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Cookware brand Cult Our Place is expanding its product line with a new rice cooker. The compact kitchen appliance was created in collaboration with chef and best-selling author J. Kenji López-Alt, and we had the chance to experience it firsthand.
the Wonder Pro Oven and Always pan 2.0 It made me an immediate fan of the brand, so I was excited to test the new device to see if it lived up to the same standards.
Like all Our Place products, the rice cooker has a sleek, simple and understated design with just the right amount of controls. The large button on the front of the device unlocks the device, while the small buttons on the top control the mode and temperature.
The rice cooker maintains a sleek appearance by only displaying the digital display when plugged in.
There are four modes: white rice, brown rice, oatmeal, and a dedicated option for extra grains and it has a capacity of six cups of cooked rice.
It also uses “fuzzy logic technology,” a common feature in high-end rice cookers. This basically means that the device uses built-in sensors that read the internal temperature and adjust it as needed for perfect cooking.
When the rice cooker is turned on, the digital display matches that of the Wonder Oven Pro, another element that creates the cohesive look the brand is known for. Using the rice cooker is easy and looks familiar if you’ve used any of the other appliances at Our Place.
You can adjust the time and temperature.
The rice cooker comes with a silicone measuring cup and a small wooden spoon, which is basically a miniature version of the ones included with the Always Pan. Plus, it won’t scratch the non-stick coating.
Although the rice maker looks small, it holds six cups of cooked rice.
Our Place rice cooker is Available now for $139 – A bit pricey for a built-in rice cooker – In five different colours, including Blue Salt, Steam, Spice, Char and Limited Pistachio.