Tatung rice cooker
- The OG BIFL choice
- Uses a stainless steel pot
- Versatile steamer function
- "keep warm" dries rice out.
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Reddit Reviews:
“Plus, the Tatung rice cooker is best suited for steaming, braising, and stewing, which doesn't really align with American eating habits. I also ...”
r/BuyItForLife · Tatung rice cooker is great! : r/BuyItForLife →“Does anybody have experience shopping for a Tatung rice cooker on a trip to Taiwan? Where did you shop? Was it worth the hassle of bringing ...”
r/taiwantravel · Shopping for Tatung Rice Cooker : r/taiwantravel →“I live in Germany and would like to get a Tatung rice cooker for its ease of use and frankly just because I miss it.”
r/taiwan · Getting a Tatung in Europe : r/taiwan →“Nobody actually cooks rice in a Tatung rice-cooker, which is an ancient design that's really only good as a reliable food steamer. Get a more ...”
r/taiwan · Steaming over rice in a Tatung : r/taiwan →“Where does 99Ranch get their Tatung Rice Cooker/steeamers from and will they work without issue in USA homes and outlets? Tatung USA shut down ...”
r/Appliances · Where does 99Ranch get their Tatung Rice Cooker ... →“One recommendation was Tatung. I ever heard of the brand. The rice cookers are made in Taiwan. I just made my first batch and it came out great!”
r/BuyItForLife · Tatung rice cooker is great! : r/BuyItForLife →“a Taiwanese product. Tatung rice cooker is best suited for steaming, braising, and stewing,”
r/BuyItForLife · Tatung rice cooker is great! : r/BuyItForLife →“I miss my Tatung rice cooker. This thing can do many things like reheat food and steam eggs. I wished I bought one with me from Taiwan. Does anyone know ...”
r/taiwan · Is there an equivalent to Tatung rice cooker in the US? →“I recently got a 6-cup Tatung rice cooker and love it. I also got the steamer set but am struggling to get good results with it.”
r/taiwan · Steaming over rice in a Tatung : r/taiwan →