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Features: 10 cup capacity. Electronic control heating makes better rice. Built in carrying handle for safe and easy moving. Water level marks on inner surface of ricecooking bowl. Includes measuring cup, spatula, cooking and steamer pans. Indicator lights show whether cooking or warming mode is in use. Special keep-warm heating elements keep rice warm up to 12 hours. High quality double wall construction with locking top to seal in flavor. Non-stick PTFE coated rice cooking and steamer pans make clean-up easy. Retractable power cord reduces counter top clutter and stays attached for storage.
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29 of 29 people found the following review helpful
I have owned this type of Rice Cooker for more than 2 years. It is a little pricey compared to other rice cookers, but from my experience, it is worth it. This rice cooker cooks rice quickly (15 minutes or so) and it keep the rice warm until you are ready to eat. I had my rice stay on "warm" one time for two days without the rice turning brown and the bottom getting hard and burnt. We always have our rice cooker on "warm" so that we can have rice available 24/7. We eat rice for lunch and dinner and sometimes for breakfast too, so I always cook rice in the morning and it will last us until dinner. If we have left over rice for dinner, it will still stay warm and fluffy the next day.
I have tried several cheaper rice cookers sold in Target, they do a good job in cooking rice, but they dont keep it warm and soft... after a few hours of being on "warm" the rice turns brown and hard. These cheap rice cookers are only good for occasional rice eaters and for those who can finish their rice in one seating.
I was told also that Rice cookers made in Japan last longer than the ones made in China. There are similar "Tiger rice cookers" made in China but are sold at a much lower price ($50+-). According to friends, these doesn't last long especially if you plan to use your rice cooker everyday. So be sure to get a "Made in Japan" model.
I have tried several cheaper rice cookers sold in Target, they do a good job in cooking rice, but they dont keep it warm and soft... after a few hours of being on "warm" the rice turns brown and hard. These cheap rice cookers are only good for occasional rice eaters and for those who can finish their rice in one seating.
I was told also that Rice cookers made in Japan last longer than the ones made in China. There are similar "Tiger rice cookers" made in China but are sold at a much lower price ($50+-). According to friends, these doesn't last long especially if you plan to use your rice cooker everyday. So be sure to get a "Made in Japan" model.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
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Got Rice? Our family eats rice every day (2-3 times) and our last Tiger 10 cup rice cooker was a Christmas present from my parents over 10 years ago. When the non-stick got too worn out, I decided to buy a Panasonic based on decent user reviews. Well, the quality of rice that came out was not up to TIGER standard. With TIGER, you have fluffy rice that kept well for hours, not crusty/hard/crunchy. Well, after seeing this on sale, I had to buy it. Trust a life time rice eater. This is the best rice cooker for around $100 (or more) that you can buy.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
I have owned this cooker for almost 17 years, yes, only one of them. And though the lid doesn't always close tightly any more, it still makes incredible rice. International friends who come to my house are always surprised, and pleased, to see the cooker. They know they will get to eat good rice. I have eaten what comes out of cheaper cookers. Buy a good one, and this is a good one. We use it one to two times a week and it has been a workhorse, 3 servings, 10 servings, it does them all. It keeps the rice warm for hours. A great investment.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Hoping for better results on next use
Our rice cooker arrived safely and on time, and is a very nice-looking appliance. I bought this one because so many people said their rice never 'browned' using this cooker. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Carol Wigent
expensive but not so good
I bought it more than 1 year ago. At first, it worked perfectly. Rice taste so good. But lately something wrong has happened. Read more
Published 5 months ago by mimoza
Best appliance ever
I have owned this cooker for 16 years. It works as well now as the first day I purchased it. Perfect rice every time. Best investment in an appliance I have ever made!!!!!
Published 6 months ago by dermdawg
Excellent
Had a Zo unit, same style. This one is well made, better than Zo. PLUS it's made in Japan (still). For fast/great rice making while making the rest of the meal, and having it ready... Read more
Published 6 months ago by Rey
It's a winner
Had this for over a year already and it is the best. Consistently good rice.
Heats up fast and goes into warm mode at precisely the right time. Read more
Heats up fast and goes into warm mode at precisely the right time. Read more
Published 9 months ago by Grobo
Great cooker; overpriced vendor.
Best rice cooker money can buy, IMHO. After 10 years of daily, family-of-four use, we decided it was time to get a new one (the old one still worked, but the vent parts had... Read more
Published 9 months ago by Eigen
Ditto what everyone says -- what a winner
I used to have a smaller Krups rice cooker but I couldn't understand why there was a disgusting layer of caked browned rice on the bottom, every time, no matter what I did or... Read more
Published 10 months ago by Cutedeedle
Excellent Rice!!!
I recently just ordered this for my parents for Christmas, I know this Tiger brand is the best out of all the rest I've bought and I know my parents will love this as much as I luv... Read more
Published on December 17, 2009 by Jonathan Moua
Tiger America 10 c. Elec Rice Cooker
This is an AWESOME rice cooker. A MUST have rice cooker and don't get any size smaller than 10cups since their prices are almost the same.
Published on April 25, 2009 by A. Tran
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