I acquired Zojirushi NS-WAC10 to exchange a fundamental Panasonic grain oven. No problem using the Panasonic’s machinery, however the bowl’s Teflon coating was broken beyond repair. I made the decision to splurge around the Zojirushi because I figured the timer feature could be helpful, so it is. I additionally like that it may make brown and sweet grain in addition to whitened grain, and also the whitened grain appears to come forth with a much better texture.
However, the Zojirushi is really a hassle to wash: You need to not just clean the bowl, but additionally remove and clean the inner lining from the lid after which wipe lower within the lid itself (connected to the body) each time you utilize it. Not really a huge burden, but annoying to someone who’s accustomed to just throwing the Panasonic’s grain oven lid within the dishwasher.
The Zojirushi’s regular whitened grain setting also takes between 50-an hour to prepare 2 glasses of grain, instead of about half an hour for that Panasonic. The Zojirushi comes with a fast cooking option which will cut time to half an hour without any apparent lack of quality. However, so far as I will tell, it’ll revert towards the regular setting after it’s done, to ensure that you need to keep choosing the fast cooking option each time you need to utilize it instead of getting NS-WAC10 simply wallow in it with quick cooking because the default. (Bear in mind, though, this might be user error as I am still finding out how to utilize it.)
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