Sanyo Rice Cooker Descriptions & Reviews

Considering on purchasing a Sanyo Rice Cooker? On this page we give Some Good Reasons! Take a minute and browse through these Best Rated Models below along with pictures, descriptions, and Pros & Cons.

(model list and/or overall rating(s) subject to change as updates & new units become available)

Sanyo ECJ-HC55S - The slow cooker & rice cooker Sanyo ECJ-HC55S is a versatile unit favored by many. Cook rice, stews, boil eggs, steam vegetables & more.

Sanyo ECJ-HC100S - The larger version of the above ECJ-HC55S model; the Sanyo ECJ-HC100S 10 cup rice cooker is a wise choice and is a great multitasking unit. Cook delicious rice, slow cook stews, sauce, and soups, steam vegetables and more.

Sanyo ECJ-PX50S - The multitasking Sanyo ECJ-PX50S 5 cup pressure rice cooker will make great rice, and also soup, oatmeal, eggs, and more. A great all around appliance...however, it has its share of cons. Read full review.

Sanyo ECJ-S35K - This 3 Cup Sanyo ECJ-S35K cooker is one of the best small rice cookers for the money. Discover multiple benefits to cooking rice with this model, read more.

Sanyo ECJ-F50S - Like the above models, this Sanyo ECJ-F50S model makes great white, brown, mixed, and rinse free rice as well as slow cooks and steams. Overall, a good buy but shares some small cons worth checking.

Sanyo ECJ-M100S - The Sanyo ECJ-M100S is a great deal for a fuzzy logic rice cooker and will prepare very good quality white & brown rice. Multiple benefits & features and easy to.

Sanyo ECJ-D100S - Another great all-in-1 rice cooker & slow cooker combo is the Sanyo ECJ-D100S 10 cup rice cooker. It has the similar look, feel, and benefits as the above ECJ-F50S, along with great performance. Click for Full Review.

Sanyo ECJ-N55W - The Sanyo ECJ-N55W is a good basic rice cooker with a 5.5 cup raw capacity. Easy to operate, makes good quality white rice, steams veggies, and prepares soup. A good buy, discover more.

Sanyo EC-503 - The Sanyo EC-503 3 cup rice cooker offers a simple operation and makes decent rice, but there is a small learning curve regarding the water to rice ratio (mainly with brown rice). Discover pros & cons and research similar models before making a final choice.

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Basic Information on Sanyo Rice Cookers...

Sanyo may not be the most popular name on the market concerning rice cookers, but their units offer a lot for the money. In fact, for paying sometimes half the price they are just as good, if not better than some Zojirushi cookers which are one of the most elite in the industry.

Sanyo Builds Micro Computerized Rice Cookers

Like Zojirushi, Sanyo offers a line of rice cookers that use both Fuzzy Logic and micro computerized technology. This technology does more than just cook rice as it will also monitor how the rice is cooking and will adjust temperature and cooking time.

This means that folks always get a bowl of moist consistent rice every time. The days of soggy or undercooked rice are over.

However, not all Sanyo rice cookers are micro computerized, and there is a basic line up of models that just boil the rice until it is finished.

More Than Just a Rice Cooker

Cook rice, steam vegetables, boil eggs, prepare oatmeal, and slow cook stews and soups!

It is in this category where spending your money on a Sanyo unit pays for itself over and over. Certain models come equipped with both rice cooking, slow cooking, and pressure cooking settings.

These versatile benefits allow the owner to do more than just cook rice, but can also have an entire meal prepared for the whole family. During our research, the "slow cooking" setting does a pretty good job and is not just so-so. Overall, most folks seem very pleased with it.

Like modern slow cookers, all Sanyo rice and slow cooker units come with a programmable timer allowing a person to select the start/finish time. The only possible con is that the maximum cook time is anywhere between 8 and 12 hours, depending on the specific model

Cook Multiple Rice Types Perfectly

Another plus is that most Sanyo rice cookers offer specific settings for brown rice, white rice, sweet, wild, mixed rice, sushi, and more. The units also feature a "rice texture setting" for desired grain character (such as moist or sticky).

Along with other brands like Panasonic, Tiger, and Zojirushi, there is just a slight learning curve regarding the water to rice ratio in order to get it perfect. But as mentioned above, the Sanyo will adjust to make up for slight measuring errors for the most part

Conclusion

Whether you need a basic and simple rice cooker, or a slow-cooking multitasker, Sanyo rice cooker models remain a fine choice. Not all of them are great, but most will perform well, last long under normal usage, and provide years of well-cooked meals.

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