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Zojirushi NS-ZCC10 Neuro Fuzzy Rice Cooker & Warmer (5.5 cups) | 
| Brand: Zojirushi
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $229.99
Buy New: $168.88
You Save: $61.11 (27%)
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Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 26639
Shipping Weight (lbs): 8.4
Dimensions (in): 14.7 x 11.5 x 10
MPN: NS-ZCC10
Model: AZOJNSZCC10K1
UPC: 084331441572
EAN: 0718122179121
ASIN: B0001WDFJU
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Zojirushi NS-ZCC10 5-1/2-Cup Neuro Fuzzy Rice Cooker and Warmer | | • | Helen's Asian Kitchen Sushi Tray | | • | Helen's Asian Kitchen Silk Wrapped Chopsticks (5 Pairs) |
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Product Description
Zojirushi advanced Neuro Fuzzy logic technology ensures perfect rice every time. Zojirushi's high-tech design includes a spherical inner pan and heating system for even heating and a lock-tight lid that keeps your rice fresh and moist for up to 12 hours.
You can program the digital timer for up to 13 hours in advance so that the rice is warm and ready when you are ready to eat it. The automatic keep-warm feature switches on after the cooking is finished, and the nonstick pan ensures fast, easy cleanup.
Zojirushi Neuro Fuzzy rice cookers also feature: Menu settings for white/sushi rice; brown rice; semibrown, mixed, and sweet rice; and porridge. Quick cooking cycle reduces cooking time LCD clock and timer Reheating cycle Durable nonstick coating prevents rice from sticking and makes cleaning fast and easy Stay-cool side handles for quick and easy pan removal Easy-to-follow recipes included
Size of the 5.5 cup rice cooker (NS-ZCC10) is approx. 9H x 8W x 14D; weighs 9 lbs; electric rating is 120 volts/650 watts.
Color: Premium White.
Capacity: 5.5 cups/1.0 liter
Made in Japan.
*This model replaces NS-ZAC10
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| Customer Reviews:
Crazy Perfect Rice! January 9, 2006
R. Moroney (Indiana)
33 out of 33 found this review helpful
My wife said I was crazy to spend so much just to cook rice. That was until she tried the rice! When she tried the oatmeal, she started telling all of our friends and family about how incredible it is. We've had this machine for 4 months and use it several times per week for both rice and oatmeal.
Rice:
It makes the ultimate rice every time. The best feature is that it keeps the rice warm and perfect for up to 8 hours. It does this by having an excellent seal between the lid and the bowl, plus very accurate temperature control. We picked up a 25 lb. bag of Kokuho Rose pre-washed rice at Costco for something like $0.50 per lb. My family loves it!
Rice Pudding:
Italian rice or Arborio rice - We made this over the Christmas holidays. Just follow the recipe on the bag using the white rice cycle. Serve with a little butter, sugar, and cinnamon, it's heaven.
Oatmeal:
This is my personal favorite. I always wanted to try Irish oats but was put off by the time consuming process of cooking and stirring. This cooker makes oats effortlessly. (By the way, from www.foodsubs.com/GrainOats.html, steel-cut oats = Irish oats = Scotch oats = pinhead oats = coarse-cut oats = steel-cut oatmeal = Irish oatmeal = Scotch oatmeal = pinhead oatmeal = coarse-cut oatmeal = porridge oats = porridge oatmeal. These are whole oat grains chopped into small pieces. They're a little bit chewier than rolled oats, grain aficionados often prefer them for hot oatmeal cereals and muesli.)
To make oatmeal, put the cooker on the porridge cycle. You should only cook 1 to 1.25 cups of Irish oats per batch, more than this (or less) have caused my batches to boil, which puts oats in the steam vent. To prevent this, I use the porridge cycle combined with the pre-washed rice setting, this gives the oats a few extra minutes to soak. That seems to minimize the tendency of the oats to boil over. Another option is to let the oats soak overnight, then there's a lot less "free" water to boil over. My last choice for preventing boilover is to stir the mixture halfway through the cycle. Guaranteed to work but I usually forget. When it does boil over, it's not impossible to clean the oats out of the steam vent. But it is a pain.
1 cup of dry oats makes 2 to 3 servings;
add 2 cups +3 oz of water = 19 ozs
1.25 cups of dry oats makes 3 to 4 servings;
add 3 cups of water = 24 ozs.
If you don't get to the porridge as soon as the cycle is complete, it is still great to eat for an hour or so, you'll just have to mix some milk into the result. Add pure maple syrup for a taste that is pure luxury.
We get steel-cut oats in a 70 oz. can from store.honeyvillegrain.com. Six cans cost $34.50 delivered. The cans are hermetically sealed and advertised to last for years, but we're already into the third can.
Build quality on this machine is number 1. The bowl is the best too, rice almost never sticks to it. If it does, just soak it in warm water for a while and it will dissolve. Oatmeal literally falls out of the bowl after it cools off.
What can you say... April 16, 2004
32 out of 36 found this review helpful
Cant find any negative things to say about this made in Japan Zojirushi rice cooker. Make sure when you buy zojirushi items that you get the made in japan version. I know for sure that ZAC10, ZAC18, KCC05, VBC-18 are all made in Japan. The others like MYC, PC models are made in China. I like these much better because they have the legendary quality of made in Japan models. It makes all sorts of rice and you can also make dishes inside the cooker. I also like to steam things like dumplings and chinese bread.
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