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Sanyo Rice Cooker Reviews     
 
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There are a few good rice cookers out there, but one thing that I have noticed about rice cooker reviews is that the Sanyo ECJ-S35S rice cooker seems to be a well-liked and dependable kitchen appliance. But it isn’t the only model that is spoken of highly, either. Two Sanyo ECJ models, the PX50S and D100S, are also spoken of very well by professionals and consumer alike. I’d like to mention of few of the features that set Sanyo rice cookers apart from the rest, and I think you’ll agree, as well.
For one thing, all Sanyo rice cooker models and sizes use a thick (5mm) titanium coated non-stick inner cook pot. The rounded bottom allows even distribution of heat, and provides optimal results every time. You’ll even appreciate the retractable cord that comes on most models, as it saves one more step in putting things away and keeping the kitchen neat and clean.

Whether you want to cook white, brown, sweet, sushi or mixed rice, a Sanyo rice cooker will give you perfect results every time. Additionally, different models double for other uses, such as bread making for the Sanyo 3.5 Cup ECJ-S35S rice cooker, or making tofu using the ECJ-D100S. And don’t forget that you can use your Sanyo rice cooker for preparing stews and soups, as well as a tremendous variety of steams meats and vegetables.

Sanyo rice cookers come in several sizes, from the Sanyo ECJS35S mentioned above, to the Sanyo 5 cup ECJ-PX50S rice cooker. And for even larger uses, the Sanyo 10 Cup ECJ-D100S rice cooker may be just the thing. And don’t forget a feature that is extremely nice to have, especially for soups and stews, is the automatic warmer that keeps food fresh and hot for up to 12 hours. The unique design even keeps your rice light and fluffy for several hours!

The one point that rice cooker reviews make about a Sanyo rice cooker, though, is the price. You get a lot more for your money than you might with most other brands, even Zojirushi, but that functionality comes with a price. Sanyo rice cookers are some of the more expensive home brands available, and yet you will find that they are still more popular than most, lower cost brands. People prefer quality, and are usually willing to pay a little more to get it.

From their microcomputer “fuzzy” logic, to the easy to use design, Sanyo rice cookers provide unsurpassed performance and variety, cooking even foods that you wouldn’t normally think of, such as bread and tofu. Once you’ve owned a Sanyo rice maker, there’s no reason to try another.