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[Resale] $56.49 | CUCKOO Micom Fuzzy Logic Rice Cooker, 12-Cup Cooked, White, CR-0675FW (Used - Like New) at Amazon

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tencuhtliToday 5:42 PM
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I love it but I wish was an smaller size
Today 6:03 PM
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PowerfulPen8763Today 6:03 PM
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I have this exact rice cooker that I've been using for the last 5 years or so.
6 cups may sound like a lot, but it is really pretty small: takes up similar counter space as my Keurig coffee machine.
Rice cookers these days can do so many things and can run up hundreds of dollars, but I don't think that's worth it.

I've made multiple different kinds of grain dishes with this one.
It works well with quinoa, lentils, beans, gaba rice, etc.
It can also make the bottom part of the rice slightly charred and toasty like the way you get with Korean stone pot dishes.
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MoneymitchToday 7:28 PM
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Quote from PowerfulPen8763 View quoted comment :
I have this exact rice cooker that I've been using for the last 5 years or so.6 cups may sound like a lot, but it is really pretty small: takes up similar counter space as my Keurig coffee machine.Rice cookers these days can do so many things and can run up hundreds of dollars, but I don't think that's worth it.I've made multiple different kinds of grain dishes with this one.It works well with quinoa, lentils, beans, gaba rice, etc.It can also make the bottom part of the rice slightly charred and toasty like the way you get with Korean stone pot dishes.
It is especially if you meal prep. I eat a bout 200g in a meal. I probably eat a pot of rice in a few days.
Today 7:29 PM
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MoneymitchToday 7:29 PM
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Is this really $140 retail?
Today 7:33 PM
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PowerfulPen8763Today 7:33 PM
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Quote from Moneymitch View quoted comment :
Is this really $140 retail?
You pay "retail" price when buying a cutting-edge product on the release day, or if money isn't a problem for you. I paid like $70 for a new one.
Last edited by PowerfulPen8763 September 22, 2026 at 12:38 PM.
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twinbirdToday 7:33 PM
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Quote from Moneymitch View quoted comment :
Is this really $140 retail?
Usually selling it for $90-$94. 2-3 years ago, sold for $74-84. The Costco.com selling lastest model for $100.
Last edited by twinbird September 22, 2026 at 12:37 PM.
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NineOne02Today 7:48 PM
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Quote from PowerfulPen8763 View quoted comment :
I have this exact rice cooker that I've been using for the last 5 years or so.
6 cups may sound like a lot, but it is really pretty small: takes up similar counter space as my Keurig coffee machine.
Rice cookers these days can do so many things and can run up hundreds of dollars, but I don't think that's worth it.

I've made multiple different kinds of grain dishes with this one.
It works well with quinoa, lentils, beans, gaba rice, etc.
It can also make the bottom part of the rice slightly charred and toasty like the way you get with Korean stone pot dishes.
I echo all of this. We have the same one and use it almost every other day for two people. We absolutely love it- it cooks rice, quinoa, lentils, whatever, all of it perfectly and keeps it warm for hours. So we can turn it on, go out with the dog or to run errands, and then it's ready whenever we come back.

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Today 7:58 PM
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ArrogantSquirrelsToday 7:58 PM
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I bought this for $89 back in January. It's been great. Tried to get a rice cooker on the smaller side so I ended up with a 6-cup which is still way too large for a single guy, but it's still not that large and cooks 1/3 cup uncooked rice without issue.

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