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    Quote Originally Posted by aromulus View Post
    You been buying overpriced duff stuff.......

    A week after Jet arrived, in Septenber 2007, we went to Lidl, and we purchased an Italian made rice cooker.
    It was just about short of a tenner, and it has been working very well since.
    Not a burnt grain of rice anywhere....
    It can also be used as a steamer and Jet, more often than not, makes the most wonderful Leche Flan.....
    You are right Dom, although the one bought is da Phils cost about £11 and the one here £24:99. I will take this one back today and see what happens.

    Quote Originally Posted by maria_and_matt View Post
    rice cookers here are not very good, my rice cooker i got in the philippines changed the plug its already 7 yrs old it still works well. buy pinoyjoke
    You, i think you may be right. Hmmn!

    Quote Originally Posted by ginapeterb View Post
    Hello mate, we have the Breville one from Curry's Argos etc, just take it back and get another one, we have had no trouble with that one, its the really good one, and we have had it for about 2 years, no problems.
    Thanks mate. I will see what happens. Unfortunately, we cannot find the actual receipt although I have an entry on my bank statement which I will take along.

    Quote Originally Posted by kimmi View Post
    we dont have a rice cooker here but so far we manage to cook rice with no problems..
    True! I always cooked rice that way and had no probs. Just thought it might be easier as I expected to be consuming gigantic portions of rice but that has not panned out that way. We eat as much rice as I did on my own before Pia came.

    Pia cooked rice in a pot yesterday and it was the best we've had since she came here. Hmmn!

    Quote Originally Posted by andypaul View Post
    We got one from Argos we use it for rice pasta and Steaming vegatables.

    For some reason the cheaper the better seems to be best for this product
    If for some reason we get a refund from Currys. We'll give that a go mate!

    Quote Originally Posted by Ann07 View Post
    same here amigohow are n and pia?

    hope pia is doing well miss talking to her, will catch up sometimes

    cheers
    ann
    Hi amiga. Muzta? How is that cute baby of yours? Pia and I were talking about you with Elenea a few days ago. We will call you soon. We hope to drive up to Scottie soon and seee you Kimmi, Islander, etc. Unfortunately though Pia does not travel well. She wa the same on the Bachelor Express in Mindanao. She hates the smell of our new car! I will buy her a tricycle or a side car we can attach to the bigger one so she does not have that problem.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Piamed View Post
    She wa the same on the Bachelor Express in Mindanao. She hates the smell of our new car!
    Riding on the Bachelor Express, or the Metro Shuttle, is enough to make anyone feel ill!


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    Quote Originally Posted by vbkelly View Post
    i bought a cheapy rice cooker in wilkinson so far i dont have a problem in it.
    Cool! I got areplacement today ad it worked really well. I made some nice rice to go with my beef with bamboo shoots. It was so spicy but masarap.

    Quote Originally Posted by PeterB View Post
    Riding on the Bachelor Express, or the Metro Shuttle, is enough to make anyone feel ill!
    Got a point mate!
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    my friend here bought me a rice cooker from argos and its only 19.99 its http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/st...inning--00xx3: it cooks the rice perfect!
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    Quote Originally Posted by eljean View Post
    my friend here bought me a rice cooker from argos and its only 19.99 its http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/st...inning--00xx3: it cooks the rice perfect!
    We got the Breville one. I just hope the missus doesn't see the tefal one she loves her tefal pans she got from argos in sale. 55 quid for a rice cooker


    I just noticed we may have the same one as Piamed. Sir take it back and make a fuss for the first six months sales of goods act says the shop has to prove it was not a inherent fault. So they should give you a replacment or a full refund.

    Dont let them get away with it for the league of rice cookers or LORC as we are known sake. No way should it have done what you have described, I would be making serious complaints as thats a potential fire risk
    Im sure you know dont let them blame it on the makers the shop is responsible. They can take it up with the maker not you.

    All i can say is thank God/lab techncian your both ok.


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    The trick with our rice cooker seems to be..

    1. Use extra water

    2. Switch off at the wall as soon as it switches from "cook" to "warm".

    I still reckon that a saucepan is easier!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Gavanddal View Post
    The trick with our rice cooker seems to be..

    1. Use extra water

    2. Switch off at the wall as soon as it switches from "cook" to "warm".

    I still reckon that a saucepan is easier!

    Or ring up the Chinese takeaway


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    Quote Originally Posted by Gavanddal View Post
    The trick with our rice cooker seems to be..

    1. Use extra water

    2. Switch off at the wall as soon as it switches from "cook" to "warm".

    I still reckon that a saucepan is easier!
    use more water (says 1 to 1, i put maybe 2 1/2 or 3 to 1 and turn off when it flicks to warm (never used that)
    we have the breville RC3, used daily(still going strong 14 month later)


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    £9.99 Rice cooker

    Quote Originally Posted by eljean View Post
    my friend here bought me a rice cooker from argos and its only 19.99 its http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/st...inning--00xx3: it cooks the rice perfect!


    According to the link this rice cooker is now at half-price, £9.99.

    I have no connection to Argos or any rice cooker manufacturer.


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    Quote Originally Posted by PeterB View Post
    Riding on the Bachelor Express, or the Metro Shuttle, is enough to make anyone feel ill!
    LOL funny you say that You should have ridden on an air-con bus...It will smell a "little" better


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    For those who don't know, we have discovered a wonderful alternative to rice for breakfast dinner and tea.

    They're called POTATOES and they can be served in little fried strips called "chips" or just boiled or even boiled then broken up into "mash".

    They don't even need special cookers. They're wonderful!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Gavanddal View Post
    For those who don't know, we have discovered a wonderful alternative to rice for breakfast dinner and tea.

    They're called POTATOES and they can be served in little fried strips called "chips" or just boiled or even boiled then broken up into "mash".

    They don't even need special cookers. They're wonderful!
    hello yeah, mash potato, thats what British people used to serves as their rice..enjoy


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    We always cooked our rice in the microwave. Always came out perfect in around 20 minutes.
    Over here its even easier..The cook cooks it.


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    Quote Originally Posted by fred View Post
    We always cooked our rice in the microwave. Always came out perfect in around 20 minutes.
    Over here its even easier..The cook cooks it.
    Thats given me a great idea Fred thanks more later................
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