Rice Cooker Deals

How It All Started

A rectangular wooden box with two electrodes attached to opposite ends was the first ever rice cooker equipped by the Imperial Japanese Army in 1937. Years passed, the Mitsubishi Electric Corporation produced the first electric commercial cooker in 1945.

Innovations of rice cooker did not stop there, even after Toshiba and Zojirushi’s development, rice cookers are still on demand in the 2000’s. Mitsubishi once again produced an expensive rice cooker with induction cooking. This kitchen essential has made eating easier.

Today, rice cookers are mostly electronic appliances. Electronic rice cookers are very easy to use and arguably help people with their daily chores. You can actually sleep even you are steaming rice with it. It works with only pushing down a button and wait for it to go up which is an alert that your rice is cooked.

Advantages of Using a Rice Cooker

• Rice cookers consistently cook rice perfectly, keeping the grain separate, neither undercooking nor overcooking.
• Many cookers come with a measuring cup for the rice and lines on the bowl indicating how much water you need to add.
• An easy-to-use, programmable setting on some models allows you to cook all sorts of grains, from white rice to brown rice, wild rice, polenta and oatmeal.
• Some models have settings for steaming vegetables or fish, or cooking soups and stews.
• A keep-warm option allows you to keep the rice warm for 20 minutes to 12 hours, depending on the model.
• Rice cookers comes in different sizes, from 3-cup to 5- or 5 1/2-cup versions.

How to use a rice cooker

Disadvantages of Using a Rice Cooker

• Brown rice doesn't cook evenly in all models. With some cookers, the bottom layer of rice develops a crust, and in other models, it turns gluey instead of remaining fluffy.
• A 5 1/2-cup rice cooker measures about 27 inches wide, 33 inches deep and 23 inches high, a size that might not work in a kitchen with limited cabinet space.
• Determining what size cooker to buy poses problems. Large cookers cook single servings of rice less well than they do large batches.
• At some settings, the steam venting from the top of the cooker condenses around the steaming vent and spills over onto the kitchen counter.
• Cleanup is more involved than simply washing a bowl. In addition to the bowl itself, you'll need to wash the inner lid and steaming vent and the outer surface of the cooker if steam has condensed anywhere.

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