Jeanne rice cooker

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What type of rice cooker are you looking for? The

plastic Black & Decker type that is also a steamer or

a cooker with a metal pan inside?

Donna

 

--- treazure noname <treazured wrote:

 

> OH Blast!!! I hate when a good, reliable company is

> bought by another, no matter the reputation. It

> usually seems to mean a decline in quality.

>

> Now if I had $1,500 bucks to blow, I'd go for a

> Hobart. Of course I'd have to get the husband

> person to move it, if I needed to move the beast.

> Thankfully I bought my current Kitchen Aid artisan

> about two years ago. (Cobalt blue, gorgeous!)

>

> Where is the kitchen group? I need to get a new

> rice cooker (can't afford one like my old Zojirushi)

> and food processor. (My old Cuisinart lasted several

> decades and the Wolfgang Puck lasted two months.)

> The grandson wants a griddle to cook one of his

> addictions - blueberry pancakes with blueberry

> syrup.

>

> Hugs, Jeanne in GA

>

> aust4freng <werus wrote:

> Kitchen Aid was bought out this

> year by Whirlpool. You've heard the

> rest of the story...'they ain't made they like they

> used to be'....

> Kitchen Aid has a good reputation but since they're

> not around

> anymore, it's going to take some time before people

> start hearing

> about problems with appliances.

>

> Be cautious buying one...make sure it doesn't have

> plastic parts in it

> or you won't have yours lasting as long.

>

> Some of the gals on Finer Kitchens are looking at

> other mixers just

> because of that.

 

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