Zojirushi Np NWC10XB Pressure Ih Arrocera 5.5 Taza (negro)

With more options and the use of pressure, it is a bit more intimating than the more simple rice cookers, but it works very well. It also takes longer to do everything than a simple cooker. But it is very convenient to use once you get the hang of it. It is very well made and easy to clean.

Quality rice cooker. My wife and I love the rice we cooked in this machine. It's just wonderful! Expensive but worth it.

Very expensive rice maker but well worth the quality. Made in Japan with premium materials. Rice comes out perfectly every time. Note you don’t have to add butter or olive oil for those who have dairy allergies. Just the rice and water. We use this twice a week and it helps make cooking dinner easier.

This Zojirushi NP-NWC10XB 5.5-Cup Induction Heat Pressure Rice Cooker comes with instructions, the main unit, an induction heat (IH) pot, inner lid cover, pressure cap piece, proprietary rice measure cup, proprietary liquid measure cup, power cord, nonstick rice paddle and it’s clip-on holster. Upon first use I found the pot in the heavy and solid side, and it gave me the feeling that it was of good quality. The instructions advised me to level off the rice measuring cup (which I have never had to do before, but I guess every grain matters). Initially there was an odd plastic smell, which was a concern, but it went away. When done, my Zojirushi rice cooker made the rice taste amazing! Hands down the best rice I ever cooked, although I will admit that it does take forever to cook such fine

Love, love, love this rice cooker!I have to admit that I had to think long and hard over the price of this rice cooker, but I’m glad I finally decided to buy it.I can make just one cup of rice and it comes out perfectly. If it takes me 2 days to eat that one cup of rice, it holds it perfectly. The rice doesn’t dry out, or get “funky”. It stays delicious. This was an important feature for my decision because my husband only likes white rice and he likes to put bacon grease and salt in it. I’m on a low sodium and low cholesterol diet. And I also like a variety of different kinds of rice, depending on the meal. So we now have two rice cookers.Being able to prepare a small quantity is especially important for those who need to restrict carbs, or just don’t eat quite as much as they used to.I …

What can a very expensive rice maker do that less expensive ones can't? I would argue this has less features out of the box than less expensive rice makers.But what you buy this for is the quality and precise cooking of your rice. You buy this because "good enough" isn't!This rice maker makes rice, grains, oats and that is it! (Unless you buy a steam tray separately and then experiment so that you can still make your steam buns...)But the rice and oats come out marvelously, the texture is perfect and I didn't realize you could get different flavors out of rice with a pressure boil method or however this works. Truly a revolution in my mouth.The first use smelled like burning plastic, and I did remove all of the plastic prior. So maybe run it first time with just water.It looks pretty …

As an Asian family, we use this rice cooker on daily base. Does this rice cooker make amazing tasty rice? Definitely. Do I recommend you to get this rice cooker? Definitely not.Our first one of this model purchased back Sep 2021, and get ERROR code E13 at Jan 2023. This rice cooker only come with 1 year limited warranty. And the service referral we got from Zojirushi for northeast US is Turnpike Appliance Service-Oceanside at Oceanside, New York. Let's say, what a joke, their website looks like from the 90s, you cannot submit the repair request online that page is broken. Try to call? You can only try to reach them Monday to Friday 9 AM to 3 PM EST. I have called at least 10 times and no one ever would pick up your call. So we purchase a second one from Amazon. This time, we paid extra …

I live and die by my Zojirushi rice cooker. When the inner pot of my 10 year old NP-HBC10 finally started to give up its coating, I went to get a replacement pot. Out of Stock. OH NO. Yeah, no living without my rice cooker. So I did what any rational person would do and blew $525 schmackos on the flagship pressure cooker model. Like, really...who wouldn't?;)Now, in truth, I had been eyeballing this one for a long time, but really couldn't see my way to paying prime dollars for a new rice cooker when my existing one was working just fine. But, inner pot out of stock was all the excuse I needed. Even then, I hesitated over the price a bit. Then I did it anyway.I AM NOT SORRY. At all. I'd buy it again.This thing is great. I use it mainly for regular ole rice and steel cut oats. I cook A LOT