Looking up a talking rice cooker after watching some good Korean shows on Netflix. (Steamer). Loved my Instant Pot until it stopped working in middle of cooking roast and I o lay had used the pot once a month for a year.
Yep, it says pekmi in that 'glutenous rice' bit, which means white rice. 현미 is brown rice. Anyways, cuckoo makes great rice cookers - though I wouldn't want to pay that extra money for the speech function. Their non-speech rice pressure cookers are great - as good as cuchen, and not too expensive either.
A English manual for this model hasnt been produced, What you could do however is to match the closest model which is CRP-HY to your BHB067FS. Most of the key functions remain the same. You can download CRP-HY's English manual here at: www.cuckooworld.com/usa/product/Product_detail.aspx?Key=116#taget
OMG! That was complicated, the voice function was funny at the beginning but I can see myself driving crazy after a little while of use. I'm thinking about buying one of these or a Zojirushi, not sure which would be better for me
+Alan Chau A Zojirushi was also on my list, a choose the Cuckoo because i personally think they look more modern and the voice guide and lights tipped me towards it. Great rice cooker.
I think all Cuckoo rice cookers have the option to disable the voice commands entirely as well - making them as quite as Zojirushi if you wish to. It's in the same menu where you change the language. That's quite a nice feature to have, if you're cooking rice past midnight and don't want to wake up people.
Glutinous rice is sticky rice. On this cooker it says glutinous rice, but on the screen in Korean it says white rice. But the same option can be used on either rice. Mixed rice is option for mixed grains rice. You can buy or mix different types of rice, that option is for that. Hope this helps 👍
Thanks, that's helpful. When I cook Jasmine rice in my Cuckoo rice cooker it ends up really glutinous. I'd prefer it less moist. Do you know which program would produce the rice more as I like it?
I usually use Long grain jasmine fragrant rice, on the glutinous rice option (But on the LCD screen, it actually says "White Rice"), some cookers have both a White option & glutinous rice. I would suggest use less water, as the measurements in the cookers are generally just a guide. Sometimes you do need to adjust the water level depending on the crop of rice.
+MrHamit64 They are a Korean electronics company Cuckoo, they make a whole range of things. But they are best known for their Rice cookers being the no#1 brand. Heres a link to their website www.cuckooworld.com/index.aspx
How's it holding up? I'd like to by a 10 cup version. We use our rice cooker everyday. and u think it's time to one of these bad boys instead of a 30$ rice cooker.
+Jonny I've bought a generic electric rice cooker for $30 thinking it will be enough. NEVER AGAIN. I highly recommend you get the Cuckoo PRESSURE rice cooker (any model will do) . The rice that comes out are genuinely night and day difference from my old electric cooker. Its MUCH moist, and it stays that way for weeks at a time. My electric cooker would dry up (even inside the container) after only a week. I love the fact that I can cook rice in as little as 15 minutes with the Turbo cook feature. Before I had to soak the rice in the water for an hour, then wait another hour for it to completely cook. That is 2 hours for cooking rice when I'm hungry as heck. With the Cuckoo, I only had to wash the rice (not even soak it in), put in in the container and wait around 20 minutes for everything to come out nice. I'm really happy with my purchase. Yes, it costs a lot but the benefit of having perfectly cooked come out everytime (not to mention the amount of time it saved me) it well worth the investment.
The screen should be in English as well as the voice, but this is probably a direct import product from Korea. You must be uncomfortable. It's a translator, so I don't know if it's going to make sense.
Yeah the brand is Cuckoo, they are the biggest selling rice cooker brand in South Korea and I can easily say this rice cooker will easily beat any western branded rice cooker you can pick up at a retail store.
I purchased a Cuckoo, I'm in love be since I got it!
Also, I must say, your videos are very helpful...Thank you so much..🙏🏼🌹
Looking up a talking rice cooker after watching some good Korean shows on Netflix. (Steamer). Loved my Instant Pot until it stopped working in middle of cooking roast and I o lay had used the pot once a month for a year.
Yep, it says pekmi in that 'glutenous rice' bit, which means white rice. 현미 is brown rice.
Anyways, cuckoo makes great rice cookers - though I wouldn't want to pay that extra money for the speech function. Their non-speech rice pressure cookers are great - as good as cuchen, and not too expensive either.
A English manual for this model hasnt been produced, What you could do however is to match the closest model which is CRP-HY to your BHB067FS. Most of the key functions remain the same.
You can download CRP-HY's English manual here at:
www.cuckooworld.com/usa/product/Product_detail.aspx?Key=116#taget
OMG! That was complicated, the voice function was funny at the beginning but I can see myself driving crazy after a little while of use. I'm thinking about buying one of these or a Zojirushi, not sure which would be better for me
+Alan Chau A Zojirushi was also on my list, a choose the Cuckoo because i personally think they look more modern and the voice guide and lights tipped me towards it. Great rice cooker.
I think all Cuckoo rice cookers have the option to disable the voice commands entirely as well - making them as quite as Zojirushi if you wish to. It's in the same menu where you change the language. That's quite a nice feature to have, if you're cooking rice past midnight and don't want to wake up people.
do they have spanish mode speakers?
No, only Chinese English and Korean
My cuckoo smart IH is when Pressure Start show 1H:F - please how to solve this problem.
Do you know what the difference is in the results between glutinous rice and mixed rice?
Glutinous rice is sticky rice. On this cooker it says glutinous rice, but on the screen in Korean it says white rice. But the same option can be used on either rice. Mixed rice is option for mixed grains rice. You can buy or mix different types of rice, that option is for that. Hope this helps 👍
Thanks, that's helpful. When I cook Jasmine rice in my Cuckoo rice cooker it ends up really glutinous. I'd prefer it less moist. Do you know which program would produce the rice more as I like it?
I usually use Long grain jasmine fragrant rice, on the glutinous rice option (But on the LCD screen, it actually says "White Rice"), some cookers have both a White option & glutinous rice. I would suggest use less water, as the measurements in the cookers are generally just a guide. Sometimes you do need to adjust the water level depending on the crop of rice.
Wow this is perfect for those of us that are blind. This is really cool. So what else does the company that makes this make?
+MrHamit64 They are a Korean electronics company Cuckoo, they make a whole range of things. But they are best known for their Rice cookers being the no#1 brand. Heres a link to their website www.cuckooworld.com/index.aspx
+The HD Channel Thanks my friend. this would be really usefull to have.
Cuckoo also make water purifier and air purifier and alot of best product..
Wow cool. That's awesome.
How can I get the english user manual for a related model?
How to turn on turbo?
You press the cook button twice
엇!!저건 우리나라껀데 우와~외국사람들도 가지고 있구나 신기하당!!
very useful review. thank you. where did you buy it from please?
한국어로되있는데 버튼눌르니깐 영어가나와서..충격이랄까..?
BH series is sold in the US and has an english manual.
Michael Horgan Mine was sent directly from Korea & it did not have a English manual
You can buy them from various places on the internet, including eBay & Amazon
Waiting for 7 seconds during setting mode will cause it to automatically cancel as to not waste any time whatsoever.
I HAVE THE OLD ORANGE ONE THAT GAS NOT ENGLISH MODE , ANY INSTRYCTIONS ANYONE
+zuzette100 Hi, they all dont have English voice mode, you need to ask the seller if English is available on that particuliar model
How's it holding up? I'd like to by a 10 cup version. We use our rice cooker everyday. and u think it's time to one of these bad boys instead of a 30$ rice cooker.
+Jonny I've bought a generic electric rice cooker for $30 thinking it will be enough. NEVER AGAIN.
I highly recommend you get the Cuckoo PRESSURE rice cooker (any model will do) . The rice that comes out are genuinely night and day difference from my old electric cooker. Its MUCH moist, and it stays that way for weeks at a time. My electric cooker would dry up (even inside the container) after only a week. I love the fact that I can cook rice in as little as 15 minutes with the Turbo cook feature. Before I had to soak the rice in the water for an hour, then wait another hour for it to completely cook. That is 2 hours for cooking rice when I'm hungry as heck. With the Cuckoo, I only had to wash the rice (not even soak it in), put in in the container and wait around 20 minutes for everything to come out nice. I'm really happy with my purchase. Yes, it costs a lot but the benefit of having perfectly cooked come out everytime (not to mention the amount of time it saved me) it well worth the investment.
+ConceptVBS I bought the 10 cup version on the one you have and I agree. as someone who eats and almost cost rice daily this was totally worth it.
Once you try rice from a "Proper" rice cooker, you can tell if the rice been cooker with a good rice cooker or not.
우리집 밥솥보다 좋은거 사셨네
you have ricecooker better than our house ...
영어 맞나 모르겠다 ㅋㅋ ㅜㅜ
The screen should be in English as well as the voice, but this is probably a direct import product from Korea.
You must be uncomfortable.
It's a translator, so I don't know if it's going to make sense.
Thanks allot
It's 304,900 Won in korea(=$254)
but in Amazon, $572.33.
You need to Gikgu.
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It can talk😲 oh no bro
Cuckoo? lmao
Yeah the brand is Cuckoo, they are the biggest selling rice cooker brand in South Korea and I can easily say this rice cooker will easily beat any western branded rice cooker you can pick up at a retail store.