Zojirushi Pressure Induction Heating Rice Cooker & Warmer NP-NWC10/18
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Zojirushi's top-of-the-line Pressure Induction Heating Rice Cooker & Warmer uses pressurized cooking and AI (Artificial Intelligence) to cook perfect rice. Platinum infused nonstick inner cooking pan helps rice cook sweeter. Pressure cooking helps turn beta starch into alpha starch for softer and easier to digest rice. Now with convenient Jasmine, Congee and Steel Cut Oatmeal settings. Made in Japan.
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Who is uncle roger
Hi I was wondering why there’s a HUGE difference when using the green transparent measure cup for musenmai rice. The rice turned out fluffy and chewy as opposed when using the non musenmai measure cup. It turns out wet and mushy. Any secret to the musenmai rice measure cup? Thanks!
Hi! Due to the special milling they do for rinse free rice it needs a different measurement for it to cook properly in conjunction with using the Rinse-Free menu setting. This setting also has a different cooking flow that has a longer soaking time to allow the rice to absorb water. Hope this helps!
Here because of the latest Uncle Roger's video.
Ah thank you for the ❤️. Here's for you 💖 😊
Who?
@@DUNGSTA 4 you deer.
Whos Uncle Roger? Sushi Chef? Rice master?
I have had the preceding model NP NVC10 for more than ten years and it is still perfect in every way. By far the best appliance I have ever bought.
Biggest issue with that one is no steel cut oats option. This gen resolved that.
Love the fact that the company has replied to every question... says alot about this brand. Much love♥️. My questions are what is the best rice to use for fried rice if im going to refrigerate and fry the following day? Can i add garlic and ginger in the pot with the rice?
Hi Anthony! We try our best to reply to all the questions we receive on here☺ For fried rice, it depends on what your preference is - long grain rice will make the dish less sticky and is commonly used for Chinese fried rice. Yakimeshi uses short grain rice for this type of fried rice that tends to be more sticky. Both types of rice are great and will be delicious! As for the garlic and ginger, you can add them to the rice when cooking it the rice cooker. We just advise not using too strong of a seasoning as it may leave a lingering scent. We hope this helps!
I have a zojirushi induction rice cooker and when I cook long grain brown rice (eg brown basmati) the grains burst and it comes out clumping/gluey. What am I missing?
Long grain brown rice cooks at a much faster rate than short grain brown rice. We would recommend going with the White rice setting and it should yield a much better result. Hope this helps!
@@ZojirushiAmerica thank very much for the prompt reply! I'll try the white rice setting and see how it goes.
Could you make a bowl for this out of stainless steel. Non-stick is losing its appeal regardless of whether or not it has BPA. There's too many unknowns when it comes to the coatings.
Looks identical to the NVC10/18, what's the difference?
Hi Nikita, the NP-NWC10/18 includes new settings (Jasmine, Congee, and Steel Cut Oatmeal) that are not available in the NP-NVC10/18. Hope this helps!
I think the NP-NVCplatum pot more having than NP-NWC10/18
Also I like the NP-NVC10/18 COLOR then NP-NWC10/18
@@ZojirushiAmerica i think NP-NVC10 platum pot more havey than NP-NWC10 and plus the color of NP-NVC10 look better ....please help me i can't decide
@@thidamcclarin6833 The thickness of the pan is the same for both models. The NP-NWC10/18 has additional settings, Jasmine, Congee, and Steel Cut Oatmeal. If you will not use any of these settings and are going to cook rice only then the NP-NVC is a good option. I hope this helps!
I have the NP-HCC18XH. This one looks great!!
I'm considering the NP-NWC 10/18. However, I'm still trying to decide on which Zojirushi rice cooker and size. I mainly cook small amounts- 5-cups. However, sometimes I need large amounts of rice (10-cups). Can the 10-cup rice cooker cook small amounts, as well as the 5-cup rice cooker?
Hi there! Absolutely, you can cook small amounts with the 10-cup rice cooker. For the NP-NWC 18, the minimum rice cooking capacity is 1-cup with short/medium grain white rice. So, if you occasionally cook more to entertain the guests, friends, or family, the 10-cup rice cooker offers versatility without compromising quality. Hope this helps!
What’s the difference between the newly announced NW-JEC10-18 with the current NWC10-18?!
The newest NP-JEC10/18 is a notch up from the NP-NWC10/18. It has a brand new look and the new "My Rice" setting that lets you give feedback to the rice cooker so it can make small changes to get the rice to how you like it!
@@ZojirushiAmericaunfortunately I got the NWC-10 last year… :( Too soon for a upgrade.
@@3rd-Wave_Rebel The NP-NWC is still a great rice cooker and cooks delicious rice!
@@ZojirushiAmerica Thanks! Zojirushi rice cooker has a 5-10 year life cycle. I will wait till then!
My hubby ordered the NCW18 for me for Mother’s Day 🥰🥰🥰
We hope you enjoy it and Happy Mother's Day!
@@ZojirushiAmerica thank you! I am very excited & I cannot wait to make many tasty meals w/ mine❤️
Hi there, I was wondering if it is safe for the rice cooker to use coconut milk instead of water to cook the rice. Thanks
We don't recommend using coconut milk since it may cause an overflow and allow moisture to get inside and damage the electrical components. It's recommended to use water and low sodium broths to cook rice. We hope this helps!
In Asia these are 1/4 to 1/3 the price they sell for in the US! hmm... And these are rust prone inner lids and difficult to clean. And rice. doesn't come out any better with pressure. The regular micom $140 cooks rice just as well!!! And faster too!!!
Thank you for your feedback and sharing your thoughts on our products. The rice cookers we manufacture for use in the US and Canada are a bit different since they include settings that are popular here and come in 120V. As for price, there are a few other costs that affect the pricing, however we try our best to keep them at a fair price point for the product. In regard to rusting, this is always due to the water being used. If the water used to wash the inner lid has a lot of mineral content or is hard water, then when it's air dried, you will see the minerals left on the lid after the water has evaporated. If such is the case, then it's best to towel dry the parts and not allow them to air dry. The materials used for our rice cookers is the same in Asia, however, they tend to have softer water than in the US.
Our Micom rice cookers will cook at the same rate as our higher end IH and Pressure IH. All our micro computerized rice cookers will soak, cook, and steam your rice to yield the best cooked rice. Now, IH and Pressure IH will improve the flavor and deliciousness of the rice because of the heating technology used. There is a noticeable difference in texture and flavor when tasting the rice. We hope this helps!
Is NP-NWC10/18 available in Philippines?
Hi there! The NP-NWC10/18 is not available in the Philippines. For information on products available there, please reach out to Zojirushi Philippines: www.zojirushi.com.ph/
After 2 months of usage. I begin to notice some scratches on the bottom of the pot. For the record, I never wash or rinse rice directly in the platinum pot. I transfer the already rinsed rice into the platinum pot. I also use soaking wet paper towels to wipe clean the pot. I take good care of the pot like a baby but still it get scratches… Luckily, there are no peel offs. My theory is that the boiling of the rice running in the pot might caused the scratches…
Small or fine scratches on the surface of the pan may be due to the uncooked rice being stirred in the pan or by some dry cooked rice is on the rice spatula or on the surface of the pan. It's a normal to happen during use. Hope this helps!
I recently purchased this and noticed there is resistance when closing the lid AFTER the rice is finished cooking and I’ve scooped out what I needed to feed my family. Is this normal?
Yes! This is normal. The resistance is the gasket on the inner lid. This means that the lid is sealing the lid so that the rice kept in keep warm does not dry by letting cool air in through the lid. Please let us know if you have any other questions!
Will this be available in the United Kingdom with respect to the electrical settings?
Hi there! Please reach out to Zojirushi World Wide to inquire about products available in your region: survey.zojirushi.co.jp/survey?a=7b099baf1e07f123b7863fa20073dbdae8762ae7&lang=en
does the us model comes only in 120v? or is 120/240v?
Zojirushi America electric products are 120V and are manufactured for use in the U.S. and Canada.
I heavily considering this model. So many to choose from. Anybody tried GABA brown rice?
Awesome
What setting and measurements do you recommend for a long grain basmati rice?
You'll want to use the White rice setting and for every cup of basmati rice, add 1-1/2 cups of water. Make sure to measure both using the rice measuring cup included with the rice cooker. Please let us know if you have any other questions!
@@ZojirushiAmerica I have the same question. So if I cook 2 cup of basmati rice, I will have to use 3 cup of water line mark right?
thank you
what setting for Basmati Organic Brown Rice? Would the Jasmine Rice setting work for this Pressure Induction Zojirushi NP-NWC10XB Model? Many thanks.
Great question! Oftentimes long grain brown rice may become too soft when using the brown rice setting. If you find that this is the case, try using the either the white setting. Here is a guide for cooking other rice in your rice cooker if you would like to take a look there as well: www.zojirushi.com/grains/npnwc10.html
I just unboxed this rice cooker and put in 6 of the white rice cups, closed the lid, and started it. It played the music and began with a sound, but the pressure light has not come on. Is this normal?
Hi! This is totally normal 😊 The rice cooker will first soak the rice, then it will start cooking and that's when the rice cooker will use pressure. Hope this helps!
Can you use this to pressure cook things that are not rice?
Hi there! The rice cooker cannot cook other types of dishes as a pressure cooker. It uses pressure to cook rice to perfection during some of the courses but it's not capable of functioning like a pressure cooker. I hope this helps.
Pressure cooker for rice is over kill and you end up have to wash more parts
can both size do min of 1 cup uncooked rice?
Hi there! The NP-NWC10 can cook a minimum of 1/2 cup of white rice and NP-NWC18 can cook a minimum of 1 cup of white rice. Let us know if you have any other questions!
UK stockists?
Hi there, the NP-NWC10/18 is available in the U.S. and Canada only. We apologize for the inconvenience.
@@ZojirushiAmerica Any foreseeable time when this could available in Europe or the UK? I mean, this same machine with 220-230 v
@@satanama1 We are not aware of any plans in the near future. For further inquiries for availability in Europe, please reach out to our headquarters in Japan at int@zojirushi.co.jp. Thank you!
@@satanama1 Try looking for the NP-HIH10/18 or NP-HJH10/18 models online. They are 230v equivalents of the models featured here with slightly different menu settings. Although intended as overseas models you will probably have to import one from Japan.
and as always does not sell in Europe :(
Hi there! Unfortunately, Zojirushi America doesn't sell products outside of the Americas but I would recommend reaching out to Zojirushi World Wide to inquire about products available in your region: enq-form.zojirushi.co.jp/form/pub/int/enq
Is it pressure cooker too?
Good morning, we don't recommend using it as a pressure cooker.
Hi, is this the same as NP-HRQ10? Or more to NP-RLQ05? What’s the difference? I’m trying to decide on which to get.
Hi there! We don't have information on foreign Zojirushi products. However, based on Zojirushi Singapore's information on the model NP-HRQ10, this model does not cook with pressure, just IH. The NP-RLQ05 looks like it's a Pressure IH rice cooker from Zojirushi Hong Kong. Our NP-NWC10/18 also uses pressure and induction heating to cook rice. I hope this helps!
Hi, I just received my NWC10 today. Is it possible to cook quinoa with this model? Thanks.
Hi there! We actually don't recommend cooking quinoa in this model since it can cause a clog in the grain filter in the lid which helps regulate the pressure system in this rice cooker. If you would like a variety of settings including quinoa, I would recommend going with our new NW-QAC since it has IH (no pressure) and can cook quinoa: www.zojirushi.com/app/product/nwqac
Which model is the 220v equivalent? Or of the newer black flat-top design?
Hi there! We (Zojirushi America) don't offer any 220v rice cookers since the US and Canada uses 120v. We apologize for the inconvenience. I would recommend reaching out to the Zojirushi branch in your area by visiting Zojirushi World Wide: www.zojirushi-world.com/
We hope this helps!
Hello, which setting should be used for Nishiki quick cooking whole grain brown rice?
Hi there! Quick cooking brown rice usually cooks up like white rice. Some customers like brown rice on the softer side so they will use the brown rice setting even with quick cooking brown rice. I would suggest trying our the white rice setting first and see how you like it. Let us know if you have any other questions!
@@ZojirushiAmerica Thanks we followed the instructions for brown rice and it came out nice and soft, sticking together with a wonderful fluffy consistency! We didn't soak the rice for 20 minutes before like Nishiki suggested and just used the normal brown rice mode, not quick cook. My family gives the rice a 10/10! Thanks Zojirushi!
@@sundial3914 Great to hear that! This rice cooker will soak the rice for you, so you don't have to worry about doing it. Let us know if you have any other questions!!
NP-NWC10/18 vs NP-HCC what is the big difference between these models?
Great question! The main difference is that the NP-NWC10/18 uses pressure along with the induction heating to cook the rice. The rice will be a little sweeter and glossier in comparison. Hope this helps!
Zojirushi: why do you continue to force your customers to go through THIS just to change the battery when it goes out? ua-cam.com/video/yVege0o-quQ/v-deo.html We put men on the moon and brought them back alive several times; do you expect me to believe that your engineers cannot position a coin-battery socket on the underside of the circuit board? Why after all these years do you continue to DO this?!
Hi Adam! The battery is placed in a spot where it is protected from the heat along with all the electronic components. Please note that the battery just keeps the current time and the timer memory but if it no longer has power, it won't affect the rice cooker's performance when cooking rice. The battery can be replaced by any of our helpful authorized service centers, they will be happy to help! www.zojirushi.com/app/service_centers
@@ZojirushiAmerica Let me take your points one at a time:
1. That spot you mention? Where the current battery is HARD-SOLDERED to the circuit board? It could have been replaced by a coin-battery socket, where a coin battery could have easily been slipped out and a new one slipped in -- albeit under the LED display mounting frame.
2. Yes, I understand what the battery controls, but that is quite a lot -- especially if you have custom settings. I know this very well, because my own Zojirushi rice cooker has had a dead battery for about ten years now, and I have to keep it plugged in for this reason.
3. Oh, will your authorized service center replace the battery labor-free? Or will they charge me more than $100 to replace a $3 battery? And will it take more than a month to ship there, enter the repair queue, get repaired, and ship back to me? What do you want me to do in the meantime? MINUTE RICE?! You see my point?
So how about fewer excuses and more user-oriented engineering?
**LET ME REPLACE MY OWN DAMN BATTERY** !!!
@@adamchurvis1 Adam's got a point Zojirushi. He's spitting facts.
Could not agree with this more! My cooker is ancient now after many years of use and still operates. Except for that battery failure. I actually bought a battery holder I can solder in there to pop a new battery in and out when necessary, but its been sitting in a drawer maybe 5 years or more. Who has time for that nonsense. At this elevated price point, come on. Why can't your engineers make this simple adjustment?
I will buy one of these if Zojirushi sponsors Uncle Roger. I think more people have learned about the Zojirushi brand through his videos than by any other means. Come on Zojirushi... He's earned it.
I am here due to roger
I cook a lot of quinoa, millet, bulgar, barley and buckwheat. Will this cooker be compatible? Perhaps I would just use the brown rice setting? Thank you.
Thank you for reaching out! We do not recommend cooking anything other than rice and the grains we have tested in our rice cookers.: www.zojirushi.com/grains/index.html
what is the difference with NW-JEC10/18?
Aside from the look the NW-JEC10/18 has the new "My Rice (49 ways)" setting that allows you to give feedback to the rice cooker so that it can make small changes and cook rice just the way you like it. Hope this helps!
Is the cord retractable like on the ZCC model?
The power cord is not retractable for this model. Please let us know if you have any other questions!
I do really like you as a company! As I understand have you developed new models that do in fact meet the needs of your costumers based upon their feedback and you do not just trow some video out here and forget about it but take time to answer and give real service! That do make me select your products instead of others! :-)
inner lid breaks and the pressure escapes.
Hi there! If you have a damaged inner lid, then it should be replaced. Replacement parts are available for purchase on our Parts & Accessories shop: www.zojirushi.com/app/spare_parts/category/rice-cookers
@@ZojirushiAmerica
they were out of stock. If you are selling that many replacement lids, then the design needs to be changed to prevent the lids from breaking.
@@ZojirushiAmerica so we should expect to replace thse lids regularly? this should be built to last...
Can you still open the cooker while on pressure?
The rice cooker will lock and not open while cooking with pressure. We don't recommend to open rice cookers while they are cooking rice as it will affect the cooking process. We hope this helps!
I just ordered the NVC/10, not realizing their was a newer model out(NWC10). Would I still be able to cook Jasmine rice, Congee and Steal cut oatmeal, even tho it doesn't come with those extra settings?
Hi Sidney! The NP-NVC10/18 is able to cook Jasmine rice and can make rice porridge but we don't recommend cooking steel cut oatmeal on this model. For more information on how to cook different grains in your rice cooker, please visit: www.zojirushi.com/grains/index.html We hope this helps!
@@ZojirushiAmerica thanks, what about regular oatmeal, my NP-NVC10/NVC18 just came in the mail, I'm excited to use it 🤗
@@Sidmattic we don't recommend cooking any type of oatmeal with the NP-NVC10/18. This model was designed to be used with rice only. We apologize for the inconvenience.
@@ZojirushiAmerica well my rice turned out perfect, I posted it on social media and people wanted to know where did I get my Zojirushi rice cooker from, so I referred them to the Zojirushi website.
Is it possible to pressure boiling soy bean in this rice cooker ?
Hi there! This rice cooker uses pressure to cook rice but it's not a pressure cooker that can cook other foods. We don't recommend cooking anything other than the grains we have tested in the rice cooker. Otherwise, you run the risk of the rice cooker boiling over and causing damage to the internal components.
@@ZojirushiAmerica Thank You
@@ZojirushiAmerica Got you, thank you very much for the warning about cooking soybeans. If possible, I have one more question. Please tell me, is there a rice heating mode in this rice cooker and what is the heating temperature? Is it possible to regulate it T ?
@@freemax10 This rice cooker has a Reheat setting which is meant to be used with rice that has been kept in Keep Warm in the rice cooker. This setting will heat up the rice to the optimal serving temperature. Please note that this setting cannot be used to reheat rice from the fridge or rice that has been cooled completely. Please let us know if you have any more questions!
I want one! I wish that I could win the giveaway! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🍚🍚🍚🍙🍙🍙
Don't buy it.
We bought this rice cooker a few months ago and last few weeks notice that moths are growing inside the panel. Called customer service and they said it is not covered under warranty. It is disgusting to see moths there when using it.
Our one year warranty covers any manufacturing defects and unfortunately critters finding their way inside appliances is not considered a manufacturing defect. However, any of our authorized service centers would be happy to assist you with cleaning services: www.zojirushi.com/app/service_centers
Will you sell this model in Germany?
Fun fact: The biggest Japanese community that lives outside of Japan, lives in Brazil.
Hi there, this model is sold for use in the U.S. and Canada. Please reach out to Zojirushi World Wide to inquire about products sold in your region: enq-form.zojirushi.co.jp/form/pub/int/enq
I got this model very recent. How does AI come to play in this unit? Specifically how does it tell the rice it made was good and decide to replicate next time? If AI knows the rice was bad (mushy and broken grains) it made last time, will it not replicate next time?
The AI will take ambient temperature and water in consideration when cooking rice. By doing this it will cook rice at the same consistency regardless of season, when ambient temperature and water will be affected.
I don't know why you haven't sponsored Uncle Roger yet. He's the reason I now own one of these. Give the man some recognition because he's driving thousands of people to your product.
Uncle Roger very hangry!
Oh please, if this was Zojirushi's top of the line rice cooker, this video would be on the NWLB series. But only because it's not sold in North America, the title isn't wholly misleading.
I believe in diminishing marginal return
Omg as a Japanese American I’m pained that yall cannot pronounce the brand name correctly at all. It’s Zou Jiru Shi meaning “elephant-symbol” fyi