January 29, 2005

Ok, ok...

I totally got outvoted on the rice cooker.

We're gonna get a new one.

(Yoshi has to pay for it, though.) :P

Posted by jozjozjoz at January 29, 2005 03:16 PM

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woohoo! we should all come over for rice :)

Posted by: joe at January 29, 2005 03:28 PM

New was the right choice, the only choice.

Posted by: daniel at January 29, 2005 04:08 PM

YEA!

Posted by: weenus at January 29, 2005 04:23 PM

make yoshi get a really expensive one that cooks rice, porridge, and can talk to the roomba if it gets really bored!

Posted by: stkyrice at January 29, 2005 10:18 PM

I'm shocked that the previous one lasted 15 years. Seems the cheapo ones I buy all last about 10 months before shorting out.

But if you left the old one in the fridge that long, perhaps you don't use it as often as I do...

Posted by: Shannon at January 30, 2005 10:23 AM

I hope you guys buy one that dings a bell if its left unwashed for 24 hours...

Posted by: vince at January 30, 2005 04:21 PM

It was not left in the fridge. It was sitting on in the corner, on our countertop for over a month!

Posted by: :: jozjozjoz :: at January 30, 2005 11:26 PM

1) Get one with a stainless steel bowl. No, really, you want one that has a surface that is a) non-porous, and b) non-reactive to most anything you'd find (or grow) in a kitchen. That means stainless steel. Preferrably 18/10 grade.

2) You left it out for a month. I'd have your kitchen fumigated or something. *ralphs*

Posted by: Deltus at January 31, 2005 06:28 AM

When I was a teenager (that would be the 1970's - you know, they did a television series about it) we actually had an automatic rice cooker. In Louisiana, we ate rice with practically every evening meal. And having a rice cooker was great, because it meant we didn't have to wait for a boil, throw everything in, wait again, turn down the heat, wait twenty-to-thirty minutes, and turn it off, etc., etc., etc. It saves using a burner on the stove, too.

I've never seen a rice cooker with anything besides an aluminum pot. Are they actually available in stainless steel?

Posted by: keith at January 31, 2005 12:12 PM

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