I have the Aroma rice cooker, it costs less than $30 I believe.. really cheap yet it makes really great, quality rice. I make brown rice or white rice pretty regularly. Simple, reliable easy to clean.
that’s interesting! i’m going to get one of the aroma inexpensive ones. my friend says she can’t cook brown rice in it. any tips for someone who wants to make brown rice?
@@jen3897the aroma has a brown rice setting but all brown rice requires more water than white rice. Maybe your friends isn’t adding the right amount of water for the brown rice?
Retail pricing would be nice but I really am interested in the last one. Made in Japan is outstanding compared to the rest. Thanks to whomever is responsible for these presentations.
@@ElectroMonkEI’m having trouble. I eat a lot of rice and I want to get a rice cooker. People keep saying zojirushi but they can be expensive. Another brand I read where someone recommended over the zojirushi was the yum Asia brand. They were saying that zojirushi doesn’t do long grain rice well. Can I have your thoughts please. I feel like I’m drowning with all the information and there are so many brands I have never even heard of before and don’t know where to start and what to avoid completely.
I have no idea what im doing but i at least wash my rice and got an aroma 20 cup. I have no idea why i see people bashing it. Makes great rice and its never done me wrong. Im a guy with pretty limited cooking skills i just get whatever veggies seem good to me, chop it up and throw it all in with an egg. If i want meat ill lightly cook it in a separate pan with the veggies before tossing it all in together. Idk how people mess it up
@@bluecube7247 lol just a college kid learning to feed himself better than frozen pizzas. Ive switched to frozen veggies in a bag tho because its way easier and they seem to turn out a bit better than the fresh chopped that would sometimes get really soggy from the steam.
Thank you for all the great information. Would have been nice at the end to have a wrap up of what things you found helpful like which had the easiest to read numbers or the hardest to clean. I have had my cheap $10 rice cooker for years but lately eating lots more rice and want an upgrade, going to try the Aroma and if still eating lots of rice next year will upgrade to the Zojirushi, the price is a steep for something that might end up on shelf only being used a few times a year 💜
Although the Aroma rice cooker/steamer makes perfect rice it gets dirty easily and has too many parts to clean. Annoying. I never use it for steaming. I use a bamboo steamer so I can enjoy well steamed veggies rather than over steamed soggy veggies.
I'm guessing most folks reading this won't be spending close to $200 on a rice cooker, which is the last one, the Japanese brand starts w a "Z". Otherwise for unfussy rice cooking any American brand here will do, I'd go w Hamilton Beach. My friend bought an Aroma brand and he had to return it cuz the rice always turned out too dry even tho he put in enuff water. He says don't trust an American brand rice cooker that sells for cheap cuz you'll return it anyway
I disagree on the Zojirushi rice cooker. We eat jasmine rice and was told that this was the best rice cooker. While our rice appears to be overcook most of the time. We are not able to leave the rice in the keep warm function as after a day, the rice turn brown and has a funny smell. I've reached out to the manufacturer and they claim that we should never leave the rice in the cooker and run the keep warm more than a few hours. My personal experience with this rice cooker would not be on the best rice cooker to buy.
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I have the Aroma rice cooker, it costs less than $30 I believe.. really cheap yet it makes really great, quality rice. I make brown rice or white rice pretty regularly. Simple, reliable easy to clean.
that’s interesting! i’m going to get one of the aroma inexpensive ones. my friend says she can’t cook brown rice in it. any tips for someone who wants to make brown rice?
@@jen3897the aroma has a brown rice setting but all brown rice requires more water than white rice. Maybe your friends isn’t adding the right amount of water for the brown rice?
Retail pricing would be nice but I really am interested in the last one. Made in Japan is outstanding compared to the rest. Thanks to whomever is responsible for these presentations.
Zojirushi is the world leading brand in rice cooker. You can't go wrong.
@@ElectroMonkEI’m having trouble. I eat a lot of rice and I want to get a rice cooker. People keep saying zojirushi but they can be expensive. Another brand I read where someone recommended over the zojirushi was the yum Asia brand.
They were saying that zojirushi doesn’t do long grain rice well.
Can I have your thoughts please. I feel like I’m drowning with all the information and there are so many brands I have never even heard of before and don’t know where to start and what to avoid completely.
Hey! I just got a Zojirushi NL-GAQ10 and it doesn't have issues with long grain, just gotta rinse it beforehand!
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@@Belisarius536hi! did u end up picking one? looking for one atm. thanks in advance
I have no idea what im doing but i at least wash my rice and got an aroma 20 cup. I have no idea why i see people bashing it. Makes great rice and its never done me wrong. Im a guy with pretty limited cooking skills i just get whatever veggies seem good to me, chop it up and throw it all in with an egg. If i want meat ill lightly cook it in a separate pan with the veggies before tossing it all in together. Idk how people mess it up
Thx😂 hope you are being truthful
@@bluecube7247 lol just a college kid learning to feed himself better than frozen pizzas. Ive switched to frozen veggies in a bag tho because its way easier and they seem to turn out a bit better than the fresh chopped that would sometimes get really soggy from the steam.
Nothing to do with which is best, it's just an add for various rice cookers 😉😉😉😉😎
skams
what did you recommend for red rice?
Thank you for all the great information. Would have been nice at the end to have a wrap up of what things you found helpful like which had the easiest to read numbers or the hardest to clean. I have had my cheap $10 rice cooker for years but lately eating lots more rice and want an upgrade, going to try the Aroma and if still eating lots of rice next year will upgrade to the Zojirushi, the price is a steep for something that might end up on shelf only being used a few times a year 💜
Our Aroma died after 6-7 years use RIP little buddy daddy gonna miss you 😢 🍚
Man, if I see a Zojirushi rice cooker on sale for under $100, I'd go for it.
Zoji brand is the Mercedes of rice cookers
What’s so good about it?
Steamer baskets are BS. Just use your rice cooker to cook rice. Base the quality of your rice cooker on the quality of the cook, you had one job.
Although the Aroma rice cooker/steamer makes perfect rice it gets dirty easily and has too many parts to clean. Annoying. I never use it for steaming. I use a bamboo steamer so I can enjoy well steamed veggies rather than over steamed soggy veggies.
any with stainless steel, or all use toxic teflon?
Did u ever find a good stainless steel im not a big fan of the Teflon either
Aroma was the worst rice cooker I've ever had
Why?
Aroma was only good for a few months
Why mane stop gatekeeping lmk
@@kzy2304why more info needed mane
i have aroma it doesn't make my rice as good as i do it on the stove top looking for a better one
does anyone know if the OBH Nordica Rice Cooker Versatile is a good one?
I'm guessing most folks reading this won't be spending close to $200 on a rice cooker, which is the last one, the Japanese brand starts w a "Z".
Otherwise for unfussy rice cooking any American brand here will do, I'd go w Hamilton Beach.
My friend bought an Aroma brand and he had to return it cuz the rice always turned out too dry even tho he put in enuff water.
He says don't trust an American brand rice cooker that sells for cheap cuz you'll return it anyway
Very good video, thanks. I think I'll go with the first one 🤩
Which one is stainless steel inside? That’s the most important feature for me
None..Philips has got one
@@yb.11which one?
Need a blow torch and a jack-hammer to get the rice out dude....
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China is the world's largest rice consumer. It's a pity that no Chinese brand is indicated such as Midea.
lol just blew out of my surround sound speakers. He speaks so quietly but the intro is 4x as loud and bass boosted
Bs 😂😂😂😂 Japan one is waaaay better. Period!
I disagree on the Zojirushi rice cooker. We eat jasmine rice and was told that this was the best rice cooker. While our rice appears to be overcook most of the time. We are not able to leave the rice in the keep warm function as after a day, the rice turn brown and has a funny smell. I've reached out to the manufacturer and they claim that we should never leave the rice in the cooker and run the keep warm more than a few hours. My personal experience with this rice cooker would not be on the best rice cooker to buy.
Aroma sucks. Takes forever to cook and the pot will peel... didn't even last 2 years..
they have a new granite look pot, hope it's better, just bought an Aroma.
Voice too annoying to watch more then 20 seconds
I bet your voice is also too annoying 🤣🤣. I'm here for rice, not the voice of the guy.
Terrible advice LMAO
How so?
What a f'kin noise!