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Re:Fuzzy logic rice cookers (2016) by xnx on Sunday December 20, 2020 @10:36PM (#25491912)
Are there $100 or $500 commercial units? The best reviewed rice cooker by America's Test Kitchen is $30.
Re:Fuzzy logic rice cookers (2016) by yutopia on Sunday December 20, 2020 @11:36PM (#25492164)
Yes! Just checked, and the most popular model on kakaku.com (Japanese price comparison site) right now is around $300. Ours was around $400, maybe not the best but we're pretty satisfied with it.
Re:Fuzzy logic rice cookers (2016) by selimthegrim on Monday December 21, 2020 @01:53AM (#25492685)
I'm pretty happy with the rice from my $140 Aroma multicooker. I can even get away with only one cup min if I need to instead of two but quality suffers a little
Re:Fuzzy logic rice cookers (2016) by eps on Monday December 21, 2020 @04:10AM (#25493296)
There are even $1000 models, pressure-cooking claypot models whereby the pot has a layer of metal sandwiched in clay and is heated up by induction. Good stuff.

Luckily, not sold where I am, so it's not even an option :)

Re:Fuzzy logic rice cookers (2016) by vorpalhex on Monday December 21, 2020 @10:42AM (#25495883)
I have a $200 consumer unit, an upgrade from a $30 unit and it is so much better as to be almost uncomparable. We went from eating rice maybe twice a year to eating it twice a week, just plain old bulk calrose rice and our Zojirushi.