Sanyo ECJ-F50S Rice Cooker Reviews

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Having lots fun with my Sanyo 5-C; in fact, I spend some time after awakening in the morning deciding what I will cook in it. Usually I immediately go down to thkitchen to put in some steel-cut oats and Grape Nuts mixture with raisins and cutup dried apricots and a little brown sugar. from Cooking.com I did a bit of research into rice cookers, and this Sanyo line is by far the best for the money. The titanium lining is ingenius... from Cooking.com No matter how much water I put in, no matter what grade the rice is, the rice is always perfect. Now, when I add coconut milk, I can taste the coconut more with the Sanyo! I highly recommend this item! from Amazon.com I needed a new rice cooker after the teflon coating on the pan of my Zojirushi on-off started peeling off. Zoji had already replaced the pan once under warranty because of the same problem. from Amazon.com I absolutely love this rice cooker. In terms of functionality and form, it is light years ahead of the Aroma Rice Cooker which I purchased at Target a few years ago for about $25. The Aroma worked adequately, though if I left it on for more than a half hour or so, the bottom of the rice got very crispy. from Amazon.com After failing to get satisfactory functionality from an on/off Aroma rice cooker (which had a hot spot that burned everything), I am absolutely loving this Sanyo. Nothing burns, including wheatena & oatmeal (forget doing cereals in a rice cooker with no porridge cycle!). from Amazon.com I work for a Japanese owned company, so I did a little survey prior to purchasing a rice cooker. Of the many Japanese nationals working in my office the majority said that Sanyo was the preferred rice cooker for their families. from Amazon.com I picked this thing up after my faithful Zojirushi died in a small, kitchen fire a little while back. Wired magazine gave it a top rating in a recent (at the time of this writing) issue, and it was cheaper than a similar Zojirushi (the #2 machine in the above mentioned article), so I decided to give it a shot. from Amazon.com I am very pleased with both the product and the merchant. The delivery was prompt, and the rice cooker arrived in perfect condition. This is the second Sanyo rice cooker that I own. The thick inner pot is a great plus over my first one - it looks and feels very sturdy. from Amazon.com This cooker makes good rice. I don't find it especially slow--mostly because I'm used to planning ahead for my brown rice already (80 minutes rather than 60). The rice has great texture and flavour. from Amazon.com