For those in Melbourne who want a rice cooker...

[Sparkles]

if you can pick it up its cheap ATM not sure how much it will go up though


http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/190625841...84.m1423.l2648

[redrobyn]

Good price but I don't need a ricecooker my d.d. got one for a christmas present last year she asked me if I wanted hers, does anyone on here use one and if they do what's it like?

[Sparkles]

i dont have one myself i noticed Aldi had them coming up on special this week.

[redrobyn]

I'm not really sure if I want one Melinda just another appliance that I'll stick in the cupboard and hardly ever use.

[cayte]

I use mine all the time. I love it to bits. We eat rice a lot though. I don' t even bother putting mine away because I would cook rice every second day at least.I like it because you throw it in and forget, and it will just sit there warm until we eat. It makes it much easier for me, rather than another saucepan on the stove.

[dizzy lizzy]

love them, you can cook risotto's, fried rice, etc and the cookers them selves are cheap as chips now.

[Sparkles]

well if anyone lives near it maybe they could grab it.....

[lucyblack]

I love how the rice is tastes when you cook it in such a 'modern contraption' even if you could probably get the same result with a simple pan and a few spices But innovations has its ways of converting even the most dedicated cook