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I would think, for you that the model that @Kerry Bealshows above would be ideal for you.
I really wanted a 3-cup Zo but it lacked a couple of features I needed sp I had to buy a bigger model.
I wish I had that one.
(Sorry, @ElsieD and Jo I put this in the wrong place)
11 hours ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:
Even the larger 10 cup Zojirushi models will cook as little as 1 cup white rice (or 2 cups brown). My recommendation would be to get a 5.5 cup model that is made in Japan.
Beyond that let the features and your budget be your guide. I must say the new NW-JEC10BA is smaller and easier to clean than my older Zojirushi. However I won't promise I could detect a difference in the quality of the finished rice. They are both pressure-induction units, manufactured in Japan.
I would think, for you, that the model that @Kerry Bealshows above would be ideal for you.
