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I miss my zoji fuzzy logic cooker. Wedding gift. It broke several years ago. I've been cooking rice in a pot since then, like some kind of animal
I will never buy a rice cooker since I am completely happy with rice made in a pot, be it for sushi or anything else. Is there really such a difference? I don't really notice a difference between my rice and that in restaurants.
I think the most important difference is that you can leave the kitchen and completely forget about it, and it will not burn
I occasionally overcook it, but that's on me. My MIL thinks I'm crazy tho
I don't own one, but my family did and I used it. What's nice about rice cooker's is you just load them up and the rice will always come out perfect. In addition, some allow you to boil some veggies at the same time. Basically you have a grain and veggie dish prepared with less effort than with pots. If I see a used rice cooker, maybe I'll buy it, but its not a big enough change for me to buy new.