Walmart has Cuckoo (12-Cup Cooked / 6-Cup Uncooked) Micom Rice Cooker & Warmer w/ Nonstick Inner Pot (CR-0605F) for $49.85. Shipping is free.
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Features:
Features a versatile multi-cook function that allows you to prepare everything from oatmeal to quinoa amongst 10 other operating modes such as white rice, brown rice, porridge, stored rice, baby food, and more!
From small family gatherings to entertaining a few guests, this rice cooker provides the perfect serving amount with a large 12-cup (cooked) capacity
Effortlessly create meals with features like user-friendly digital controls, a modern LCD display, an included rice measuring cup for precise measuring, and Fuzzy Logic technology that is designed to cook rice flawlessly every time
Featuring a non-toxic nonstick inner pot with superior durability, an auto-clean function that steam cleans the interior of your cooker, and a removable excess water drainage tray—cooking and clean-up are a breeze!
Customize the exact texture and flavor of your rice by adjusting the cooking cycle's temperature and soaking time
Features Fuzzy Logic Technology that automatically detects the grain type and internal temperature and automatic keep-warm mode, effectively taking the guesswork out of perfectly cooked rice
For your convenience while cleaning, the unit comes with an inner lid to easily remove and clean so that your rice will still taste great use after use
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Walmart has Cuckoo (12-Cup Cooked / 6-Cup Uncooked) Micom Rice Cooker & Warmer w/ Nonstick Inner Pot (CR-0605F) for $49.85. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor oceanlake for finding this deal.
Features:
Features a versatile multi-cook function that allows you to prepare everything from oatmeal to quinoa amongst 10 other operating modes such as white rice, brown rice, porridge, stored rice, baby food, and more!
From small family gatherings to entertaining a few guests, this rice cooker provides the perfect serving amount with a large 12-cup (cooked) capacity
Effortlessly create meals with features like user-friendly digital controls, a modern LCD display, an included rice measuring cup for precise measuring, and Fuzzy Logic technology that is designed to cook rice flawlessly every time
Featuring a non-toxic nonstick inner pot with superior durability, an auto-clean function that steam cleans the interior of your cooker, and a removable excess water drainage tray—cooking and clean-up are a breeze!
Customize the exact texture and flavor of your rice by adjusting the cooking cycle's temperature and soaking time
Features Fuzzy Logic Technology that automatically detects the grain type and internal temperature and automatic keep-warm mode, effectively taking the guesswork out of perfectly cooked rice
For your convenience while cleaning, the unit comes with an inner lid to easily remove and clean so that your rice will still taste great use after use
Model: Cuckoo 12-Cup (Cooked) Rice Cooker, 10 Menu Options: Oatmeal, Brown Rice & More, Touch-Screen, Nonstick Inner Pot, CR-0605F, White/Silver
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I don't get it.. with the InstaPot craze a few years ago, everyone and their mother got one.. so why not just a cheap InstaPot? They often sell under $50 and can do a lot more than just rice
I don't get it.. with the InstaPot craze a few years ago, everyone and their mother got one.. so why not just a cheap InstaPot? They often sell under $50 and can do a lot more than just rice
If you are happy with cheap InstaPot, great for you. Many can tell the different and prefer cuckoo, tiger, etc. cookers.
Always wondered what the difference between a cheap rice cooker and expensive one is. I have a cheap Aroma and the rice seems fine to me. Maybe I don't know what I'm missing?
If you don't know what you are missing, then you don't miss anything and be happy with cheap rice cooker. ;-)
Always wondered what the difference between a cheap rice cooker and expensive one is. I have a cheap Aroma and the rice seems fine to me. Maybe I don't know what I'm missing?
I used the Tiger brand rice cooker growing up (daily usage), it was awesome and lasted like a decade+, perfect rice all the time.
Then I used an Aroma for a few years when I moved out--it does its job, but by the 2nd year, the rice burns a little at the bottom and cooking is not as even in the rice grains.
In general, the Asian branded rice cookers are better. If you eat rice on the daily, good to invest in one since we know what's up.
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Get a South Korean made Cuckoo if you're gonna buy Cuckoo (just like you'll want the Japanese made Zojirushi or Tiger). With that being said, we love our Cuckoo (CR-0632F) and it hasn't made a bad batch of rice yet.
This one is much more reasonably priced compared to those insanely priced Z-brand rice cookers.
I don't care how good the Z-brand ones are. I just don't think a rice cooker should cost 2x the price of microwave oven with much more advanced technology. A rice cooker only needs to know when to start (timer) and when to shut off. Hey, burnt rice tastes good too.
I have so many rice cookers. I don't like Zojirushi. Bought a expensive induction pressure cooking one from this brand. It still took almost one hour to cook white rice. I don't know what's the purpose for the high pressure. The non sticky pot already had some peeling offs when I bought it. Zojirushi has pretty unstable non sticky coating for their inner pots. So I eventually returned it. I have 2 Tigers. One regular and one induction. They both work well and the nine sticky pots have no issues after years of use. The finally I bought a Cuckoo induction high pressure rice cooker. I have to say, it only takes 29 minutes to make the most delicious white rice compares with my other two Tigers. Now it's my everyday rice cooker, the nine sticky pot holds very well after two years is almost every day use. If you don't want buy too expensive ones, this Cuckoo for the price is not a bad choice.
I once thought this way and had some high end zojurushi cookers, then realized any brand induction cooler is superior to any brand. The tech matters more than the brand. That being said, I got a tiger (japan) and it's been amazing and since the non stick coating is starting to have issues it's about time to get a new one but my suggestion to all is get induction or go home
While I don't disagree with you that induction is better, induction rice cookers are typically 200-300. This is $50 and does a fairly good job.
12 cups (cooked) rice capacity. How does it translate to the standard "uncooked" that all other rice cookers specify? I'm about to buy it but am worried about this model being too big (or small) for its intended use
Even at 6 cups that is a lot of rice. Unless you have a large family you probably don't need anything over 5
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Then I used an Aroma for a few years when I moved out--it does its job, but by the 2nd year, the rice burns a little at the bottom and cooking is not as even in the rice grains.
In general, the Asian branded rice cookers are better. If you eat rice on the daily, good to invest in one since we know what's up.
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I don't care how good the Z-brand ones are. I just don't think a rice cooker should cost 2x the price of microwave oven with much more advanced technology. A rice cooker only needs to know when to start (timer) and when to shut off. Hey, burnt rice tastes good too.
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