Cosori rice cooker vs Aroma rice cooker

the aroma induction rice cooker and this is the Cosari induction rice cooker as well and today we're actually going to go ahead and compare these two rice cookers and we're going to see which one is right for you now first off we're just going to start off simple and we're going to talk about the design of these two rice cookers now the aroma both of these rice cookers they have plastic bodies but with the aroma they make it look here like it's brushed aluminum or like it stainless steel so the aroma is going to do a much better job of fitting into your kitchen if your appliances are stainless steel.
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Cosori: amzn.to/3S11VEx

[@Adeline9418]

Id buy the Aroma. Theyve been making rice cookers for a while.

[@DanielVega-mi8sq]

To make a comparison video you must be impartial and your preference for the aroma is evident.

[@JurassicJenkins]

Hi, thanks for the review, but the Cosori is not a induction rice cooker, based on the manufacturer’s specifications. Does it matter? I don’t know 🤷‍♂️

[@JimNortonsAlcoholism]

How are you comparing rice cookers without talking about the quality of the cooked rice lol?

[@Pathfindr]

Dude, the Cosori takes 30 minutes to cook 2 cups of rice, not 50. The timer may start at 50 minutes, but it updates as the rice cooks. Did you just start them and leave for an hour? (I can also see from the timer on the Cosori that it's been sitting on "Keep warm" for almost 20 minutes...)

[@T10107]

😂😂😂. Yeah I was like 50 minutes???

[@ChuckOleary-jb6kr]

Can you sauté meat or vegetables in the Aroma like you can with the Cosori? What about sushi rice? The Cosori, like Zojirushi rice cookers, uses fuzzy logic rather than induction. The Cosori also has a keep warm feature after the rise is done. You seem very biased towards Aroma. And like someone else mentioned you totally missed comparing the taste and texture which is much more important than a cord that can be removed or buttons that stay illuminated.