expired Posted by Eragorn | Staff • Nov 10, 2022
Nov 10, 2022 6:01 AM
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Item 1 of 5
expired Posted by Eragorn | Staff • Nov 10, 2022
Nov 10, 2022 6:01 AM
Insignia 2.6-Quart Electric Rice Cooker (White)
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Rice Capacity (Cooked) 14 cups
Rice Capacity (Uncooked) 7 cups
I don't have this model so dunno how true it is
Rice Capacity (Uncooked) 7 cups
So rice shrinks after cooking?
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10 bucks isn't bad though.
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Indeed, this is one of the few rice cookers on Best Buy's website that is described by something other than 'cups'.
Here is the BB link for the 'Rice Cookers' category:
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/stea...91000500
If you look at the limiters on the left-hand sidebar, along with things like Price and Brand, Rice Capacity (Cooked) is one of the main limiters… and the unit of measure used is (quite correctly) 'Cups'.
Edit:
This is definitely a first-world-problem, but I will also add that it's 'infuriating' (ok, maybe just 'annoying') when mfrs do two things with rice cookers:
1.) list/denote them in anything other than 'cups' (the next most-common units are quarts and liters);
2.) use the wrong 'cups' (e.g. the metric, standard, or imperial measure/definition of cups as opposed to the [smaller] traditional cup size for rice cookers).
Edit2:
For more on that second point, interested parties should see this excellent article/post:
https://www.abokichi.co
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