Zojirushi Neuro Fuzzy NS-ZCC10

“I bought her a Zojirushi Neuro Fuzzy as a Christmas gift. it's a higher end >$100 model but it's been worth every penny. It super easy to use: put in rice and water, push a button and then walk away until it plays twinkle twinkle little star (no kidding). Then once cooked it will automatically keep rice the perfect warm temperature for hours without burni”

“that’s waaaayyy too long for the common busy person.”

“We had to get a new cooker as not to be ingesting the particles.”

“it still works great. The only time it didn’t work perfectly was when I accidentally left some rice on the ‘keep warm’ setting”

“when u eat rice everyday, ur gonna pay for a nice machine thats made well”

“Consumerism brain rot.. wanted to "level up" so got rid of a perfectly usable rice cooker”

“The winner is a nope for me, sadly. It's coated with Polytetrafluoroethylene”

“The length of time to cook rice was a drawback initially but we adjusted our cooking routine accordingly.”

“I used to work in a restaurant that used that exact model of Zojirushi. I swung by that same restaurant 10 years later and they still had the same two rice cookers in the back, still working after all those years. Impressive machines.”

“Zojirushi are great rice cookers but cuckoo is amazing for Korean rice.”

“Mine is used 4 nights a week and is still making perfect rice 15 years in.”

“The first is the lousy non stick pots that invariably wear out after 2 years and the replacements are priced at OVER ½ the cost of a new machine.”

“I've had a Zojirushi rive cooker for over a decade and use it 2-3 times a week and it still works perfectly.”

“the cooker malfunctioned, and the company turned its back on me, doesn't respond to contacts, and doesn't fix the problem!”

“I have a Zojirushi Neuro Fuzzy rice cooker that has worked very well. It has multiple settings for different types of rice, including brown, and a keep warm function. The one thing I dislike is that it seems to take a long time to cook the rice.”

“It cooks rice and slow cook oats perfect everytime.”

“Returned 2 high end Zojirushi machines and kept the 10 cup Panasonic.”

“Zojirushi NS-ZCC10 5.5 cup Neuro Fuzzy rice cooker has only one flaw: there is a battery inside that keeps the clock working and it isn't user serviceable. Once the battery goes you will either need to leave the cooker plugged in or set the time every time you go to use it. Not a dealbreaker, but annoying”

“The fuzzy logic model they recommend here is nice, and has more features than the JNP line, but its not induction so does not cook quite the same nor as fast”

“40 min bruh ????? it is better to use pressure cooker using gas stove”

“I have a different model Zojirushi rice cooker that’s well over 50 years old. We use it all the time and it still makes perfect rice.”

“Too bad the 100 page encyclopedia that comes with it couldn't explain it at all.”

“I hesitate to buy this because 45 minutes for rice is an ETERNITY.”

“Highly recommend this My asian parents use this for years no issues now I have grown up I brought the exact same one best one ever.”