NUTRIBULLET Everygrain Cooker review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2024
- We take a look at the Everygrain cooker from Nutribullet. An all in 1 ricecooker, graincooker, veggies steamer and allround kitchen help that promises to make your life easier. We put it to the test!
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Ive bought this with my own money, nutribullet has not been involved in the making of this video
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I'll say it when someone deserves it. Great job. Concise. I like how you focused on the water issue and brought that to my attention. Something I would not have caught before I bought the device. Might be a deal breaker for me as well. They should have known better. I know my Instapot has a plastic cup for the condensation.
The moisture is meant to collect there. It's not a design flaw but designed to capture the condensation. I usually have a clean cloth or paper towel ready to clean up the condensation.
Yes, the Instant Rice and Grain cooker has the same setup. I use kitchen paper to soak it up too. I think the plastic condensation collectors some cookers have is a better idea.
Thank you for this it has saved me 80 pounds
thats awesome! thats exactly why i make tehse videos
Hi,
Nice review.
I bought the ricecooker and tried it for the first time. Put in 2 cups of white Jasmine rice and 3 cups of water. In the time table I saw that it automatically takes 50 minutes until ready and after 40 minutes it should be count down for 10 minutes. How does the device know how long it needs to cook? Do you know that?
i havent looked into it deeply, but my guess is that it does a simple preset timer+wattage depending on the program you select.
I dont think there is any thermometer or moisture meter or anything inthere and it just does a standard routine
Greetings this Tues March 28th, 2023...:) Thank you for the video ! Would you tell me how much time is needed for wild rice...does one simply press the 'Grains' button...Is one able to put in desired time for steaming salmon..or simply pressing steam button & checking...then having to click steam again if more time is needed?
Wild rice is whole grain so try the setting for whole grain rice and i would never steam salmon so can't help you there sorry
Thanks for the review. That water spilling is a deal breaker for me as I want a mini-rice cooker on my work table where there's paper.
yeah i dont get it, its such an obvious design flaw and there really is no way around it happening, cause whatever liquid youll head up in there is gonna cause steam.
Hope you have found one...quite a few out there...Wolfgang Puck, Curtis Stone...just to name a few...they are small units! QVC HSN and Amazon...:)
That's a shame if you found a proper place to put a rice cooker. This rice cooker actually cooks rice really good compared to a lot of other ones that you spend a lot of money. What do you want for a 100 bucks? I'm not sure. But I've been through many rice cookers. And this one by far is up there.
I own this rice cooker, and this guy is over exaggerating. I've never had to clean the burners off dry them off. I don't understand why people are dramatic. And what they want for a $100. This is an excellent steam. Cooker, I've owned plenty. And this one actually cooks rice Bang on.
Big deal wipe the fucking rubber when you open it. It's not a big deal, all race cookers have flaws. At least this one cooks your fucking rice properly. Again. For a 100 bucks, what exactly are you looking for? You're worst than a woman. 😂😂😂😂
Thank you for the informative video! I have had this grain cooker for at least a year. I have cooked brown rice, white basmati rice, black/ purple rice , freekeh, barley etc. I have been very pleased with this product . It is so light, easy to manage and cooks the grains very nicely. I have not had any condensation leak out into the counter. It is by no means fast but a lot easier to manage than my pressure cooker. I also appreciate that I can open it during the cooking process if I want to add anything to the grains (while the continue to cook). Plus it’s compact, very light and easy to store. ❤
Thank you, very helpful review!
Wonderful explanation ❤
does the ricecooker stop cooking and switch to warming when the rice is done? If so, how does it know the difference between say 1 cup of rice and 5 cups, assuming the cook time is different between the two
it does depend on you to put the correct amount of water per amount of rice in
then it just goes through a general cooking cycle before it switches to warming.
So if you over-water, then you are gonna get wet/sticky rice, if you under-water then its gonna be dry, depends on your preference how you do it of course
Hi, thank you for this great video! We ended up buying one 😊 Do you know what the little plastic plug on the inside of the lid is for? 🙈 So, after washing the bowl in the dishwasher, i saw online that it says not to do that... The bowl luckily still seems ok, but I will hand wash it in future. I thought maybe some parts of the inside of the lid would be detachable to allow washing, but it looks like it just needs to be wiped on the inside of the lid after using. 🤷🏻♀️
the little plug on the inside is for the steam-opening, i guess its removable for washing indeed.
The bowl itself can technically go in the dishwasher i suppose, but a dishwash cycle is pretty aggressive so itll destroy the anti-stick coating very fast. Handwash is not that harsh, so better use that
This review would have really helped when i bought it!! Any time i try making the oatmeal its a big mess! Not worth it! I just use it to steam green beans for my little one's (gtube feeds)
I may have missed you says this but I’m wondering how was the rice? Did it come out perfect?
the rice comes out dry or wet depending on how much water you put it, depending on your preference as well as on what kinda rice you use.
if you stick to the indication lines it comes out excellent :)
Thanks I had the same question in mind
My cheap rice cooker is 700W but this is only 600W. Also the cooking time seems very long, my old one took 15-20 mins but this takes 30 mins a bit too long for me.
totally agree! its far from the fastest cookers outthere
The Instant Rice and Grain takes forever too. I think both brands perhaps come from the same factory.
Are you dutch?Good review
i am indeed, the accent is undeniable eh?! :)
@@ReviewsOnAnything I have the same problem 🥴but your reviews are great thats what counts 🫶🏽
Very helpful
Glad to hear that
So those lights that go up and down are normal. I dont see a countdown am I doing it right?
yes the lights going up and down means the program is in operation. The countdown timer is only for the last 10min of the program.
In general this thing is not very fast. Cooking a cup and a half of regular white rice takes well over 30min, so that gives you an idea
Great point. There is only a count down at the end. Final 10mins . It’s a nuisance.
Omg same I thought it was working I turned it on and off about 5 times until I found this video
Omg same. It says select the brown rice setting and then set for 20 mins. How the heck do I set 20 mins after I’ve selected brown rice. I cannot for the life of me figure that out. Help someone.
Thank you. Nice review. I'm always angry when I see things that make clean up a mess. I'm a disabled senior so clean up is difficult to start with, without adding in a design flaw! Ugh!
agreed! especially when this should have been fixed during the design and testing process
The thing will only keep the rice warm for three hours.
Should have shown how to use the steamer also!
Made of what materials: plastic, aluminium and teflon coating, rubber .... bad for uour health!!