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Mushy after less then 24 hours

My rice cooker makes great rice but after less then 24 hours, half the rice is dried out and the other half is extremely mushy and both are inedible. My rice cooker/warmer is still relatively new though, only about 40 days. What should I do, I thought rice cooker's/warmers that are seeled shut are supposed to keep rice fresh for at least a couple days.

  • arnelle1 Nov 02, 2007

    I bought the same brand but the ten cup cooker and I always ended up with smelly mushy rice in about the same time frame. I have purchased 2 other brands since then and I am stumped as to what to do to resolve this problem. I am getting very frustrated with this rice warmer problem because I end up wasting a lot of rice.

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It's not meant to keep in there for a few days. A few hours would be the max, say for a party for instance. When you are done with the rice, take it out and put it in your refridgerator.

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