Tefal 10 Cup Rice & Slow Cooker (RK732) $71.40 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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Versatile: 8 cooking programs for variety: white rice, brown rice, porridge/soup, slow cooking/stews (8 hours), steam, quick cooking, reheat, keep warm (12 hours);
Durable: High-quality multi-layer inner pot (1.5 mm thickness with 4 layers);
Large capacity: Perfect for the whole family (10 cups / 1.8 L);
Convenient: Non-stick coating prevents food from sticking and makes clean-up effortless;
Easy to use: Tasty recipes at the touch of a button;
Easy to clean: Dishwasher-safe removable parts;
Accessories: Measuring cup, rice spatula, soup spoon, steam basket;

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  justtoreply on 05/05/2025 - 11:20

  +1

  Can someone in the know tell me what this doesn't have or do vs the better brands that appear on ozb for $150-$200?

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    NedStark102 on 05/05/2025 - 11:35

    Quick

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      Flyerone on 05/05/2025 - 11:43

      quick cooking

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        oz-dave on 05/05/2025 - 12:34

        It does have a "Quick Cooking / Steam" mode shown in the images at the bottom left in the 3x3 grid of 6 mode icons.
        It also features "Fuzzy Logic /AI".

        It does not appear to be a true pressure cooker though.
        Pressure cooking is said to provide:
        * quicker more even/uniform cooking of the grains (less likelihood of undercooked centres or overcooked edges)
        * enhanced flavour/aroma
        * better nutrient retention
        * can better soften tougher grains.

        It is also not induction based.
        Induction based cookers typically offer:
        * more even heating since they heat the entire inner pot directly (not just the bottom with an element)
        * more precise / responsive temperature adjustments which is good for more delicate grains and to minimise burning
        * gentle and more controlled heat distribution for improved texture of the cooked rice

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          justtoreply on 05/05/2025 - 15:57

          +1

          @oz-dave: Thanks

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    whapkaplit on 05/05/2025 - 12:27

    As you spend more you can get things like fuzzy logic (Zoji), induction heating, pressure cook settings etc. I have this one, it gets the job done, but my upgradeitis makes me want a Zojirushi or a Cuckoo.

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      Mike-A on 05/05/2025 - 15:29

      +1

      I'm an enabler so I'm going to essentially double-down your own upgraditis, I can say that the Cuckoo I have that has pressure cooking has earned a spot on my counter permanently, not just for cooking rice/grains but one-pot meals and quick soups.
      Marrion (from Marrion's kitchen YT) has a great one pot chicken rice meal that cooks up a treat in mine for example.

      Having said all that, if you already have a instapot (or similar) then that would work just as well, but not as good at doing steamed rice to then get a nicer texture for fried rice (for example) but the instapot would give you more than passable results for rice regardless.

      To OP, one with the pressure cooker function is where I would advocate for, then it's more useful more broadly, unless you have an existing pressure cooker.

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        whapkaplit on 05/05/2025 - 17:36

        I am both grateful for and annoyed by this comment, haha. Now I want to buy an expensive rice cooker again. Do you find the pressure cooker setting useful? I'm on the fence about whether that's a good addition or a bit of a gimmick.

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  catmao on 05/05/2025 - 12:04

  Maybe a silly question, 10 cups meaning you can add up to 10 cups of raw rice or it can cook up to 10 cups of cooked rice? Thanks

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    Wolfenstein98k on 05/05/2025 - 12:19

    -2

    Cooked

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    mckayver on 05/05/2025 - 12:57

    Means you can ad 10 cups of raw rice, so would be maybe double of cooked rice.

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    bargainpersona on 05/05/2025 - 16:48

    +1

    I don't have this model but they almost certainly mean raw rice and by "cup" they probably mean a rice cooker cup which is typically ~180ml (not 250ml or whatever other cup you might be thinking of).

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  borntospeed on 05/05/2025 - 18:53

  Did any one notice the power consumption? 750kW!!!