Tiger Corporation JAGS18U 10-Cup Rice Cooker Reviews

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Pros: Features and ease of use. Cons: Return/Exchange Policy of Tiger Corporatoin is ridiculous. from Shopping.com Tiger makes the best rice cookers. I've gone through a few rice cookers and they were all pretty terrible with either quality of the product itself or the cooked rice. from Amazon.com This is an AWESOME rice cooker. A MUST have rice cooker and don't get any size smaller than 10cups since their prices are almost the same. from Amazon.com This rice cooker had not been reviewed when I bought it, but I bought it anyway because all the Asian markets around here say that the Tiger brand is the best. I really wanted a cooker that could do it all..white rice, brown rice and sushi rice. from Amazon.com Got Rice? Our family eats rice every day (2-3 times) and the our last Tiger 10 cup rice cooker was a Christmas present from my parents over 10 years ago. When the non-stick got too worn out, I decided to buy a Panasonic based on decent user reviews. from Amazon.com My first Tiger Rice Cooker lasted 25 years without a problem. Bought a new one because inside pot was a little bit pitted. from Amazon.com I have owned this type of Rice Cooker for more than 2 years. It is a little pricey compared to other rice cookers, but from my experience, it is worth it. This rice cooker cooks rice quickly (15 minutes or so) and it keep the rice warm until you are ready to eat. I had my rice stay on "warm" one time for two days without the rice turning brown and the bottom getting hard and burnt. from Amazon.com I'm always amazed to see this product still being sold at local Chinese supermarkets and here on Amazon. I've used mine for over 15 years now and quite regularly in the past 5 years. I don't see the non-stick stuff coming off the cook bowl but over time, there will be some small particles of rice stuck on quite permanently. from Amazon.com I lost a my tiger rice cooker part. So I contacted tiger. from Amazon.com I tried long grain brown rice which I had soaked all day. I got brown rice mush. I called Tiger and was told that white Basmati requires less water than other rices, and that this cooker would not cook brown rice. Well I haven't tried white basmati again yet, but I have cooked short grain brown rice several times and really like it. from Amazon.com