Tiger JNP-0720 4-cup Replacement Inner Cooking Bowl

I have used my Tiger 4 cup replacement inner cooking bowl now for a couple months and am happy with it to date.Economical way of reviving a reliable rice cooker that I have owned for over nearly thirty years! I am so glad that I can order this item on-line!I'm curious as to how much longer my Tiger rice cooker will last!All kitchen products should be built this way!Tiger products are well worth its price! Yes, you pay more for it, but they last a lifetime!...

Tiger products are very good quality ,the one i previously had lasted about 8 years ,the replacement cup is not cheap ,i was tempted to just buy a new rice cooker.It is an excellent product but replacement parts should be more affordable

I was in the market to replace our 15 year old Tiger 4-cup rice cooker due to the wear and tear on the inner cooking bowl but luckily we found the replacement here on Amazon. The quality of the replacement bowl appears to be just as good as the original when we first purchased our rice cooker.

I had my rice cooker for 15 years. It was passed down to me from my parents when I moved out. I probably should of used a wooden spoon so it wouldn't be so scratched up. My rice cooker still works fine, I'm so glad they sell replacements. It fits exactly the same as the old one.This company sticks to the same style throughout the years, finding your model number on your old rice cooker won't be hard.

Good product replacement

My wife loves the Tiger ricer cooker but the bowl was looking somewhat rough after about 1.5 years. I realized that we would allow a few grains of rice to dry out and stick to the pot here and there and then wash it. After looking at all the tiny spots of damage on the nonstick surface, it dawned on me that the damage may be caused by forcing the still dried on rice off of the surface when we started to wash it by hand. It may be a nonstick surface, but the rice can get really sticky .. obviously stickier that the nonstick surface it sticks to. So when we got the new bowl, we started soaking the bowl with enough water to ensure any rice remaining isn't sticking prior to washing and thus far, there's been zero damage to the replacement bowl. Thus, if you ensure all the rice is not sticking prior to washing, the bowl should stay in good condition longer (and of course only use plastic or silicone utensils).

The non-stick surface never lasts long. Every year, we need to replace bowl, and it is not cheap $44) for such a simple and cheap product. But if you have their rice cooker, then you are stuck with them.

but high priced. The cost is 50% of a new rice cooker