[Electronics-Talk] rice cookers

[Gerald Levy]

I have a Black & Decker RC3303 compact rice cooker that is completely usable 
by a blind consumer.  All you do is measure out the amount of rice you want 
to cook using the included measuring cup, add the appropriate amount of 
water to the bowl, lug it in and push down the lever.  When the rice is 
ready, the lever pops up and the unit keeps the rice warm until it is 
unplugged. What could be easier? I think this model has been replaced by the 
RC503, which is essentially similar and currently sells on Amazon.com for 
about $17.  Notethat this unitwill produce up to3 cups of cooked rice.  It 
is not necessary to buy one of those larger, more expensive fancy-schmancy 
high tech rice cookers favored by techno-snobs unless you plan to feed an 
army

Gerald
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-----Original Message----- 
From: George Dominguez via Electronics-Talk
Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2016 11:39 AM
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Subject: [Electronics-Talk] rice cookers

Every once-in-a-while, the subject of rice cookers has come up on lists.  I 
am wondering if anybody can suggest a rice cooker that a blind person can 
use that is available?  So many times, people tell of appliances that are 
usable that they purchased a long time ago.  Has anybody gone searching 
recently and found one that they have been able to use?  I’m considering 
buying one, and I might be able to go shopping this weekend.  Thanks for any 
information from anybody.  Pam.
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