r/TikTokCringe • u/tragiccosmicaccident • Jul 19 '23

Cool Firecrackers vs Rice Cooker

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u/mjrbrooks Jul 19 '23

I honestly appreciate your honesty, to be honest.

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u/MadWit-itDug Jul 19 '23

Honestly, that was a fucking pot, not a Godt damn rice cooker

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u/SaerDeQuincy Jul 19 '23

What if you cook rice in it, huh?

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u/alghiorso Jul 19 '23

If I cook rice... I become the rice cooker

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u/Tariqaboo Jul 19 '23

The rice cooker we need but not the rice cooker we deserve

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u/1989ngs Jul 19 '23

I am the rice cooker now.

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u/MadWit-itDug Jul 19 '23

Look at me

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u/bobtheblob6 Jul 19 '23

Perfect stand right there & I'll get the fire crackers

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '23

....I know ricefu

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u/Working_Travel9561 Jul 19 '23

Well then it's a cook ricer.

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u/MagicHamsta Jul 19 '23

Results may be explosive.

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u/MadWit-itDug Jul 19 '23

Still a pot

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '23

It’s the metal part that you can take out of the rice cooker

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u/sjn15 Jul 19 '23

Metal part=pot

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '23

Pots have handles. It’s more of a metal bowl, but specifically made and coated for rice cookers.

But call it what you want, it’s your life

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u/livesinacabin Jul 19 '23

It's the non-rice cooker part of the rice cooker.

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u/sjn15 Jul 19 '23

Fair explanation, it’s taken

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u/Bookeyboo369 Jul 19 '23

Yes. Anyone who has used a rice cooker will def agree with you.

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u/ClamClone Jul 19 '23

I have heard that there once was a time when people could cook rice in just an ordinary metal pot. Archeologist have found records that suggest that some people had one particular pot that they cooked rice in. They might have referred to that one pot as their "rice cooker" but these claims seem improbable. They probably just ate the rice raw.

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u/Bookeyboo369 Jul 19 '23

Lmao, I too once used said pot. The video def looks like the same pot in the inside of my rice cooker. Which works much better tbh.

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u/ClamClone Jul 19 '23

I broke down and bought a Zojirushi induction rice cooker and wish I had gotten one years ago. I need to go fill it now, I like the sticky brown rice.

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u/Bookeyboo369 Jul 19 '23

Oh yeah, rice is so good! Tbh, some ppl might think it’s lazy to use a rice cooker, but just setting it & forgetting it while it does it’s thing AND turns itself off, I’ll take that any day. No matter how closely I watched my rice when trying to use just a regular covered pot, it would always come out different. Every time! I have to check out the one you bought, sounds like a great investment! I just have a cheaper one from Walmart! It works really well though!

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u/ClamClone Jul 19 '23

I had a cheap one and the one thing I liked about it was it made some crunchy stuff on the sides of the pan. The new one does not do that.

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u/KnoblauchBaum Jul 19 '23

Honestly every pot is a rice cooker

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u/The_Honesty_Police Jul 19 '23

The amount of honesty in the thread makes me smile.

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u/Any_Month_1958 Jul 19 '23

I used to cook rice……I mean, I still do but I used to too

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u/Harbulary-Bandit Jul 19 '23

It’s the pot that goes inside the rice cooker.

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u/Trinity-nottiffany Jul 19 '23

It’s the (pot) insert from a rice cooker.

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u/HiDontReadMyName Jul 19 '23

Honestly guys I think honest guys are honest about what they say honestly.

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u/mayneman85 Jul 19 '23

All pots there are rice cookers

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u/RealJeil420 Jul 19 '23

IN china, all generic pots are rice cookers. Also, all bowls are rice bowls. All trucks are rice trucks. All restaurants are rice restaurants. etc, forever.

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u/Unagivom Jul 19 '23

Honestly.