Zojirushi NS-LHC05 Micom Rice Cooker & Warmer: Efficient Stainless Dark Brown Appliance Review

I've had several rice cookers that sell for between $20 and $50 and found them to have problems with overcooking, the rice burning at the bottom, and not being able to keep the rice warm for long periods of time. long time, which makes it difficult to use them for a person who does not have a fixed time to leave work. My Asian friends told me that Zojirushi or Tiger rice cookers are great for these issues. I've been eating this for about a week now, have made a batch of short grain sushi rice…

Reduced size from 10 Zojirushi cups to this 3-cup Zojirushi Rice Cooker (NS-LHC05XT). Lots of space. So I finally broke down and downsized to this 3 cup Zojirushi and I'm really glad I did! ADVANTAGES: - Compact! Saves space in the kitchen. Still has all the features I need (brown rice, oatmeal, white rice, blended rice, jasmine rice, quick, reheat, and 2 timer settings). VAT) - Comes with rice bowl and rice spoon - Very easy to use - Rice always comes out perfect! CONS: - BE SURE TO CLICK…

Replacement for a 5 year old Panasonic SR-DF101 (non-stick pad failure). Startled by a reviewer who said it was a fake Zojirushi but the result looks well made, 3mm thick pot and water level well marked, manuals and warranty papers well written. These 3 cups are one of the few small units, most of these are 5+ cups and are too big for me. Normal rice cooks in 1 hour, countdown timer with alarm (choice of silly tune or soft beeps). With this pressure cooker, moisture collects in the holder under