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Know the Benefits of Using 220 Volt Rice Cooker

Author: Peter Perira
by Peter Perira
Posted: May 15, 2017
An essential kitchen appliance, the rice cooker is a versatile tool for any kitchen. No wonder it’s ubiquitous not only in Asian homes, but also in the kitchens of passionate home chefs. Different models have a number of features for all requirements, making the rice cooker a veritable kitchen aid for the easy preparation of hot meals for the family.

There are a few types of cookers available, each with a different set of functions. They also come in different sizes. Rice cooker capacity is measured by the cup—usually ranging from the 3-cup small model to large capacity 10 cup unit. Pick out the proper size cooker for your needs.

There are also a few types of cookers classified by their functions. The basic ON/OFF cooker cooks then automatically shut off, when done. This is the simplest model with the lowest cost. Then there are ‘cook and keep warm’ models that maintains the heat of the rice after cooking it. Advanced electronic cook and keep warm cookers have heat sensors and can keep your rice warm for up to twelve hours and can be programmed to cook different kinds of food. These are typically more expensive but are fantastic options if you cook rice every day and want to experiment with other dishes. Did you know that rice cookers also work great for cooking and preparing soups and stews? You can also use them as a steamer for vegetables, dumplings, fish and other dishes. They can also double up as food warmers.

Consider purchasing models with the basic safety features built into them. These include fuse protection and temperature sensors that cut off the power to keep the appliance from overheating with prolonged use. Some models also have braided power cords to protect them from burning, as well as cord reels that make sure the power cords are stowed away safely when not in use. Also consider the build quality. Lower cost models are usually constructed of metal, without any external cladding. Mid-range and high end models usually have a metal chassis with plastic housings for heat insulation, which also helps keep food warmer for longer. They also have drip and spill guards and steam ports that divert cooking steam away from the user safely.

About the Author:

Peter Perira is the managing director of SamStores, which is one the largest distributors for household Electronic Goods, we Guarantee the infrastructure to offer you nothing but the best in quality of products and after sales service.

About the Author

Peter Perira is the managing director of SamStores, which is one the largest distributors for household Electronic Goods, we Guarantee the infrastructure to offer you nothing but the best in quality of products and after sales service.

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