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Insignia 2.6-Quart Electric Rice Cooker (White)
$10
$20
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Best Buy has Insignia 2.6-Quart Electric Rice Cooker (White) on sale for $9.99. Select free curbside pickup to save on shipping, otherwise, free shipping on orders $35 or more.
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Note, curbside pickup may vary depending on location.
About the Product
- 500W Power
- 2.6-Quart Capacity
- Keep Warm Function
- Indicator Lights
- Nonstick Coating
- Auto shutoff w/ cool touch handles
- BPA free
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Written by Discombobulated | Staff- Insignia is a Best Brand exclusive brand
- Product will qualify for extended holiday return through January 14, 2023
- Offer valid only for November 10, 2022 or while promotion price/supplies last
- Highly rated by customers for price, size and ease of use
- Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated
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Best Buy has Insignia 2.6-Quart Electric Rice Cooker (White) on sale for $9.99. Select free curbside pickup to save on shipping, otherwise, free shipping on orders $35 or more.
Thanks to SD Staff Eragorn for finding this deal
Note, curbside pickup may vary depending on location.
About the Product
Thanks to SD Staff Eragorn for finding this deal
Note, curbside pickup may vary depending on location.
About the Product
- 500W Power
- 2.6-Quart Capacity
- Keep Warm Function
- Indicator Lights
- Nonstick Coating
- Auto shutoff w/ cool touch handles
- BPA free
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- Insignia is a Best Brand exclusive brand
- Product will qualify for extended holiday return through January 14, 2023
- Offer valid only for November 10, 2022 or while promotion price/supplies last
- Highly rated by customers for price, size and ease of use
- Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated
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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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