What kind of answer are you expecting to get? Zojirushi is the answer you're going to get on the internet if you ask "what rice cooker should I buy" with no other qualifications because it's pretty universally agreed upon that it's the highest quality product.
My Zojirushi is the easiest to clean appliance I’ve ever owned. Just take the cooking bowl out and wash it with a damp cloth. Takes all of 30 seconds.
Re:Claude can now search the web
by terribleperson on Thursday March 20, 2025 @03:16PM
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Zojirushi being difficult to clean is kind of a wild take, unless most of their other rice makers are a wild departure from mine.
Re:Claude can now search the web
by TimorousBestie on Thursday March 20, 2025 @03:28PM
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Yeah, never had any trouble cleaning any of my Zojirushi equipment.
Perhaps there's some new rice cooker with AI cleaning /s
Until then, my Zojirushi is very simple to clean.
Yeah Zojirushi is absolutely the right answer so the contrarian take in this comment is actually not what I would want in search result.
There are other good rice cookers like Cuckoo, and cheaper options like Tiger or Tatung, or really budget options like Aroma, but you pretty much can’t go wrong with Zojirushi if you can afford it.
This is a case of HN cynicism and contrarianism working against oneself.
Re:Claude can now search the web
by dontlikeyoueith on Thursday March 20, 2025 @04:36PM
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> Well first Zojirushi is unnecessarily expensive and difficult to clean
Expensive sure, but it's only difficult to clean if you're a double amputee.
But bonappetit.com is exactly an example of affiliate link spam. Even their budget option is awful.