my new rice cooker have high power mode that do that. all the rice in the bottom is yellow.
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My $600 mistake CUCKOO rice cooker from South Korea
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my new rice cooker have high power mode that do that. all the rice in the bottom is yellow.
It is a high tech.
Smart Induction heating.
pressurise like a pressure cooker.
high quality build and design.
i thought i have better rice. Jesus, i did not expect worse rice to me.
Try using all the algorithm mode. Hope one of them work for you. The problem with this cooker is it is using induction heat to envelop the pot. Infact it acts like an convection oven. Do not temper with the seal/valves or gasket. Just keep the steam exhaust outlet clear the hissing noise should be softer.
No rice cooker, no matter how sophisticated, can replicate rice cooked in a claypot on a charcoal fire. The coal flavour imparted to the rice cannot be achieved by electrical heating – that's common sense. Why do you think the Chinese and Japanese still insist on cooking some dishes in claypot?
Try cooking 瓦煲饭 (HK 煲仔饭) in your $600 cooker and get back to us.
Don't be a sucker for technology. An appliance that's purported to do 10 things in one can probably do all those 10 things – badly. I've been conned many times in the past by claims of instant cappuccino to magic frying to the 10-minute bake. Besides, the Koreans tend to overhype their marketing ... the only thing they've really got right is their Happycall cookware, which has rightly achieved international acclaim.
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Well dear Singveld, here you are no different from those pap idiots, thinking that big money will get you better people.
No rice cooker, no matter how sophisticated, can replicate rice cooked in a claypot on a charcoal fire. The coal flavour imparted to the rice cannot be achieved by electrical heating – that's common sense. Why do you think the Chinese and Japanese still insist on cooking some dishes in claypot?
Try cooking 瓦煲饭 (HK 煲仔饭) in your $600 cooker and get back to us.
Don't be a sucker for technology. An appliance that's purported to do 10 things in one can probably do all those 10 things – badly. I've been conned many times in the past by claims of instant cappuccino to magic frying to the 10-minute bake. Besides, the Koreans tend to overhype their marketing ... the only thing they've really got right is their Happycall cookware, which has rightly achieved international acclaim.
they have charcoal coating
and high energy mode which burn your rice.
With their expensive rice cooker, they will make the same rice without extra cleaning.
i did not even bought the top model, the top model cost $800.
It can make bread, warm take away food - very well. it can communicate with my old galaxy phone with NFC.
the design is beautiful - like a motorcycle helmet.
everything great except make the rice i like.
expensive always better. that is true.
You have been made a cuckoo.
cuckoo in switzerland. a wonderful bird. cuckoo in korea, high end rice cooker.
not cuckoo in singapore.
cuckoo in singapore, Daviz and JohnTan
it is just a rice cooker. why so deep.
Pray, tell, who is this singveld?
alamak, you don't know our premium member and citizen!
Hahahahaha looney "premium member"
