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… ended up buying the Sanyo fuzzy logic cooker and I couldn't be happier. It is versatile, easy to use and takes up very little counter space.

It cooks excellent rice. My son, who thought a rice…

…I bought this rice cooker to cook steel cut oats. It cooks steel cut oats without the mess. It's fast and clean-up is very easy. I use it every morning. Sometimes I even add fresh fruit. Maybe I… 145 more reviews »

…This rice cooker does a great job of cooking rice. I also use it for steel cut oats. However, it seems like the slow cooker function operates only at high and you can't set the timer for the slow… 156 more reviews »

…becasue it has a dedicated Brown Rice cycle as well as a Porridge cycle (great for steel cut oatmeal). I used to burn rice in a cheap, simple, non-fuzzy logic rice cooker, but have never anything…

…This is the third and best rice cooker that I've owned. All my rice cookers have been of this same general type -- a simple boiler pot rather than a sophisticated fuzzy logic appliance. The other two… 50 more reviews »

…I bought this rice cooker to make steel cut oats (I'm on a low glycemic index diet, but don't have time to stand over the stove stirring oats for an hour!). It does a fabulous job at making small…

…This rice cooker is amazing! I use it 2 - 3 times a day. Steel cut oats for breakfast. Rice with veggies for lunch. Pasta for dinner. This thing will cook so much more than just rice. I love it.… 45 more reviews »

…As chewy as steel-cut oats, but the texture is better and the taste is even "nuttier." (If I had known how good these were, I would have bought more of these than the steel cut.) The cooking time… 3 more reviews »

…. I haven't yet tried this as a slow cooker, but everything works so well, I feel sure that I'll like it. In addition to making great rice in it, I cook up steel cut oats for morning oatmeal (using… 38 more reviews »

… the difference is between these fuzzy logic cookers and plain old rice cookers, so I looked for some info on it. What I found was, basically to cook rice, there are 4 stages: standing in water, boiling, absorbing… 12 more reviews »

… quinoa, bulgar, rolled oats, couscous and kasha in it). It does not work too well for the long cooking stuff, like barley or spelt, but I don't really cook those often enough to warrant a fuzzy logic… 128 more reviews »

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I ended up getting the higher quality, Japanese-made induction fuzzy rice cooker by Zojirushi which has a stainless steel detachable inner lid. Which I love! It makes the absolute best rice (brown…

…I purchased this to make overnight oatmeal (1 cup steel-cut oats to 4 cups water). The heat is too high in this slow cooker so the oatmeal on the bottom and sides was cooked hard and brown, like a… 69 more reviews »

…I purchased this to make overnight oatmeal (1 cup steel-cut oats to 4 cups water). The heat is too high in this slow cooker so the oatmeal on the bottom and sides was cooked hard and brown, like a… 16 more reviews »

…I purchased this to make overnight oatmeal (1 cup steel-cut oats to 4 cups water). The heat is too high in this slow cooker so the oatmeal on the bottom and sides was cooked hard and brown, like a… 23 more reviews »