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Zojirushi Neuro Fuzzy Rice Cooker 1L (NS-ZCC10)

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Zojirushi Neuro Fuzzy Rice Cooker 1L (NS-ZCC10)

Name: Zojirushi Neuro Fuzzy Rice Cooker 1L (NS-ZCC10)
Brand: Zojirushi
SKU: zojirushi-neuro-fuzzy-rice-cooker-1l-ns-zcc10
Price: 143 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

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The Zojirushi Neuro Fuzzy Rice Cooker can actually think for itself. Capable of making small adjustments in temperature and heating time on its own, it will adapt and react on the fly for perfectly cooked rice over and over again Read More

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enero

604

Feb 27, 2018

So in what world does 1 liter equal 5.5 cups? Zojirushi has always perplexed me with they weird measurements on these cookers.

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enero

604

Apr 4, 2018

ahhhhhh.... thank you for clarifying that for me!

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lusername

Oct 25, 2018

Ah, thanks for this. I lost my Zojirushi cup a while ago, but before I had I measured it and find that it was the equivalent of 3/4 cup American. Now I know why.

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Yogurt

Dec 24, 2017

Dare I ask if there's a 220V option?

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Yogurt

Feb 28, 2018

Shipping it to a 220/230V country without offering a 220/230V option isn't very helpful.

Rocketrobin76

Apr 4, 2018

YogurtFGS man buy yourself an inverter! If there's no motor in it you don't need to worry about the Hz

repete66219

106

Jan 23, 2018

I'm so pissed that I don't need a rice maker.

Bknguyen

693

Feb 27, 2018

repete66219I hear ya. This thing sells for 270 CAD here too

Mellifera

Nov 18, 2017

+1 to JBBB There are a fair few of us who live in a country with 220/240v power. C'mon Massdrop, any chance you could have a rice cooker drop offering this as an option? I'm pretty sure it would have lots of support.

Heavyboxer

380

Jan 29, 2019

MelliferaYou're correct. A much larger rice consumption population exist in the 220/240v region than 110v.

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Personman

113

Nov 17, 2017

I've had the larger version of this rice cooker (NS-ZCC18) since 2013. It has made 2 to 3 pots of perfect rice every week since I got it. We've made white rice, brown rice, and the very rare pot of oatmeal and it just works every time. I set the timer to start the rice before I get home so it's done when I arrive home with little mouths that need to be fed. All replacement parts appear to be readily available from the Zojirushi website. I've only ordered once when my kids broke a clip that holds the spatula and all the parts seemed to be in stock. There are only two caveats I have to offer: 1) You must like asian style rice. That's what this thing does best! It takes some practice to get good long grain rice (cajun/southern/Indian styles). 2) It will ruin you for eating cheap Chinese food in restaurants. You'll find yourself saying things like, "I make better rice than this at home" and "Oh, this rice isn't very fresh." If you eat the hell out of some rice you will love this thing. Update: It's been two years since I wrote this. My rice cooker is still going strong. Replacement parts are still available from the Zojirushi website. I couldn't be happier with this thing.

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jbbb

Nov 17, 2017

What is the electric figures : 110v, 220v ?

A community member

Mar 4, 2018

Great rice cooker, but shop around, can be found for the same price or less at Amazon.

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Towards_Light

Oct 26, 2018

Really? I see it for $160 on Amazon in 10/26.

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enero

604

Oct 26, 2018

Towards_Lightreally what? prices go up and down on amazon.

mbellows

Mar 2, 2018

I have one of these (slightly earlier model) and I loooooove it. So cute. So effective. At this price if you are in for a rice cooker it's a no brainer.

Zuutron

Jul 18, 2018

We had bought one of these a while back and it's a Godsend, put the rice in and forget about it until it chimes. Perfect rice every single time. Would highly recommend if you eat a lot of rice.

aberusugi

Apr 3, 2019

Once you get up into this price range, honestly I would not spend money on Zojirushi, the brand has not changed much or evolved much in the past 20 years or so. Cuckoo is top of the line. If you have deeper pockets than 150 for a rice cooker, my wife and I use this one: https://www.amazon.com/Cuckoo-CRP-HV0667F-Pressure-Cooker-Uncooked/dp/B00WTJNWWS Which is very pricey but sometimes goes on sale. Induction pressure cooked rice is super freaking fast and it's one of the best major appliance investments we've made.