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rice tastes much better from a mid tier rice cooker with a microcomputer to adjust temps (i guess their version of fuzzy logic) like this panasonic than an instantpot. i tried and it was no contest... i have an isntantpot..but we don't use it for rice.Badder wrote: ↑ If you do want to use the multiple settings and not just a simple rice cooker, might as well get an Instant Pot.
6qt, regular price $69
https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/instant-po ... 0204716255
8qt, high-end model, clearance price $98
https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/instant-po ... 0203616887
Boxing day price $58.88 Wed. Dec 21 to Wed. Dec 28, 2022Badder wrote: ↑ If you do want to use the multiple settings and not just a simple rice cooker, might as well get an Instant Pot.
6qt, regular price $69
https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/instant-po ... 0204716255
8qt, high-end model, clearance price $98
https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/instant-po ... 0203616887
I placed an order at Walmart.ca and got cancelled today. Good to know Amazon.ca also has it. But the delivery date is Feb 19-20?li442il wrote: ↑ Now available on Amazon at 79.97$: Panasonic 4 Cup (Uncooked) Microcomputer Controlled Rice Cooker, White/Silver https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B01BF3IAC0?th=1
I’ve cooked rice and rice dishes in the instapot. Never sticks , I have had no issue. I do not use the rice cooker function. I use pressure cooking setting depending in the rice just change the time. I typically use basmati rice and I set it at 1 min. Ready in about 20 min all together with natural release.i always store my instapot with the lid upside down ( I have a cloth cozy to cover the whole thing ) and don’t have odors, been using the same seal for about 10 years now.6060842 wrote: ↑ Boxing day price $58.88 Wed. Dec 21 to Wed. Dec 28, 2022
Never used my instant pot for cooking rice. How easy is it to cleanup after? Does a lot of rice get stuck to the pot since it's a not a non stick pot? I've also found that instant pot seals can seemingly absorb odours from previous stuff I've cooked in it and this may affect the flavour of rice or yogurt if you use that instant pot function.
Walmart changed the flyer, now Instant Pot Duo is back to " hot deal " price of 68.88 . I contacted them on Twitter and this was their response:6060842 wrote: ↑ Boxing day price $58.88 Wed. Dec 21 to Wed. Dec 28, 2022
Never used my instant pot for cooking rice. How easy is it to cleanup after? Does a lot of rice get stuck to the pot since it's a not a non stick pot? I've also found that instant pot seals can seemingly absorb odours from previous stuff I've cooked in it and this may affect the flavour of rice or yogurt if you use that instant pot function.
No.ShadowVlican wrote: ↑ replacement inserts available?
Rice is one thing the instant pot sucks at. I've ever had a perfect batch after many attempts.Badder wrote: ↑ If you do want to use the multiple settings and not just a simple rice cooker, might as well get an Instant Pot.
6qt, regular price $69
https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/instant-po ... 0204716255
8qt, high-end model, clearance price $98
https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/instant-po ... 0203616887
My understanding is that it is the rubber seals on the lid that can start to pick up the odors not the stainless still pot that goes inside. You can buy coloured seals ( use a different colour for sweet vs savory etc) as replacements .ShadowVlican wrote: ↑ replacement inserts available?
Curious to know so you use the rice cook function or just pressure cooker function ?Barterlove wrote: ↑ Rice is one thing the instant pot sucks at. I've ever had a perfect batch after many attempts.
Won’t the rice sticks to the pot with instant potBadder wrote: ↑ If you do want to use the multiple settings and not just a simple rice cooker, might as well get an Instant Pot.
6qt, regular price $69
https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/instant-po ... 0204716255
8qt, high-end model, clearance price $98
https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/instant-po ... 0203616887
I've followed instructions to the letter using the rice function, adjusted for possible altitude differences, asked friends who have multi cookers, Plus. Never had a batch of rice come out anywhere near perfectly. And I can get perfect rice every time on the stovetop.queenofhearts wrote: ↑ Curious to know so you use the rice cook function or just pressure cooker function ?
