1. You are country

1. You are country
2. Do you own a ricecooker?
3. Do people in you are country own ricecookers?

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i live with a viet girl, so yes.

Multicooker, not rice cooker.

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1, Japan
2, Yes, of course
3, Filthy gaijin don't have them, but honorary Japanese so-called weebs own them.

No. It's a useless tool and only people who don't know how to cook use them.

No. I just cook it in a pot.

yes, but mine isn't as fancy. I don't think it's that common to have one here.

It is very convenient and I've never been able to boil perfect rice like that thing does.

I have something better

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I do not know, it is not difficult to boil rice so that the hardness is proper.

Ricecooker cooked rice is unhealthy for your body

1. flag
2. yes
3. most of them do, yes

My grandfather was in Iran on worker exchange, and he told me that you eat (or ate, at that time) different sorts of rice for most meals. Is that true?

I have two. A nice one like OP that I actually use to cook rice and then a shit one that is basically just a hot plate that I use to make pasta, soups, and other stuff

>Filthy gaijin don't have them
Lmao

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No, never seen that

What's the advantage of a rice cooker vs a regular pot?

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That's true for lunch, traditional dinners are mostly bread based.

No and no

Rice cooker only good for Takikomi Gohan.
Regular pots serve much tastier rice if you have good skills

i'm white, so i eat bread or pasta.

Thank you for the answer.
He was forced to leave during the time when the revolution began, and he was somewhat sad about that.

It has programs that help low cooking skill brianlets and doesn't require to put attention to the pot and just leave it

Okay, so the ricecooker is a insulated induction pot
With a temperature sensor.
It works on a very basic principle: It changes mode from "boil" to "heat" when it detects that temperature goes over boiling.
Why do this work? Because so long there is water left in the kettle, temperature can't go over boiling. So if there is no water left, then temperature can go higher, which means the rice is done.

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Best Chinese technology, very sophisticated.

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1. flag
2. no
3. no. we just... cook rice, since it's the easiest thing in the world to cook

Stupid white people use microwave for this.

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1. Italy
2. Yes
3. No, and it's honestly not that useful to me either, it's just for people that can't stay in the kitchen to properly cook their food.

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rice cooker no
instant pot yes

I mean, if you don't cooke rice atleast thrice a week then I imagine it wouldnt be that useful

Based

You're like a baby, need all these food gadgets to help you cook

Ok, that makes sense as it's comfortable
But isnt' cooking rice without any sliced garlic and oil flavorless?

Ricecookers are pretty based if you live in shared housing and would rather not linger in the ktichen around people you don't know.

Burger
Yes I own a $450 rice cooker
Not really.