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Tiger America 10 c. Elec Rice Cooker/Food St ( JNP-1800 ) | 
| Brand: TIGER
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $236.84
Buy New: $118.80
You Save: $118.04 (50%)
Rating:  1 reviews
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 10.1
Warranty: 1
MPN: JNP1800
Model: JNP-1800
UPC: 785830010367
EAN: 0785830010367
ASIN: B000BFTAT6
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Design: Pure Flower | | • | Capacity: 10 cups | | • | Power: 120 Volts (USA use) | | • | Made in Japan |
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Product Description
Product Information Cooking fluffy delicious rice is as easy as pushing a button. The JNP-1800 by Tiger of Japan steams up to 10 cups of rice to perfection then keeps it warm until serving time. Advanced cooking features such as surround heating for even cooking Thermal Read Switch to precisely control temprature and steam flow. Nonstick inner pan cleans easily and the cord retracts for storage. Measuring cup and rice ladle included. Heavy duty unit is built to last. Design: Pure Flower Capacity: 10 cups Power: 120 Volts (USA use) Made in Japan
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| Customer Reviews:
Warm rice all the time December 26, 2007
Marina (USA)
9 out of 9 found this 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.
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