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Brand: Farberware Color: White EAN: 0632051020739 Item Dimensions: Label: Farberware Manufacturer: Farberware Model: FSRC100 MPN: FSRC100 Publisher: Farberware Release Date: September 24, 2004 Studio: Farberware Variation Description: WHITE Warranty: 1 Features:
Accessories: Editorial Review: Product Description: One of the easiest foods to prepare is rice, and the farberware 10 cup rice cooker does just that. Overall it yields about 20 cups of cooked fluffy rice, and it keeps the rice warm for up to 12 hours. It comes with a see-thru tempered glass lid to monitor the rice as well as a measuring cup and rice paddle. Measuring cup, rice paddle included easy-grip handles cord storage cooks up to 10 cups of rice. Yields up to 20 cups of cooked, fluffy rice. Keeps rice warm for up to 12 hours. Removable rice cooking pot. See-thru, tempered glass lid Average Rating:
 Rating: - What a mess!I am returning this cooker immediately. The lid is not heavy enough to contain the boiling water. It spewed starchy water a foot from the cooker, creating an awful mess. And the rice was gummy and burned. Rating:  - Large Quantities OnlyThe cooker works well for me, even with Basmati rice, but the smallest unit it is set up for is four cups... which is a lot of rice for one person. Since they use a proprietary "cup" to measure things with (you put in 4 of their unit cups and then fill it the rest of the way up with water to the 4-cup line) it ends up making me a lot more rice than I need. It would've been nice if they'd provided some standard equivalency charts so we'd know what the ratio is. So I'm going to have to go through ... Read More Rating: - Bad productRice is always getting burned...tried with more water, tried to remove the pot even before it switched to warm..yet it always gets burned Rating: - Return immediately...i bought this item and during cooking it makes a big mess...sputtering and spewing along the sides of the lid. and the final result was burnt rice on the bottom! i could do that without using a rice cooker. cleaned up easily, which is great cuz i'm returning it today. |
