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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A rice cooker is an extremely useful gift.  Even people who don't cook very much appreciate the never-fail quality of this item.

That said, I'm not a fan of useful gifts.  I love gifts that are unexpected luxuries -- doesn't matter if they're small ones. I'd rather have one delicious chocolate bar than a Roomba (what my BIL gave my sister last year -- it was not a pretty scene).   [/quote]

[b]A rice cooker - one more small appliance that I'd donate as soon as I got it because I don't want to store it.  The few times I make rice, I make it in a pot that I use for 1,000 other things[/b].[/quote]

I used to say that . . . until I got one (not as a gift, but because DS's college roommate, who is Korean-American, didn't want to ship it home to LA).  When I used it, I felt like I was witnessing a miracle.  It is a very simple appliance that produces perfect rice.  Not good rice; perfect rice.   [/quote]

If you only eat rice a few times a year, then use a regular pot. If you eat rice every day like my Asian family does, a rice cooker is invaluable.[/quote]

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