Breville The Multi Grains Rice Cooker, Silver BRC550SIL
Rice Quinoa Stir- Free Risotto Porridge Lentils and Steam
Sear and Saute Setting
Automatic Keep Warm Feature
10 cup rice capacity makes up to 20 cups of cooked rice
CamelCamelCamel.
Buy Japanese/Korean/taiwanese cookers if you're serious about cooking rice.
The Breville Rice box seriously comes close to a Tiger/Zojirushi rice cooker… Steams as opposed to boils. Heaps of built in functions too. And theyre $99!
Doubt it.
Doubt all you want. The quality comes down to the design techniques used (sort of resembling a pressure cooker)- where theyre almost identical to the more expensive models.
Second that……. using Breville Rice Box and it is one of the best rice cookers under $100
Third that. I have no doubt the expensive Asian ones are just that bit better, but the Rice Box does a much better job than this Rice Cooker or similar non-pressurised models.
+1. I'm using the same one for four years cooking rice every day. Makes very nice rice.
@Commenter: And steaming eggs (using fast cook with the steamer basket). My sis has chickens and her eggs really difficult to peel when boiled (something about them being too fresh/the membrane not being thick enough). So easy to peel now! Steam dim sum etc regularly.
mate thanks so much for posting. While I don't have the Breville Rice Box, I never thought to use my Breville Fast Slow Pro for cooking rice. Tried it today on some cheap grains, and ended up so fluffily good.
Nice! I hate single purpose appliances SO much so its nice to get a few uses out of them. I'm generally reluctant unless I can think of more than 1 use.
For the life of me I cant figure out why fast/slow cookers aren't more popular. Its just a matter of pressurising/computer programning for the thermostat. I guess they can't sell as many appliances then.
If the Rice Box had a slow cooker setting it would be amazing!
That looks and sounds pretty awesome. I just wish it came in a little version as I generally only cook rice for myself
I'm on the lookout to upgrade my ricecooker, Do they come the a stainless-steel bowl as these non stick ones never last?
In my family we have 4x Rice Boxes between different houses. Note the Smart Rice Box is the never version, they still make both.
Our oldest one would be ~8yrs and isnt significantly scratched (just avoid using metal in them- although I'm guilty of using metal sometimes)
NO DEAL!!! This should be standard price for this model. I think I grabbed a smart rice box for $95 a while back
I've used this Panasonic rice cooker for more than 5 years and still in excellent condition plus it cooks best tasty rice than Asian restaurant.
Anybody know if it has quick cook (rice) function?
This was around this price for ages in Costco
I use the $14 Kmart rice cooker >.>
$13 Now xD
Uhhh where did you get that $109.95 RRP from?