Zojirushi NS-TSC10 5-1/2-Cup (Uncooked) Micom Rice Cooker

Agreed. It's just rice, people! No nutrition, bland flavor. Why not focus on real food? //@anonymous: thousand dollar pot for cooking RICE?! hahaha //@Catty: Got one top model from Japan, cost nearly $1000.

go return it //@anonymous: My (Costco) Zojirushi rice cooker's nonstick layer came off quickly and easily. I use only the provided plastic paddle to scoop rice out of it. For an expensive cooker like this, can't they make better inner pot?

$190 for a bread machine, I don't see any difference with cheaper ones. But expensive rick cooker do have difference with cheaper ones regarding heating technology.

bought a 10-cup one for my Asian wife, she really love it. And then I get lots of "benefit" positions.

I have one, only used it twice. I don't really think it works much better. Maybe because I was not using the right rice.

thousand dollar pot for cooking RICE?! hahaha //@Catty: Got one top model from Japan, cost nearly $1000.

Well your Costco model was NOT made in Jap, that’s the reason //@anonymous: My (Costco) Zojirushi rice cooker's nonstick layer came off quickly and easily. I use only the provided plastic paddle to scoop rice out of it. For an expensive cooker like this, can't they make better inner pot?

got a premium model from japan's dad, cost me a broken back

Got one top model from Japan, cost nearly $1000.

Got one from Japan, the top model

My (Costco) Zojirushi rice cooker's nonstick layer came off quickly and easily. I use only the provided plastic paddle to scoop rice out of it. For an expensive cooker like this, can't they make better inner pot?

if $50 is a reasonable price for this, then nobody could afford it //@Anonymous: $50 should be a reasonable price

not made in japan

$50 should be a reasonable price