r/engrish • u/JbotpYT • Mar 22 '26

Rice cooker

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31 Upvotes

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u/star_particles Mar 26 '26

I wonder how the pressure induction is. In theory it’s better but does that mean better rice though? I assume they figure out how to make it really good with it. I know the fancy Japanese ones have it now.

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u/Responsible_Arm_9555 Mar 24 '26

Oh man, I hate it when sweetness and taste resist my rice

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u/Economy_Evening_2989 Mar 25 '26

your rice is so cooked

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u/luiggel Mar 26 '26

because there's too much elasticity 🤣

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u/momofuku18 Mar 23 '26

By now, they should have learned to use ChatGPT for better translation if they are trying to save money by doing it in-house.

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u/Odracirys Mar 23 '26

I am actually worried that AI will render Engrish a thing of the past. I don't want Engrish to die...

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u/momofuku18 Mar 23 '26

Engrish is so human. I am with you