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Cuisinart Crc400e
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20 reviews
Bought the rice stove in Oct 2013. Is well g...
Bought the rice stove in Oct 2013. Is well built, looks nice and versatile. Unfortunately, I have not yet figured out how to cook rice without the watery broth from the rice trickling out. Actually, I bought the rice stove exactly for easy cooking. The rice turns out fine and as expected, but just the mess after cooking is rather troublesome. Have times Cuisinart written to why this is so.
Pro
- Appearance
- Processing
- Handiness
Contra
- Liquid comes out of the lid and runs down the pot
Compact rice cooker and steamer in one device
The rice cooker convinces.
Deductions I give him because of the small size of the vegetable steamer and that the rice "anhockt" (ankocht). If you like to have a rice crust, then this fits.Pro
- Compact size
- Quantity sufficient for 2 to 4 persons
- Beautiful and noble design (times not round like the others)
- Short cable (is good for us, because we have a short access to a socket)
Contra
- Vegetable container rather small (enough for 1-2 persons)
- Rice cooks (forms a crust)
Not as big as advertised.
The Galaxus specifications point out that this model is 1.5 L in volume, but they must have been smoking because it clearly says on the pot 0.8 L (see picture), so it is much too small for a family of 4 who loves eating rice. Every time we make rice the water spills from the lid and floods the countertop, really annoying. Even though it was on sale, we wouldn't have bought this one if we knew.
Pro
- cool looking
- cooks rice like it should (if that's a Pro).
Contra
- small for a family of 4
- spills over quickly
- pricey
A device that will not be forgotten in the closet.
Easy to use and impeccable workmanship. Used to prepare rice, ebly and couscous.
Am thrilled!Pro
- Easy to use (Always succeeds)
- Impeccable workmanship
Very good value for money
Pro
- Light
- Low cost
- Good quality
- Practice
- Easy to use
Contra
- The bowl with its Teflon coating
- Will inevitably end up damaged
6 out of 20 reviews
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