure valve design, these rice cookers will leave you hard-pressed to make a decision if you’re in the market for a new one.The product may cause slight damage to the outer box of the product during transportation, and it may be incomplete Sonoko Sakai is a cooking teacher based in California and author of “ Japanese Home Cooking: Simple Meals, Authentic Flavors.” If you prefer cooking rice in a rice cooker instead of on a stovetop, you understand the importance of the machine. The best rice cooker will make fluffy rice, prevent scorching, retain moisture during the warm cycle, and be easy to clean. Most of all, it will save you time by allowing you to cook your rice ahead of time. While this may seem like a simple ask, you'd be surprised how many super fancy machines with all the latest technology struggle with these essential tasks — which is why we've tested the machines ourselves to find the best. Sherman Yeung is the executive chef and owner of Money Cat in Houston, Texas, and Tobiuo Sushi & Bar in Katy, Texas. The best rice cooker doesn't need to be a multicooker. The best rice cookers are designed to cook rice and other grains, but not anything else. Some will tout other applications, though often at the cost of not being great at those or not being great at rice. If you need an appliance that cooks rice with other features like steaming, you may opt for a multi-cooker with a rice cooking feature instead of a rice cooker. The best features to look for are different settings for different kinds of rice and grains, a good "keep warm" feature, dishwasher-safe components for easy cleanup, and a clear and easy-to-use interface.