If you care how the rice turns out, this is where the control is. Zojirushi's menu covers white rice in regular, sushi, softer and harder styles, plus mixed, porridge, sweet, semi-brown, brown, rinse-free and quick cooking. Neuro Fuzzy is Zojirushi's name for a microcomputer that adapts heat as it cooks.
It is also the largest and the priciest of the three. It makes up to 5.5 cups of uncooked rice, runs at 680 watts and needs about 13 inches of counter depth. For a household that eats rice most days, that is a fair trade. For occasional use it is more cooker than you need.
What's good
- Softer and harder white rice settings
- Ten-plus menu options, including porridge and rinse-free
- 5.5-cup capacity, made in Japan
Watch out for
- Biggest footprint of the three, about 13 inches deep
- Priciest of the three, and replacement pans cost extra
- No steam tray listed
- Capacity
- 5.5 cups uncooked (1.0 L)
- Control
- Neuro Fuzzy (microcomputer)
- Menus
- White (regular, sushi, softer, harder), mixed, porridge, sweet, semi-brown, brown, rinse-free, quick
- Keep warm
- Automatic, extended keep-warm and reheating cycle
- Inner pot
- Spherical inner pan, replacement sold separately
- Steam tray
- None listed
- Warranty
- Zojirushi Limited Warranty (length not stated on the product page)