BREVILLE RC3 Rice Cooker - Stainless Steel 1.8 litres £16.99 delivered @ Currys
Top notch rice cooker; scores 9.2/10 on Reevoo and a very decent price; elsewhere delivered:-
Amazon.co.uk £29.00
Very £29.00
Makro £29.99
Dixons £32.99
Base £34.99
Sonic Direct £36.98
The 1.8-litre Breville RC3 Rice Cooker features 700 watts of power to slowly cook your rice or other foods to perfection.
The Breville RC-3 Rice Cooker has a handy indicator light so there's no need to keep checking on your food's progress. You can also use this slow cooker to keep food warm.
Complete with measuring cup and spatula, the Breville RC3 Rice Cooker is a fantastic value, and its non-stick removable bowl makes it easy to keep clean too!
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Pretty sure it doesn't do eggs. Think it's for rice really
There were a better deal in store previously. For instance here
£7
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/breville-vtp111-rice-cooker-steamer-7-00-tesco-dumfries-1302789
£12.49
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/sainsbury-s-stainless-steel-rice-cooker-12-49-instore-sainsburys-1273222
I will wait until it is about £10
There were a better deal in store previously. For instance here
£7
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/breville-vtp111-rice-cooker-steamer-7-00-tesco-dumfries-1302789
£12.49
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/sainsbury-s-stainless-steel-rice-cooker-12-49-instore-sainsburys-1273222
I will wait until it is about £10
My local tesco and sainsburys didnt have those deals in stock. This one is the next best thing. I did find a cookworks rice cooker at Argos for 11.99. But decided to go for this one as its bigger.
you cant slow cook food using a 700W rice cooker lol ;)
you cant slow cook food using a 700W rice cooker lol ;)
Only repeating what it said in the product details....
The 1.8-litre Breville RC3 Rice Cooker features 700 watts of power to slowly cook your rice or other foods to perfection.
You can get slow/rice cooker hybrids but they are awful, taking around an hour to do rice, a proper rice cooker should take mo more than half an hour
You can steam your food (while cooking rice) if you have somekind of stand
Edited By: godsakes on Sep 16, 2012 10:01
I would suggest these are essential if you eat a lot of rice or if eating infrequently have room for another large gadget in the kitchen.
Unfortunately, I don't have the room and only eat rice maybe once a week.
That said, I am happy with my saucepan method...cook 10mins/ place in sieve/ leave to stand covered10mins
Enjoy! :)
You can get slow/rice cooker hybrids but they are awful, taking around an hour to do rice, a proper rice cooker should take mo more than half an hour
You can steam your food (while cooking rice) if you have somekind of stand
If you like your (fragrant/sticky) rice cooked properly every time without fuss then a rice cooker is a must. Or you can keep boiling your tasteless Uncle Ben rice in a bag....
Go online @ price.com.hk. and type in your model no.
ring the various small retailers to get the lowest price. They often agree to beat the lowest quoted price by 10%.
Once you agree the price, you normally have to deposit a small amount (I paid HK$200 for my Hitachi Fridge Freezer) direct into their HK bank account. Remember to write your order ref on the payment slip.
Then you collect the order or if it's too big, have it delivered free and pay the balance to the driver.
Edited By: Speculator on Sep 16, 2012 12:19