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Zojirushi NP-NWC10XB 5.5-Cup Pressure Induction Heating Rice Cooker and Warmer (Stainless Black)

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Features

  • Pressurized Cooking and Steaming: Promotes gelatinization and produces sticky and plump rice
  • AI (Artificial Intelligence): AI technology learns and adjusts the cooking cycle to get perfect results
  • Auto Pressure Levels: Automatically selects from 3 pressure levels according to the menu selected
  • Gives Best Results: Applies pressure at the end during steaming to burn off excess moisture for best cooking results
  • Menu settings include: White (regular, softer or harder), umami, mixed, sushi/sweet, Jasmine, porridge, congee, brown, GABA brown, steel cut oatmeal, rinse-free and quick cooking

Description

The Zojirushi Pressure Induction Heating (IH) Rice Cooker & Warmer with superior induction heating (IH) technology efficiently provides high heat and prepares flawless rice every time. Available in a 5.5-Cup capactiy as well as a 10-Cup capacity. Advanced fuzzy logic technology with AI (Artificial Intelligence): AI technology “learns” and adjusts the cooking cycle to get perfect results. Rice cooker has a detachable and washable stainless steel inner lid, and an easy-to-clean flat interior as well as an easy-to-clean elegant clear coated stainless steel exeterior. Measuring cups, spatula, and spatula holder are included with the rice cooker. The product voltage arrange is 110V

Brand: Zojirushi


Capacity: 1.05 Quarts


Product Dimensions: 9.1"D x 9.1"W x 9.1"H


Power Source: Corded Electric


Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash


Brand: Zojirushi


Capacity: 1.05 Quarts


Product Dimensions: 9.1"D x 9.1"W x 9.1"H


Power Source: Corded Electric


Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash


Color: Stainless Black, Made In Japan


Special Feature: Non-Stick


Material: Stainless Steel


Lid Material: Stainless Steel


Wattage: 1370 watts


Included Components: Pressure Induction Heating Rice Cooker, Rice Spatula, Spatula Holder, and 2 Measuring Cups (regular and green rinse-free)


Voltage: 120 Volts


Model Name: Zojirushi NP-NWC10XB Pressure Induction Heating Rice Cooker & Warmer


Manufacturer: Zojirushi


Item Weight: 14.77 pounds


Country of Origin: Japan


Item model number: NP-NWC10XB


Date First Available: May 11, 2020


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great rice cooker, made in japan
What can a very expensive rice maker do that less expensive ones can't? I would argue this has less features out of the box than less expensive rice makers. But what you buy this for is the quality and precise cooking of your rice. You buy this because "good enough" isn't! This rice maker makes rice, grains, oats and that is it! (Unless you buy a steam tray separately and then experiment so that you can still make your steam buns...) But the rice and oats come out marvelously, the texture is perfect and I didn't realize you could get different flavors out of rice with a pressure boil method or however this works. Truly a revolution in my mouth. The first use smelled like burning plastic, and I did remove all of the plastic prior. So maybe run it first time with just water. It looks pretty nice, but is definitely out of place on my counter; everything else is black or stainless. With that said, I find it to be an attractive device. It is easy to use, and it makes more than I know what to do with it. It has congee presets, steel cut oats, different styles of rice. Only thing missing is a steam tray, but I ordered a steel one off of eBay, and that filled it's role nicely. For the price, it is hard to recommend; but if you are well off this is the single best grain making appliance that I have encountered. I think you could find a better value lower down the line if you are ok buying made in China though. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025 by Mike
    • Just press the buy button, you won't regret it
I had to replace my old zojirushi fuzzy neuro rice cooker and I tried their competitors from a prominent korean company and another japanese company since this rice cooker hurts my wallet. The biggest feature about this rice cooker is the induction heating and pressure cooking which seemed like buzzwords but it makes a huge difference. If you have an instant pot, you know what I mean when you have that juicy pressure cooked rice. Imagine that quality rice but more homogenous and in a nonstick container so you don't have to scrape at the pot after you're done with your rice. The rice here blows the rice from my old zojirushi fuzzy neuro out of the water. With the korean competitor, on paper it looks better. It's half the price of a comparable zojirushi with the same induction heating and pressure cooking. It cooks rice at half the time 25 - 30 minutes vs 50-55 minutes. There's a lot more functions such as scorched rice and what not. I've tried it and it's incredibly temperamental. It tries to do everything and is the master of none. The rice from this korean competitor is subpar compared to the zojirushi. This zojirushi takes a bit longer to make rice, it has less settings, but it does everything perfectly. But what really stood out is the price of the parts. It's actually cheaper and easier to get replacement parts for this zojirushi if anything were to happen in the future. That is something else you're paying for, the availability of OEM parts 5 - 6 years from now. If money is an issue, I'd still get the induction heated version of this rice cooker, but I would highly suggest splurging ever so slightly for the pressure cooking version instead. Over the span of the lifetime of the product, it's pennies. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2024 by K. Mui
    • Excellent Machine!
This is my second Zojirushi rice cooker. I started using these long before Uncle Roger told me to. This is without question the way to make rice. It's easy. Even I can make perfect rice every time, and I can barely make a bowl of cereal. It's really as easy as rinse the rice, add some water, press a button, and come back when the machine plays its song. I use it for rice frequently, but it also does an amazing job with oatmeal. I use this machine every morning to make breakfast, and it's always perfect. I do recommend washing the bowl by hand and not putting it in the dishwasher. I threw the bowl of my last machine in the dishwasher, and it did not hold up long term. That's what prompted me to replace the machine. I'm sure this is in the instructions I never bothered to read! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025 by TJ

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