Do you have a rice cooker at home?

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Dark_Koopatrol
07/10/2024
02:21 PM
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MagiMarthKoopa
07/10/2024
02:22 PM
#2
I paid $200 for it
TheOtherMike
07/10/2024
02:23 PM
#3
I don't even know what a rice cooker is.
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TheLiarParadox
07/10/2024
02:24 PM
#4
Yes. I just used it, in fact. A Cosori something or other, cost I think 80USD.

I eat rice daily and a cooker was easier for me than messing with the stove top but i used to get those cheapo Black and Decker ones that sucked. This thing is a beast though.

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Ricemills
07/10/2024
02:26 PM
#5
TheOtherMike posted...
I don't even know what a rice cooker is.

Surely not for cooking rice, the name isn't trustworthy.
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RetuenOfDevsman
07/10/2024
02:53 PM
#6
TheOtherMike posted...
I don't even know what a rice cooker is.
It's a machine for cooking rice. It comes with a cup for measuring rice and graduations on the side for filling water, so that you get the proportion exactly right, and it swaps to a keep warm setting automatically when the water is all absorbed.

They're fantastic devices that I will never live without now that I've tried them. The only downside is they leave this weird film on the outermost layer of rice. But it's edible and not that bad once you get used to it.
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BrohammedAli
07/10/2024
02:55 PM
#7
Yeah, my wife is Turkish. It was a necessity.
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Cuticrusader09
07/10/2024
02:55 PM
#8
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SauI_Goodman
07/10/2024
02:55 PM
#9
Yes, 3 hooked up at all times. And a backup in case one breaks. yes we're asian
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Azn_Psycho
07/10/2024
02:56 PM
#10
Umm, considering my username, what do you think?
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Giant_Aspirin
07/10/2024
02:56 PM
#11
RetuenOfDevsman posted...
The only downside is they leave this weird film on the outermost layer of rice.

wash and rinse the rice before cooking it.
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Were_Wyrm
07/10/2024
02:56 PM
#12
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specialkid8
07/10/2024
02:57 PM
#13
I never cook more than 1/2-1 cup of rice at a time. A pot works fine.
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TheGoldenEel
07/10/2024
02:58 PM
#14
We used to but it broke. now we use our instant pot which works just as well so we havent bothered buying a new one
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RetuenOfDevsman
07/10/2024
02:59 PM
#16
Giant_Aspirin posted...
wash and rinse the rice before cooking it.
It would be easier to cook it on stovetop tbh.
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TheGoldenEel
07/10/2024
03:00 PM
#17
RetuenOfDevsman posted...
It would be easier to cook it on stovetop tbh.
No matter where you cook rice youre supposed to rinse it first (except for specific recipes that need the extra starch)
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noisetank
07/10/2024
03:03 PM
#18
nope, just use a saucepan on the stove.
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Cuticrusader09
07/10/2024
03:05 PM
#19
RetuenOfDevsman posted...
It would be easier to cook it on stovetop tbh.
Not really. Since you dont need to watch the rice cooker. You hit start and thats it. You cant burn it.
specialkid8
07/10/2024
03:50 PM
#20
Cuticrusader09 posted...
Not really. Since you dont need to watch the rice cooker. You hit start and thats it. You cant burn it.
That's all you do with a pot. I guess the rice cooker turns off automatically but that's the only convenience. I doubt many people are putting rice on the stove and then taking a nap.
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leonkr41138
07/10/2024
03:52 PM
#21
No i eat rice once a month or less and i use instant rice
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HairyQueen
07/10/2024
03:56 PM
#22
I use it for meal prep weekly
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Enderknight17
07/10/2024
03:59 PM
#23
I use my instant pot for rice frequently. Especially if I've cooked a whole chicken... Put rice in that juice and it's amazing.
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R1masher
07/10/2024
04:00 PM
#24
Yes, my wife cooks the rice
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emblem-man
07/10/2024
04:01 PM
#25
I did but i wanted to reduce some of our kitchen appliances so I got rid of it.

I find it just as easy to use the stovetop for rice
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Spidey5
07/10/2024
04:08 PM
#26
TheOtherMike posted...
I don't even know what a rice cooker is.
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Lonestar2000
07/10/2024
04:12 PM
#27
I used to but gave it away when I got an Instant Pot.
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Prestoff
07/10/2024
04:13 PM
#28
Yes, I'm asian that eats a lot of rice. So it's a necessity for me, but I get why someone wouldn't want one in their house since the old fashion way of cooking them also works as well.
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