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expiredphoinix | Staff posted Aug 24, 2024 9:13 AM
10-Cup CUCKOO Heating Pressure Rice Cooker & Warmer w/ Fuzzy Logic
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Amazon has 10-Cup CUCKOO Heating Pressure Rice Cooker & Warmer w/ Fuzzy Logic (CRP-PK1001S) on sale for $158.55 - $25 when you 'clip' the coupon on the product page = $133.55. Shipping is free.
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Amazon has 10-Cup CUCKOO Heating Pressure Rice Cooker & Warmer w/ Fuzzy Logic (CRP-PK1001S) on sale for $158.55 - $25 when you 'clip' the coupon on the product page = $133.55. Shipping is free.
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All Cuckoo are from Korea. The Korean consumer market tends to be halfway between the US and Japan or EU. You get better safety standards and people who care about their wares compared to US. But they also sometimes cut corners compared to Japan. Industry stamps and certificates are a joke; what matters more is company reputation. You think all the ROHS stamped products coming out of China are for real? Anyway, we're not in the EU; such ROHS stamps are a joke in the US. I'd trust a Korean-made product one hundred times over an American product and ten thousands times over a Chinese product.
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Zoji is an older Japanese brand as mentioned by someone above Asian Boomer comment. I think electric pressure cooking for rice wise - cuckoo seems to deliver the best. If you started eating rice cooked the way it is cooked in pressure cooker, it's hard to go back to non-pressure cooked rice. Also, it cooks very quickly - 15-20 min at turbo mode.
But honestly, I held off on getting a rice cooker for years because I don't eat much rice and just cooked rice and other grains in the stove. My wife needs a rice cooker.
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What happened is Americans were buying quality items, so the cuchkoo brand successfully infiltrated the market by creating a ROHS stamp to make it look like is was low lead compliant while cutting costs and undercutting the real rice cooker brands then paying people to promote it on SD.
All Cuckoo are from Korea. The Korean consumer market tends to be halfway between the US and Japan or EU. You get better safety standards and people who care about their wares compared to US. But they also sometimes cut corners compared to Japan. Industry stamps and certificates are a joke; what matters more is company reputation. You think all the ROHS stamped products coming out of China are for real? Anyway, we're not in the EU; such ROHS stamps are a joke in the US. I'd trust a Korean-made product one hundred times over an American product and ten thousands times over a Chinese product.
Not sure that's a snobby take, but people pay up more for one brand than the other. Although the latter is certainly catching up.
Not sure that's a snobby take, but people pay up more for one brand than the other. Although the latter is certainly catching up.
Size matters.
Rice cooker comes in 3cup, 5 cup, 10cup
If you only need to make 1-2 cup at a time. Get a 3 cup
5 cup need at least 3cup at a time.
10 cup rice cooker like this…. Will not cook small portion right.
/// these pressure cooking rice cooker take up a lot of space.
And more pressure does not mean better cooking
I use $300 Japanese rice cooker. And quick mode, the rice taste worse. Regular mode I give better cooking.
These pressure cooking is decent for mixed grain cooking.
What you want is cooking rice without break it down( texture survive )
Unless you have multiple people living in house…… 10 cup is not needed, and can yield poor result
With short grain rice, I can even tell difference between "Quick mode" vs regular mode.
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I've been eating rice my whole life, and we usually just throw the leftovers in the fridge.
I've also never had a big enough family to regularly have a 10 cup machine, and always figured these things were for restaurants and big families.
But if you're keeping rice warm over several days, I can see where several cups is easier to go through
All of my rice cookers have been glass tops, including my current zojirushi, which is really nice
Prior to that, for years I used to use what I had thought was a good Black & Decker rice cooker - the Cuckoo is not even on the same solar system as that one.
Rice in the B&D cooker would dry out and get crusty within 4 hours. Cuckoo rice looks, feels, and smells fresh-made more than 72 hours later. It's almost magical.
Wife thinks Zojirushi is inferior BTW, for people considering that brand.
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