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Zojirushi NS-MYC10 Micom Fuzzy Logic 5.5 Cup Rice Cooker and Warmer

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Brand	Zojirushi
Capacity	5 Cups, 5.5 Cups
Color	White
Special Feature	Timer
Item Weight	0.01 Ounces

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5-cup capacity; four rice settings: white, quick, porridge and mixed/sweet
Microcomputerized Fuzzy logic temperature control system
Spherical heating system ensures perfect cooking every time
Extended keep warm setting keeps rice tasty for up to 12 hours
Reheating cycle warms rice to serving temperature

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Product Description

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This rice cooker cooks up to 5-1/2 cups (enough to feed five to ten people or more) of a variety of rices--white, sweet, porridge, and mixed--for accompanying stir-fries, stuffing peppers, or rolling sushi. The LCD screen is easy to read and the push-button controls are simple to program once youve mastered them. After loading your rice and water into the inner pan and choosing the type of rice you are making from the menu, the microcomputerized "Fuzzy logic" temperature control system calculates the exact cooking time (usually between 45 and 70 minutes) and programs it for you. The Fuzzy microchip combined with the units spherical heating system, which cooks on all sides of the inner pan, ensure perfect rice every time without burning or overcooking. You can also set the timer manually in 30-minute increments for cooking times of up to 13 hours. When cooking is complete, the cooker beeps eight times and automatically shifts into a Keep Warm mode, which keeps rice warm for up to 12 hours after cooking is complete. An Extended Keep Warm function warms rice for up to 8 hours at a lower temperature and reduces the chance of rice drying out or becoming discolored or odorous. If rice is still not eaten by then, there is another opportunity to give it a warmup of between 5 and 15 minutes using the Reheat key.

The inner pan has a nonstick coating for easy cleaning and the lids stainless-steel underside also wipes clean much effort. The rice cooker has a plastic handle for transporting it from cabinet to counter and a retractable cord for easy storage. This appliance comes with a spatula and spatula holder and is covered by a limited 1-year warranty. --Cristina Vaamonde

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Product information

Brand

Zojirushi

Capacity

5 Cups, 5.5 Cups

Color

White

Special Feature

Timer

Item Weight

0.01 Ounces

Included Components

Instruction Manual

Product Dimensions

15 x 11.2 x 10.6 inches

Item Weight

0.01 ounces

Manufacturer

Zojirushi

ASIN

B00009K3TA

Item model number

NS-MYC10

Customer Reviews

4.0 42 ratings

4.0 out of 5 stars

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

No

Date First Available

April 30, 2003

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42 global ratings

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Customers say

Customers like the quality, ease of use, heating, and value of the rice cooker. For example, they mention it makes soft rice, is much better than classic rice cookers, and has a stay warm feature. Some appreciate the reheating cycle and say it's worth the extra money.

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14 customers mention14 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the rice cooker. They mention that it makes good rice, is much better than classic rice cookers, and is easy to use. Some say that the rice cooks nicely after 30 minutes. Overall, most are happy with the product's quality.

"...Conclusion: High Tech Excellent "Sushi-type" rice maker- but rather pricey and limited to rice. Definitely NOT for rice pilaf. Obtuse manual." Read more

"...Though the rice did cook nicely after 30 min or so. I just wonder how long before other issues come up...." Read more

"...Simply put, it makes darn good rice." Read more

"...it will take to prepare it, the rice stays perfectly warm and perfectly cooked...." Read more

6 customers mention5 positive1 negative

Customers find the rice cooker relatively easy to use. They say the one-button start is simple to use and the rice is soft enough, but not wet.

"...Turns out it's relatively easy to use, but cleaning it is a pain...." Read more

"...This thing makes GOOD rice. One button start is easy to use...." Read more

"...After 10 minutes reading the manual, you can start! Very simple to cook, rice (after cook) is soft enough, but not wet...." Read more

"...It makes soft rice and is easy to use. a good product from Zojirushi" Read more

4 customers mention4 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the heating of the rice cooker. They mention that the stay warm feature is great, and the reheating cycle is good.

"...No burnt rice on the bottom. Stay warm feature is great. Easy to use once you figure out the manual. Fun good looking high-tech gadget!..." Read more

"...of the meal, or how long it will take to prepare it, the rice stays perfectly warm and perfectly cooked...." Read more

"...pros:- timer feature- reheating cycle- haven't tried the porridge option yet- rice pot is easier to clean-..." Read more

"...Makes rice just perfect and keeps it good and warm for hours." Read more

4 customers mention4 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the value of the rice cooker. They say it's an outstanding value for the money and that paying extra was worth getting the higher quality.

"...It works great and paying extra was worth getting the higher quality. No regrets and will buy another if the need ever comes up." Read more

"...To me this one is where price meets quality.I have been using this cooker for over three years...." Read more

"...If you cook rice almost every day, it worths the cost." Read more

"Outstanding value for the money..." Read more

3 customers mention3 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the softness of the rice. They mention that it's easy to use, and produces fluffy rice.

"...Very simple to cook, rice (after cook) is soft enough, but not wet. Small capacity, though, so just suitable for 2-3 people...." Read more

"...I've made both white and brown rice in it and it's come out as fluffy as a cloud. Be careful when you open it though...." Read more

"It's much better than classic rice cookers. It makes soft rice and is easy to use. a good product from Zojirushi" Read more

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Luxury "Sushi" rice cooker smarter than some people!

Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2003

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Having live in Hawaii for several years -where excellent rice is the norm (even at McDonalds)- I feel confident that most finicky rice lovers will be pleased with this cooker. If your favorite rice is dry, instant, or like Uncle B's- don't get it- mainly because this cooker excels at creating moist somewhat sticky rice that can be scooped like ice-cream (in fact- in Hawaii- they will ask if you want "two scoops rice".

Pros: Excellent rice just right for two. No burnt rice on the bottom. Stay warm feature is great. Easy to use once you figure out the manual. Fun good looking high-tech gadget! Makes other visiting cooks really jealous. Well made (makes other rice cookers look like pathetic pieces of low end junk!). Makes porridge- which I have yet to try. Has a limited countdown timer. A cross-cultural and intellectual experience too.

Cons: Rather large and bulky. Hard to figure out how to work it, since the manual was probably translated poorly form Japanese and refers to 2 models. My DVD player is far easier to "figure-out" and I have an IQ of 166! Rather small to cook other veges with the rice since it is not only small, but they warn you not to cook anything but rice--I guess it freaks out the fuzzy logic. The manual is rather Obsessive-compulsive and claims that you should treat the inner bowl with tender loving care- don't even wash your rice in it, for it may scratch it! I prefer to live dangerously and not only clean my rice in it, but I sometimes sin and add non-rice objects (like carrots).

Conclusion: High Tech Excellent "Sushi-type" rice maker- but rather pricey and limited to rice. Definitely NOT for rice pilaf. Obtuse manual.

41 people found this helpful

Good but not great. Quality Issues-Made in China

Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2005

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I've always associated Zojirushi as one of the best if not the best rice cookers. And so, I thought for all the money you pay vs. a Sanyo or Tiger, it must be made in Japan and great quality. But it isnt so, in fact its made in China and had it been disclosed in the description I would not have bought it.

After one use it had mold on the bottom of the base that wont wash off. Though the rice did cook nicely after 30 min or so. I just wonder how long before other issues come up. My parents Zojirushi rice cooker is still going strong after 15 yrs. But keep in mind, that was back in the day when it was still made in Japan, where people cared about quality control.

Just beware of possible quality issues and 5.5 cup feeds about 3-4 people.

19 people found this helpful

What can I say.. it cooks rice.

Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2005

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I bought this to replace an ancient (25 years!). At first it looks intimidating, with all the buttons and beeping noises. Turns out it's relatively easy to use, but cleaning it is a pain. Basically you push the MENU button until it highlights the type of rice you want to cook (I always use the "quick cook" option) and push COOK. I have not really used the "keep warm" and "reheat" functions because I find that the rice gets dry and hard - better to just put leftovers in a tupperware and nuke it in the microwave.

The instructions provided only give measurements for regular short-grain japanese rice. Zojirushi's website wasn't any help either. I have had to experiment with different water levels for brown, jasmine, wild and other exotic varieties.

Brown jasmine - 1/8th more water than the line for white rice indicates

Jasmine - just a bit less

Wild - follow directions on packages

Basmati - same as for jasmine

I also noticed that the measuring cup included is smaller than a "real" cup. Use your own measuring cup for recipes calling for cooked rice.

I'm cautious about using this cooker for anything other than rice; the ridiculous amount of time spent cleaning the lid and steam vents that would be required doesn't justify having to think about icky juices festering inside. There's no way to clean the inside part between the vent and the inner lid so I have to stuff the hole with a paper towel until all the liquid is absorbed. Even so, I bought another one for myself, which my brother promptly stole and took to college with him. Simply put, it makes darn good rice.

24 people found this helpful

My Ultimate Rice Cooker!

Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2006

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I love this rice cooker! The computer allows me to put rice on whenever I decide that I'm going to have it with a meal, and not have to think about it again. I just decide what time I want to serve that meal, and tap in the amount of time before that; the computer figures out how much the water will have softened the rice, when to turn on the rice cooker, and how long to cook it in order for it to be perfect at the time I want to serve it. If I'm delayed, miscalculate how early I need to start the rest of the meal, or how long it will take to prepare it, the rice stays perfectly warm and perfectly cooked.

I appreciate that this rice cooker does all of the above without having to be plugged in all the time, nor having a clock to reset each time it's plugged in. The size is right for cooking rice for just the two of us, or for many more people.

We had two other rice cookers before this. The first was a workhorse that lasted almost thirty years. The second was a basic model you can find anywhere there are rice cookers, which never made perfect rice, and which made progressively less perfect rice the longer we used it. Having had a less than wonderful experience with that rice cooker, I searched and researched for some time before deciding on this make and model, and haven't been in the least disappointed with my choice. In fact, we love it so much we decided to get one for our son and daughter-in-law.

12.13 For some reason, I always assumed that the porridge setting was just for congee. Recently it finally dawned on me that the rice cooker might work for steel cut oats, and I tried it after a quick Google search confirmed my suspicion. What a treat to wake up to piping hot oatmeal!

9 people found this helpful

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