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Panasonic SR-NA10 5-1/2-Cup Rice Cooker/Warmer with Advanced Fuzzy Logic Technology | 
 enlarge | Brand: Panasonic
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $139.99
Buy New: $104.88
You Save: $35.11 (25%)
New (13) from $104.88
Avg. Customer Rating:  24 reviews
Sales Rank: 1469
Color: White
Shipping Weight (lbs): 8.6
Dimensions (in): 13 x 10 x 8
Warranty: 1
MPN: SR-NA10
Model: SR-NA10
UPC: 037988959297
EAN: 0037988959297
ASIN: B000E16FYK
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days
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| Features:
| • | 5-1/2-cup rice cooker/warmer with advanced Fuzzy Logic technology | | • | 8 menu settings include 6 rice functions, plus steam and cake baking | | • | 24-hour clock; 2 preset timers; 12-hour keep-warm; nonstick-coated pan | | • | Dishwasher-safe steaming basket, measuring cup, scoop, and holder included | | • | Measures 13-1/5 by 9-8/9 by 7-8/9 inches; 1-year limited warranty |
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Product Description
Make super rice super-quick and easy with the Panasonic SRNA10 Rice Cooker 5.5 Cup. This unique and versatile appliance holds 5.5 cups of uncooked rice (2-11 cups cooked) and features advanced Fuzzy Logic technology which finely controls temperature settings and lets the cooker "think" for itself resulting in perfect rice. Eight built-in menu settings include six rice functions plus steam and cake baking. This steamer also features a 24-hour clock two preset timers a 12-hour keep-warm function and a non-stick coated aluminum pan for easy food release. The steaming basket can be removed and washed in the dishwasher; a measuring cup scoop and holder are also included.Primary InformationCavity Capacity : 5.5-cup CE Product Type : Rice cooker Power Provided (W) : 620 Watt Dimensions&MiscellaneousDepth : 9.9 Inch Height : 7.9 Inch Width : 13.2 Inch Header / Model : SR-NA10 UNSPSC CodeUNSPSC Code : 52141544
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| Customer Reviews: Read 19 more reviews...
 Most rice cooker than multicooker October 3, 2008
Nice multicooker, has 3 rice programs, bake mode and NO slow cook mode! So be carefull if you want to make stews in it
Easy to use rice cooker September 17, 2008
Our Panasonic rice cooker was easy to setup and use. This was our first time in owning or using a rice cooker. Nothing could be easier. Simply measure the amount of rice desired (using the cup provided), rinse the rice with water, pour rice into cooking pan, add water based on cups of rice desired, close the lid, select the cooking mode, and hit the start button. The rice cooker does the rest. In 50 minutes you have a perfectly cooked bowl of rice from 0.5 to 5.5 cups. The rice comes out just right, not too soggy and not dried out.
The advance fuzzy logic works great! The rice cooker knows exactly how much heat to provide regardless of the amount of rice being cooked. At the end of the cooking cycle the machine makes an audible sound to let you know that the cooking is complete. The rice is is then manually fluffed up and can be kept in the warming mode for up to 12 hours. It even has a timer to let you know how long the rice has been in the warming mode. We have tried cooking a variety of different rices and they all come out perfect. The best part about this machine is that it does all the work, is easy to use, and in 50 minutes you have a perfectly cooked bowl of rice.
We never ate rice much in the past due to the hassle and problems in cooking rice by hand. When cooking rice the old fashion way, we ended up with too much water which required extra cooking time or the water disappeared long before the rice was fully cooked. The rice always came out uncooked or soggy. And to make matters worse, it seems like each different brand and type of rice has a unique formula for water content, cooking method, and cooking time. The result was rice that was a hassle to make and not very palatable. The rice cooker eliminates all of this confusion and hassle and the rice tastes really great! And the best part of all is that it is easy to clean up after each use. Simply rinse out the pan and wipe with a paper towel.
And lastly, we have had great success with other Panasonic products that we have used in the past including a VCR, bread machine, and variable speed drill. Our bread machine was purchased over 15 years ago and is still doing the job today. I would strongly recommend this product to anyone looking for an easy to use rice cooker that is affordably priced.
 Great product!! September 7, 2008
I had been thinking of getting a rice cooker for several months, but was hesitant to do so. After all, how hard is it to make rice? You just boil the little bags in water, or you use minute rice, right? Who needs or has room for another kitchen appliance? Well, due to a recent illness, I've had to make some dietary changes and found that I was eating alot more rice, so I asked my husband to get me this cooker for my birthday. I wish I had gotten it sooner! I can't believe the difference in the taste of the rice. Now I'm able to experiment with different types of rice (jasmine, basmati, risotto, etc) rather than just always using the boil-in-bag or minute rice types (ok, so I'm a "rice novice"). The rice tastes great and the machine is so easy to use and clean. My son, who was never a big fan of rice, loves how it tastes after being cooked in this machine and is actually eating it more often. Since this is my first rice cooker, I can't really compare it to any other brands, but I'd definitely recommend it. Like some other reviews said, I don't like the fact that you can't replace the battery yourself, but rather have to send it out to get it done. That's the reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5.
The coating is not as sturdy as expected. September 2, 2008
It's a good cooker. However, the non-stick coating can be scratched easily. I think I'm a careful user. But the second day, I scratched the bottom a little bit when I was cleaning it.
Lots of options and good rice, but catches water in the rim September 1, 2008
This cooker was a gift for my parents, whose rice cooker was on its last legs. They mainly cook white Jasmine rice and are not big fans of the long cooking time (and thus use the "quick cook" option most frequently). Their one complaint is that the water from the steam during/after cooking catches around the rim of the cooker after the rice is done. Otherwise, they enjoy having the option of making various types of rice (particularly the brown rice and the congee).
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