A few months ago I purchased a rice cooker and it
substantially changed the way I prepare my foods for the week. I read the basic
directions to the device and have used it weekly since the purchase. This
morning, though, I noticed a label I had not previously paid any attention to.
Reduce the risk? You mean I may still get shocked by using
it correctly? I want a rice cooker that is giving me no risk of electrical
shock. As an almost daily rice eater, I
know that cooking rice involves a great deal of water!
We get such labels because of someone’s demonstrated
stupidity followed by a lawsuit. Without the removable container, there is no
way for the cooker to hold the water and rice. Or even function for that matter
as it is pressure triggered.
After becoming a label reader in recent years, I continue to
be amazed at the various warnings that come with seemingly innocuous products
and what it says about our society. As an educator, I have a hard time
believing we are truly that stupid, I think we are that greedy that we will do
stupid things for money. We get such labels because of someone’s demonstrated
stupidity followed by a lawsuit.
So the next time you make rice in a rice cooker, be sure to
use the appropriate removable container. You have been warned so that lawsuit
will not work again.
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