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I can make perfect stovetop rice 100% of the time, if I'm paying attention. If I'm cooking for guests, that's what I'll do. Thing is, I'm an extremely distracta
by Centigonal 3y ago
I can make perfect stovetop rice 100% of the time, if I'm paying attention. If I'm cooking for guests, that's what I'll do. Thing is, I'm an extremely distractable person, and I've burned my rice more times than I can count.
My little zojirushi lets me get some rice started, go on a bike ride, forget about the rice, watch a youtube video, send some emails, remember the rice in a sudden panic, and happily find that it still came out nearly perfect.
- tomcam 3y agoPlus the Zojirushis last forever. We're about year 20 of ours.
- Auracle 3y agoTheir batteries, however, do not. Apparently on the model we have it requires quite a bit of disassembly and it's soldered in. In Asia it's expected to just be plugged in all the time and so the battery is just backup for when the power goes out. We, however, don't make rice all that often and so it gets put away after use.
- seanmcdirmid 3y agoI haven’t figured out how to change the time on my rice cooker anyways, and I’m pretty sure much of Asia (at least surely in China) will unplug rice cookers not in use (we got power outlets with switches).