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My $600 mistake CUCKOO rice cooker from South Korea
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The best rice cooker is the humble Chinese claypot. My grandma used to cook her rice in a claypot over a charcoal stove every meal. Still the best rice I've ever tasted. Cleaning is a chore though – have to scrape the burnt rice off.
The second best rice cooker is the Japanese electric rice cooker. I'm using Zojirushi, which invented the 'stay warm' function. Makes a perfect pot of rice every time. National is also pretty good.
Stay away from Korean cookers, and Korean stuff in general.
The second best rice cooker is the Japanese electric rice cooker. I'm using Zojirushi, which invented the 'stay warm' function. Makes a perfect pot of rice every time. National is also pretty good.
Stay away from Korean cookers, and Korean stuff in general.
No new rice give this problem
Eat more wheat lah...... so said Singapore Govt in 1967 :
Deputy Prime Minster Toh Chin Chye (Right) Tasting a Wheat Cooking Competition.
A flour exhibition was held in conjunction with National Day ’67. The Singapore Food Manufacturers’ Association organized a “Eat More Flour Week” in liaison with the government. The Singapore Medical Association endorsed the campaign publicly, citing health benefits of flour over rice in Straits Times.
This was one Campaign which FAILED, while the "Stop at 2" was a great success...... see what happened today? Still happy with LKY's "visionary greatness"?
Deputy Prime Minster Toh Chin Chye (Right) Tasting a Wheat Cooking Competition.
A flour exhibition was held in conjunction with National Day ’67. The Singapore Food Manufacturers’ Association organized a “Eat More Flour Week” in liaison with the government. The Singapore Medical Association endorsed the campaign publicly, citing health benefits of flour over rice in Straits Times.
This was one Campaign which FAILED, while the "Stop at 2" was a great success...... see what happened today? Still happy with LKY's "visionary greatness"?
And fart more
Eat more wheat lah...... so said Singapore Govt in 1967 :
Deputy Prime Minster Toh Chin Chye (Right) Tasting a Wheat Cooking Competition.
A flour exhibition was held in conjunction with National Day ’67. The Singapore Food Manufacturers’ Association organized a “Eat More Flour Week” in liaison with the government. The Singapore Medical Association endorsed the campaign publicly, citing health benefits of flour over rice in Straits Times.
This was one Campaign which FAILED, while the "Stop at 2" was a great success...... see what happened today? Still happy with LKY's "visionary greatness"?
Could have benefited Prima no?
FAP were helping their friends on a regular basis.
http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?31003-Insider-Tharman-and-Rotary-Engineering
http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?31003-Insider-Tharman-and-Rotary-Engineering
some sinkies are gluten-intolerant, especially those with southern peasant genes. better for these coolies to stick with rice.
You could have saved yourself the trip to Korea by getting a Philips rice cooker. I was also looking at the higher end version which also had the pressurised feature. The reason I decided against getting any of the new rice cookers is because they use non-stick pots. Don't know if the newer non-stick is safe but better to be save then sorry.
My current rice cooker is an old National rice cooker . Very old 10+ years & still very dependable.
My current rice cooker is an old National rice cooker . Very old 10+ years & still very dependable.
If you have type II diabetes, eating white rice can be a problem. You can try multi-grain rice.
Another option is Thai organic Crystal Hom Mali brown rice. Available at some NTUC. They even have a facbook page, www.facebook.com/sukhahouse
http://www.sukhahouse.com/shop/
Although it is a brown rice, taste wise it is just like to normal white rice. It also cooks very well, There is very little sticky residue to clean,
halo awsi peet ho boh ah tiong hum ho jiak boh
i never like anything about Korea
the food sucks and the people rude
it is a fuck up country unlike my dear Singapore and of course the mighty USA
i never like anything about Korea
the food sucks and the people rude
it is a fuck up country unlike my dear Singapore and of course the mighty USA
hate to agree with you but koreans are just snobbish babarians
they're jealous, vindictive, arrogant, prideful, power-hungry, domineering and thuggish too. samsung korean management investigated and humiliated employees of u.s. operations because they were highly successful.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/samsung-surprised-success-us-sent-154100439.html
I use Zojirushi. Do you know why the brown rice still need about 45mins? any way to cook faster? Any guide regarding the water level for two person or smaller portions? My brown rice come out mushy:(
Funny, my Zojirushi's brown rice came out a bit dry initially. (I prefer my rice a little bit sticky.) After some experimentation, I got it right: For two persons, 1 cup of brown rice to 1¼ to 1½ cups of water.
Unpolished Thai red rice gives a nicer consistency that the standard brown rice.
The only Korean product in my house is a SAMSUNG washing machine because their standard is only acceptable for washing my undies.
I have worked with Korean clients before and they are all very nasty lots. Once at the airport, I met a Japanese who sells their machines to the Koreans. During a meeting, the Koreans showed no respect for the Japanese by taking a pencil and threw directly at the Japanese sitting opposite, even though the problems had originated due to the misuse by the Koreans themselves.
Yes, the Koreans are just a insular, uncouth martial tribe ensconced in N.E. Asia, constantly warring with the other neighbouring tribes like the Manchus, Jurchens, Khitans and Mongols. Also, years of paying obeisance to China as a vassal state and living on borrowed Chinese culture have given them a huge inferiority complex.
Now that they've made it to the developed league, their lack of culture and civilization is manifested in their boorish manner and hyper-nationalistic (xenophobic and racist) behaviour. The inferiority complex is manifested in their repeatedly appropriating elements of Chinese culture (written language, medicine, historical personages) as their own, even distorting historical facts to suit their agenda of aggrandizing their relatively atavistic cultural heritage.
Premium citizen like you have to lower yourself to ask ordinary citizen like us this simple question
Coat the pot with Vaseline lah, problem solved
for 600 dollars. you would presume it is non stick. And it is.
rice cooker make superior rice compare to a pot. Unless you like crisy bottom using pot or claypot.
But rice cooker have high power mode which make that too, without sticking on the pot. It make pot rice in a rice cooker.
