Zojirushi's new mouthful, the Pressure Induction Heating Rice Cooker & Warmer NW-JEC10/18, comes in 5.5- and 10-cup sizes, and it sits at the top of the company’s lineup. It cooks with pressure ...

And this new Zojirushi rice cooker takes its technology to the next level by using induction heating. A rice cooker like the Aroma merely heats a plate at the bottom of the pot, whereas the ...

Rice cookers also produce better rice than multicookers, including the Instant Pot. The Zojirushi Induction Heating System Rice Cooker & Warmer NP-HCC10 makes cooking rice practically effortless.

Throughout our testing, we tried some fancier machines that use induction heating, but found that the quality of rice didn’t improve much. We tested three rice cookers with induction heating ...

In an induction rice cooker, magnetic coils heat the rice directly and consistently, offering up far more precise results than what you get from a standard rice cooker using a traditional heat source.

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It’s also the only rice cooker in our ratings that uses induction technology, which generates a magnetic field that turns the pot itself into the heating element. Heat is distributed throughout ...

A rice cooker cup size is classified as 180 millilitres ... There are also different types of heating with induction heating offering precise temperature control and even-cooking as the entire ...