Zojirushi NS-TGC10 Rice Cookers

The Zojirushi NS-TGC10 Rice Cookers is ranked #5 in its ability to cook Brown Rice, #5 in its ability to cook White Rice, #6 in how easy it is to Clean, #6 in how simple it is to Use, #6 in how well it makes Porridge, #7 in how well it cooks Chicken & Poultry and #9 in how well it cooks Vegetables.

"I bought one of these a year ago for my son to use in his college dorm room. He grew up on brown rice (or just about any variety of the Lundberg brand rice products) so we all thought it…" - on Jul 4 2009 …full review

"…I eat rice almost everyday and it comes out the same everytime. I haven't had time to cook brown rice but will try sometime soon. It cost more than I would have wanted but, you get what…" - on Jun 10 2009 …full review

"I bought the smaller model, but it looked too small if I had guests over. I sent it back and bought a 5 cup Panasonic which was $50 cheaper, but the brown rice turned out not cooked all…" - on Mar 16 2009 …full review

"…changed it to the alternative beep (who woulda guessed?). Was concerned that it would handle brown rice properly, but it does very well. After loosing a rice cooker in a move, we…" - on Jan 15 2009 …full review

"perfect rice cooker if you want to make brown rice. Typical rice cooker usually burned the brown rice because it does not have the setting for it. With Zojirushi, the rice come out…" - on Jan 4 2009 …full review

"…the option to make sponge cakes which sounded interesting. The first batch of rice was plain white rice. I read the instructions, measured the rice in the included cup, poured it in to…" - on Dec 30 2008 …full review

"We bought this rice cooker after our old Krups one started to burn the rice, and it hasn't disappointed us yet. We have made brown rice, sushi rice, and white rice, and it is perfect…" - on Dec 14 2008 …full review

"…it for long grain white rice and for brown rice, it does exellent on both. a good purchase if you cook rice on a regular basis otherwise it may be on the high side for average households." - on Oct 28 2008 …full review

"…In case you were wondering...PF Changs uses medium grain, but I've had trouble finding that. White rice always comes out great, not too sticky or wet...though it does take around 45…" - on Sep 16 2008 …full review

"This rice cooker is very easy to use. We use it on a regular basis to cook white rice for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I typically use either the regular white rice setting or the "quick…" - on Jul 7 2008 …full review

"It's easy to use, easy to clean, and easy on the eyes. I never have time to just sit and watch or stir my food. I wanted an easy way to cook rice. Set it for the time you want and eat…" - on Jan 20 2009 …full review

"…cooking pot/bowl is nonstick and a little soapy water and a rinse and it's clean too. Finally, just wipe down the other surfaces and your done. I wish everything was that easy to clean." - on Dec 30 2008 …full review

"this product exceeds our expectations. it is easy to clean, cooks very well, keeps food warm nicely, and plays a happy tune at the beginning and end of the cooking process." - on Dec 16 2008 …full review

"…not a big deal since everything is proportional anyhow. The include spoon is great and easy to clean as well. Nothing seems to stick to! The handle and retractable cord are also…" - on Feb 28 2008 …full review

"… The retractable cord is an excellent feature and the cooker is easy to program. It is also easy to clean and nonstick. Cooks rice to perfection. Yes, it's expensive, but it does an…" - on Feb 25 2008 …full review

"…one's so easy to use, and flexible enough to make things other than rice, so I'm glad we bought it. Bottom line: I'd buy exactly the same thing if I had to do it over again- it's that good!" - on Jul 4 2009 …full review

"…not just lowly bachelors, and because of that I think everyone should buy one of these. It's easy to use, the manual and controls are clear. Just wash the rice, fill the nonstick pot…" - on Mar 10 2009 …full review

"It's easy to use, easy to clean, and easy on the eyes. I never have time to just sit and watch or stir my food. I wanted an easy way to cook rice. Set it for the time you want and eat…" - on Jan 20 2009 …full review

"…pot is marked with water levels for different amounts and types of rice, making it really simple to figure out how much water to add for the amount of rice to be cooked. There are…" - on Jan 3 2009 …full review

"This is just a great rice cooker! Once you get it set-up it is so easy to use.I have 3 members of my household and it is just the right size.The web site has recipes too that are…" - on Nov 18 2008 …full review

"…amount right. Here's what I have learned: Steel cut oats come out decently enough on the porridge setting, but only if you put in half the water that the instructions call for. If you…" - on Jan 19 2009 …full review

"… This is odd since it remembers the time just fine. I always have to change my settings to porridge for my oatmeal, even though I've always set it to that the time before. This is my…" - on Feb 28 2008 …full review

"…Zojirushi Cups White Rice 1 Small can Tomato Juice (I think it's 8oz) 2-4 Teaspoons of Chicken Buillon (or use chicken broth instead of the water) 2-4 Tablespoons of Taco…" - on Sep 16 2008 …full review

"…preparing my stir fry meat and veggies and then plug in the rice cooker. This one takes more planning ahead. However, the rice is better. Perhaps excellent rice takes longer to cook." - on Jun 5 2008 …full review