Cooking Low Sugar Rice Using Toshiba Low Sugar Multi-Cooker

Discover a healthier way to enjoy meals with the Toshiba 1.0L Low Sugar Multi-Cooker.
Designed and developed to reduce the sugar content of rice by up to 35% with its Healthy Rice Function, the Toshiba 1.0L Low Sugar Multi-Cooker lets you indulge in superior and deliciously cooked meals with just a touch of a button.
Watch this video to know more on how to cook low sugar rice in 4 easy steps.
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[@edwinalva5632]

Me gustan las cosas Japonesas, son geniales ❤😊

[@melm4499]

This is the best presentation yet of this particular product. The use of the word "sugar" in these toshiba rice cookers is wrong and misleading as rice has no sugar. "Low carbohydrate" rice cooker or "carbohydrate reducing" rice cooker is more appropriate. It is also suspect that the comments section of other toshiba "low sugar" rice cooker videos are disabled. there is something toshiba is not addressing.

[@4u25out]

I know what you are trying to say, but in some countries there are no words for “ carbohydrates “ so they just use the word like sugar/glucose,etc.

[@foreverlovesophie]

Carbs turn into sugar so it may be why they address it this way

[@melm4499]

@@foreverlovesophie so it should say "low carb" rice cooker.

[@ronage6514]

Rice has sugar. For every 100grams of rice, there is 0.1g of sugar. And I'm pretty sure the company is referring to rice being highly glycymic that causes spikes to ones blood sugar. Common sense.

[@melm4499]

@@ronage6514 rice has no sugar, it's carbohydrates which the body converts to sugar.

[@teresapadilla8991]

For me it's the best for my rice

[@hasminsoriano1253]

i want this multi cooker!!😍

[@razahassan811]

This rice cooker is perfect! I use it only for me ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxviiltW7NlHbp_VL_bLbIkbLAvILVhnia and sometimes me and my friend so the small size is really great for counter space since we never need to make all that much. I have been using it now for about 2 months and it still works perfectly. I use it for both rice and vegetables (better for harder vegetables like green beans and carrots, it made my broccoli way too smoosh-y for my taste). It keeps your rice on keep warm automatically which I really like, and I’ve used a few of the settings, flash rice, white rice, brown rice, and steam, and they all work super well for me, although I don’t like smooshy rice so I’ll usually use flash rice. It’s super easy to clean either in dishwasher or hand wash, and it’s pretty easy to get rice out of the grooves by where the container comes out. I assume this one will last me a long time but if I ever need another I will definitely be getting this one again!

[@yann_789]

Do I have to remove the excess water to keep in WARM mode?

[@rafaelcayton9226]

Im asian. The dowell rice cooker low sugar mode needs more water since it is not submerged to the water. If you try the regular mode it should be 1 :1 ratio

[@davidkarenkyriekayden]

just bought the Dowell brand. how many cups of water if we use 3 cups of rice?

[@hanapigusri4250]

Coba bandingksn masak nasi dg rice cooker biasa dgn rice cooker low sugar, sbg bahan pembanding ke dua produk trsbt mana yg rendah karbohidrat nt. Tks

[@user-dz7pg4wu7u]

Despite both 1.0 and 1.8 have healthy rice function, I noticed that the Slow Cook function is missing from the 1.0 Liter model. Why is it missing? Is it because the smaller size cannot fit in more functions?

[@mmk9850]

Hi, is Binchotan PFA coating toxic free? Is stainless steel option available in place of binchotan?

[@ekaterinanaprienko1152]

Same question here

[@mmk9850]

@@ekaterinanaprienko1152 they don’t even bother to answer.

[@Cordycep1]

it is ptfe -pfas.

[@lucyguevarra1746]

Mag kano at saan makakabili po

[@maureengira24]

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[@RobertoPontoy-uc5ei]

magkano ba ang laman 5 takal

[@jorgebacani1901]

What about testing the blood glucose after eating the rice cooked from this?
Haven’t seen anyone doing it.

[@hennatan109]

Yes better test it after used this rice cooker see how true and effective?

[@JJ305JJ]

@@hennatan109I just got mine. I got a blood glucose monitor. I will have to give it a try

[@mhets6951]

It's really true?

[@amaraazkabyan112]

Kenapa masak nasi di magic com in blm ada 24 jam mlah nasiny berair dan basi ya.padahal magic com ny baru

[@glengab7731]

Tunjuk pa ooo tida nampak

[@blusheen378]

Some find the "low sugar/carbohydrate rice" to be firmer and harder in texture, taste too dry. Have any users find that?

[@greenbloodedkid2004]

u should submerge the rice a bit with the water, not the same as in the video. Depends on the rice grain as well, sp adjust accordingly, but other brands suggest to have the water level a bit above the rice grain.

[@luakimteng]

How much carbohydrates it can remove?

[@foreverlovesophie]

It removes about 37%

[@nurkomalasari2097]

Harga berapa?

[@user-po6fl2xn6p]

Rm800

[@psbgaming1867]

@@user-po6fl2xn6p berapa liter kapasitas

[@ladymrina3819]

hi...3 cups of rice then add 7cups of water? it's not supposed to be 3 cups of water too?

[@sonjam4606]

That 7 cups can’t b right

[@SM-vq1qd]

The water will drain down

[@lmd1156]

Rice is watery

[@bhebeloves6211]

Next time try to use the rice cooker measurement. Because not every one have the cups to measure.