CUCKOO CRP-N0681F Pressure Rice Cooker 6 Cups

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Pressure Rice Cooker (CRP-N0681F) 6 Cups

Model Name	6 Cups Electric Rice Cooker
Brand	CUCKOO
Color	Red
Material	Aluminum
Capacity	6 Cups

About this item

Cuckoo: with 40 years of experience, Cuckoo has brought the best pressure cooking technology and put it into the crp-n0681f.
Cooking modes: Cuckoo features multiple cooking options for your liking. Glutinous rice (white rice), mixed rice, sushi rice, black beans, Nu rung ji (scorched rice), nutritious rice, porridge, multi cook, fermentation/bread baking, Turbo rice cook, auto-clean.
Micom cooker: micom, short for “Micro computer, ” is a microchip installed into the cooker that has pre-loaded cooking algorithms formulated to bring the best cooking settings for each cooking mode. (Automates cooking time, heating levels, etc. )
Inner pot: X-Wall marble inner pot designed to bring optimal temperature and heat distribution throughout your food. Non-stick non-scratch surface.

INFO

Pressure Type: Electric Pressure
Portion Size: 6 Cups / 1.08L
Voice Navigation: KOR, ENG, CHN
Voltage: AC120V / 60hz
Wattage: 890W
Product Weight: 12 lb
Manufactured: South Korea
Warranty: 1 year parts and labor
Compatible Cover Packing: CCP-D06

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