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this post was submitted on 14 Jun 2025
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Yup, for rice cookers, the cheaper the better. Anything with a gasket ain't worth the cleaning effort
Found a nice one for $90. On second thought I better check out the models at the local Asia Supermarket.
I've never actually used an expensive rice cooker, but the $15 one I got at [department store] works perfectly for me. This video sold me on the beautiful simplicity of it, and it's my favorite kitchen instrument
Of course Technology Connections made a video about Rice Cookers!! Thanks for sharing, gonna watch it when I can.
Yup, that's the type I meant above
His video also convinced me to get one