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Brand: Zojirushi
Category: Kitchen

List Price: ~~$99.99~~
Buy New: $79.99
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Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars

64 reviews
Sales Rank: 3377

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Number Of Items: 1
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Shipping Weight (lbs): 8.1
Dimensions (in): 10.4 x 14 x 11.1
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MPN: NSPC10
Model: NS-PC10
UPC: 023596212060
EAN: 0023596212060
ASIN: B00005OBC3

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Features:

•	Cooks 1 to 5 cups rice and keeps it warm, fresh, moist for hours
•	Nonstick pan readily releases rice and cleans easily
•	Single control for easy operation; cool-touch exterior
•	Rice spatula, removable spatula holder, measuring cup included
•	420 watts; 9-1/2 inches wide, 8-3/4 inches high, 12-1/2 inches deep

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Editorial Reviews:

Amazon.com Review
Equipped with a locking lid and a steam cap/vent to preserve moisture, this 420-watt electric appliance produces 1 to 5 cups of cooked rice and then automatically keeps the rice fresh, moist, and warm for hours. About 30 minutes is required to cook 5 cups, with an additional 15 minutes of warming recommended for maximum fluffiness. The cooker operates simply. There's a single control to begin the cooking process, and lights signal when cooking ends and warming begins. Inside the white-plastic, cool-touch exterior, a nonstick pan readily releases cooked rice and then cleans up easily. Accompanying the cooker are a rice spatula, a spatula holder that hooks onto the cooker's side, and a plastic measuring cup. The cooker measures 9-1/2 inches wide, 8-3/4 inches high, and 12-1/2 inches deep, weighs 5-3/4 pounds, and can be lifted by handles recessed into the sides. --Fred Brack

Product Description
Perfect rice, every time. This restaurant-quality rice cooker features a lock-tight lid and moisture preserving steam cap to keep rice fresh and moist for hours. Easy to use with one control and an automatic warming system. Non-stick interior and side condensation tray make clean up quick and simple. Stay cool exterior. Model: NSPC10.

Customer Reviews: Read 59 more reviews...

1 out of 5 stars

waste of money July 13, 2008
i have had it for 3 years or so---rice is never right (no matter who cooks it)....tried to adjust the measurements--still not good enough.... too sticky, messed up and turns into a film on the bottom...expected better results..

5 out of 5 stars

Lifesaver, Timesaver January 23, 2008
My 14-yr. old son wanted a rice cooker with rice warmer for Christmas really bad after seeing one in his Japanese friend's house. After researching, comparing, and visiting Asian stores I ordered this Zojirushi from Amazon on the 23rd with free shipping and was surprised to get it on the 27th. Wow!

A few years back I had purchased another "automatic" rice cooker that was supposed to turn off when the rice was done. I used it one time. The rice was not even al dente, it was raw when the unit turned off. I added water and pushed the on button 2-3 more times. Worst product in the world. I think it was a $40 Hamilton Beach. So I was wary of electric, "automatic" rice cookers.

This Zojirushi is a wonderful rice cooker. It is so easy to operate, even the children have made the rice. After 12 hours it is still pretty soft. We have left it on for up to 24 hours. It gets a little crispy by then (kids like it) but you could make it in the morning and when you get home just make a meat dish--chicken, pork, beef, lamb. Of course it only takes about 30 min. to cook 3 cups (enough for five people)so if you make it first and push the button you can move on to other dishes.

We LOVE it and use it just about every other day. Use the supplied measuring cup, rinse to get rid of the starch until the water runs clear, put in the steamer, add water to the measuring line, push the button. It automatically goes to "warm" once it's done. Perfect rice every time. Cleaning is a breeze too.

My son says since it was his Christmas present he is taking it with him when he goes off to college. Great for a dorm since it's electric. Maybe I should get another one for us . . . One thing--kids need to know when they serve themselves that they need to be careful when they open the lid. It's a steamer after all.

5 out of 5 stars

Fast, easy, perfectly cooked rice December 19, 2007
I chose this particular model due to a review in Cooks Illustrated magazine. It was one of the highest rated within its price range. Fortunately, they did a fantastic review and my expectations were perfectly set for machine. All in all, it's fantastic. I've only just recently received it and have made one batch of plain white rice. To that end, it was perfect with no learning curve. Just put in 2 cups (their cups, not measuring cups) of rice and then fill it up to "2" with water. It doesn't get any easier. First batch turned out great.

The only con that I have has nothing to do with the machine itself and was also a concern in the Cooks Illustrated review that I referenced. The manual is terrible. My paragraph above gives as much, if not more, instruction on cooking rice than the manual. There's no mention of different types of rice or anything. I'm sure that I'll just need to experiment to get the same quality end result with something like wild rice.

Other than that, it's well made and works great!

5 out of 5 stars

Hurray for Zojirushi November 26, 2007
2 out of 2 found this review helpful

I received this as a wedding gift 5 years ago and didn't touch it for the first year. The Japanese-translated instructions made it seem as if any small misstep would render the rice inedible.

Now it is perhaps my favorite and most useful kitchen appliance. Contrary to my initial fears, it seems that you could haphazardly pour any amount of rice and water in there and it would turn out fine - nay, perfect! It is almost magical - you push the button, it pops when it's ready, and there is hot, steamy perfect rice waiting for you! You will not be sorry you bought this one.

1 out of 5 stars

Messy and poor design October 21, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

Bought this as a replacement for a traditional Hitachi rice cooker. It is a mess to use as water bubbles out all over this thing. It is a mess to clean up as it has a number of small parts which are easily misplaced, and difficult to clean when they are covered with baked rice. I've already broken the lid-catch twice, replacing it once for $3, pretty good price, but no more. I am looking for another brand.

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