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facebook · Sep 5 2020

We love trying new recipes on the weekend. It's a great time to bring the family together while preparing a delicious meal, and you can do it more leisurely than during the weekday bustle. If you're looking for something to try for tonight, take a look at our latest recipe for Halal Chicken and Rice, now on Zojirushi 101:

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facebook · Sep 4 2020

Did you know that bagels are first boiled for a short time then baked to get that chewy texture? Learn how to make your own bagels at home using your Zojirushi Home Bakery Supreme® Breadmaker (BB-CEC20):

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facebook · Sep 3 2020

Are you in the market for a new coffee maker? Take a look at MSN recent comparison of our line-up here:

Zojrushi America

facebook · Sep 2 2020

Happy World Coconut Day! What are some of your favorite ways to enjoy coconuts? We love to sip on Iced Coconut Caffé Lattes over here!

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facebook · Sep 1 2020

Welcome to National Rice Month, Zo fans! How are we celebrating this special month? By bringing you our top tips to make your rice taste better.

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facebook · Aug 30 2020

Honest Reviews takes the time to try out our Stainless Mug (SM-KHE48NL), saying "people will say it's almost too good at it's job." Watch their video here:

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facebook · Aug 29 2020

Japanese culture places an importance on eating fresh ingredients that are specialties of each season. Here is a round of this season's most popular harvests, and where to eat them when you are in Japan:

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facebook · Aug 28 2020

Thinking ahead to dinner and don't know where to start? If you have two cups of leftover rice in the fridge, you're half-way there:

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facebook · Aug 27 2020

We're halfway to the weekend, Zo fans! Let's take your usual morning coffee to the next step with Bert-san's recipe for Granita de Cafe. Read more about it on the blog:

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facebook · Aug 26 2020

The fifth basic taste - alongside sweet, sour, salty, and bitter - was named umami, meaning "savoriness" in Japanese. Umami was identified in Tokyo in 1908, but it didn't gain mainstream attention in the United States until much later. Now it's a coveted taste that chefs try to incorporate in their own dishes. Learn more about the flavor and how to make an umami-loaded pizza here: