Max cups: 10 Cups, With Warming Function
The first electric rice cookers seemed miraculous--perfect rice in minutes with a minimum of fuss. Now, happily, the second generation is here. Equipped with a micro-computerized fuzzy logic temperature control system, Zojirushis new rice cooker not only knows when rice is done, but cooks to different levels of doneness as well. Want softer rice for making croquettes or harder rice for fried rice? No problem. This 10-cup cooker also has controls for brown rice, white rice, porridge, or grits. You can even make one-dish meals like vegetable rice or jambalaya--the recipes are included.
Price Range: $60 - $200
Epinions Rating: 
(3 Reviews)
NonStick: With NonStick Pot
Warming Function: With Warming Function
Max Cups: 10 Cups
Height: 9.33 in.
Width: 10 in.
Depth: 14.25 in.
Author's Rating:
Pros: Perfect rice every single time. Easy care, easy clean, simple to use.
Cons: Lot of money. Bulky.
The Bottom Line: Makes perfect rice every time (and I mean perfect). Could not be simpler to use or maintain. If you like rice, this is for you.
Review: Why on earth would anyone buy the most expensive rice cooker around? You can buy a rice cooker for $30 and it will cook rice, no? So what made me drop almost $200 on a rice cooker!? No, I am not mad. Read on. I have always been a rice fan... Read Full Review by cdwilli1, Apr 26, 2002
Author's Rating:
Pros: Easy to clean, great fluffy rice. Lots of features.
Cons: 'spensive.
The Bottom Line: It cooks rice to perfection and can keep it nice for hours. If the price doesn't scare you, you'll love how it works, and cleans up.
Review: Zojirushi's Neuro Fuzzy Logic Rice Cooker is quite a kitchen machine. We had an older cheapy cooker that always seemed to bake the last inch of rice onto the bottom of the pan. It seemed like time to upgrade, so we checked out features on several of... Read Full Review by ddw78, Mar 11, 2002
