Multicooker technology thread

As far as I can see, Redmond seems to be the most spammed brand in terms of choosing a multicooker, but I failed to see why would it be a bad choice and bought that shit up (and I feel rather okay), but maybe other anons could tell me about other brands?

I'd also like a discussion about multikitchen, maybe some anons are using it?

The nip IH ones are great, though they're mainly used for rice.
Insane expensive though.

>>57319995
Arent multicookers differ by the number of functions and the amount of food they can produce? Everything else seems kind of useless to me

I just put my rice cooker on porridge mode and put whatever into it.

>>57320131
But why not experiment, anon, you can do a lot of shit with it.

>>57319737
is there any reason for me to have one of these if i have a well stocked kitchen with a gas range?

I don't know man I'm just a dog on the internet with a 3-setting crockpot

Someone did tell me that using them to make bread was a meme though
something about wasting way too much power and still getting a shittier result

>>57320346
Do you wanna make bread? Yoghurt? Other weird shit?
Do you want to have a meal ready by the time you come back home?
Do you want to not only have it ready, but being warmed up all the time till you come back home?

I think it is worth it, especially if ure a workperson, since it is a great time saver.

>>57320457
Though I will agree about power, mine consumes 700watt which is the same amount my pc takes, and thats maybe the only glaring downside I have, but again, the one I've bought was really cheap (80buck), so maybe I can lay it on that.