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expired Posted by offbeat • Aug 22, 2023
Aug 22, 2023 4:12 AM
Costco Members: Tiger 5.5-Cup Micom Rice Cooker & Warmer
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But the biggest difference I've noticed in rice is the quality of rice. High end vs low end. I get a better rice taste, texture, consistency with a premium rice in a cheap $10 automatic rice cooker, than cheap rice in a high end rice cooker.
How you wash the rice, prep the rice, and cook the rice is a bigger difference than the cooker.
Just to add on a note: I use different types of rice, from short grain, to medium grain, cal rose, jasmine, and my favorite koshihikari rice.
I recommend trying different types of rice and seeing what tastes the best and what works for you. try different cooking methods. Good luck.
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I grew up eating rice every day out of an old Tiger 10 qt cooker, did a whole bunch of research (mainly due to a bunch of SD'ers crying how fuzzy logic is somuch better) and ended up with a top tier Zojirushi rice cooker. I've cooked indian, korean, japanese, short/long/medium, high and low grade rice - the rice cooker did not make a difference lol
The one thing that is going to make a huge difference is anyone going from microwave or stove top rice cooking to an actual rice cooker.
I grew up eating rice every day out of an old Tiger 10 qt cooker, did a whole bunch of research (mainly due to a bunch of SD'ers crying how fuzzy logic is somuch better) and ended up with a top tier Zojirushi rice cooker. I've cooked indian, korean, japanese, short/long/medium, high and low grade rice - the rice cooker did not make a difference lol
The one thing that is going to make a huge difference is anyone going from microwave or stove top rice cooking to an actual rice cooker.
But the biggest difference I've noticed in rice is the quality of rice. High end vs low end. I get a better rice taste, texture, consistency with a premium rice in a cheap $10 automatic rice cooker, than cheap rice in a high end rice cooker.
How you wash the rice, prep the rice, and cook the rice is a bigger difference than the cooker.
Just to add on a note: I use different types of rice, from short grain, to medium grain, cal rose, jasmine, and my favorite koshihikari rice.
I recommend trying different types of rice and seeing what tastes the best and what works for you. try different cooking methods. Good luck.
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