10 Best Non Stick Rice Cookers That Will Make Your Cooking Effortless
A non-stick rice cooker is a kitchen appliance designed to cook rice without sticking. It uses a non-stick inner pot to make cooking and cleaning easy.
Rice cookers have become a staple in many kitchens, offering convenient and efficient ways to prepare perfect rice without the need for constant monitoring. A non-stick rice cooker, in particular, is designed to prevent rice from sticking to the pot, resulting in fluffy and evenly cooked grains every time.
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I'm trying to find simple but nutricious ricecooker recepes to make myself lunch for a few days in one go, and half the recepes I get are either amazing looking but very fried and greasy recepes that'll kill me if I start eating that two times a day, or like, American pancakes which would kill me instantly
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pitching akudama drive to you, without relying on cutthroat's cuntiness to get me through it
SO the basic premise is that it's a cyberpunk retro future world of Japan, years after a devastating war between cities. criminals in this world are dubbed the Akudama and ranked according to the severity of their crimes, most of our main cast are the highly sought after S-rank. there's also a task force of executioners, who are like... the American police 😍 they can kill criminals
this here is miss 一般人 (yes everyone's got a code name and they are all very on the nose, say hello to Ordinary Person. she is very ordinary)
after a small misunderstanding, she's arrested and accused being a swindler. and without explaining too much of the plot, she essentially gets forced into pretending that she too, is an akudama, as an entire group of them is forced to work together to complete a job. eventually her false persona of being Swindler becomes who she truly is and I could not convey just how satisfying that character turn around is
the strong theme here though, seen especially near the end, is how criminals are human. how they all have different reasons and motivations for committing their crimes, and how they're people beyond just that, yet they're being hunted down and executed for it.
it's about how the government can be corrupt, and if they have the power to kill criminals... well then, it's just a matter of deciding who the criminals ARE and killing them (that foot in the door to be allowed to kill anyone you dislike because Oh Well they're a Criminal)
it's about carving your own path in life with tooth and nail, to not let yourself be held down and killed or have your life stripped away from you. fighting for a better future.
anyways it's only 12 beautifully animated episodes long, every character is a delight and it's just got a fun story in general
also cutthroat will be sad if you don't watch it
Okay, the sci-fi setting is a big plus point because I like sci-fi in general! Also, the part about the American Police deadass made me laugh!
The art style looks like something I've seen but I don't remember what it is. It's like... the style used in Persona! The video game, I mean.
Hmm... "Becoming the mask" as a trope is a bit of a neutral thing for me, to be honest. I think the Past Me had a fill of this with Durarara!! back then, haha. Being a swindler is a bit of a plus point, though, because I love stories about noble-hearted confidence people. Does this Normal Person Girl actually pull off really wild, big-brained insane cons like the French show Lupin or the anime Great Pretender? If she did, it would be a very big plus point! I dig that stuff so much because I love trying to figure tricks out!
As for the part about humanizing criminals—it's a wee bit reminiscent of Psycho-Pass, which I really enjoyed. I'm also currently reading Ajin, which has shades of this in its themes. Since I'm currently being fed, I'm quite neutral about this specific theme for now.
Overall, it is quite an interesting premise! I will hold onto it and wait for its Interest Meter to be filled even more.
Weird that I have never heard of this anime before! I mean, sure, I don't consume fiction a gargantuan lot compared to most people on Tumblr, but I still fancy myself a wee bit more learned than actual casuals! So how is it that I have never heard of this? Is your fandom big?
Also, Cutthroat can cry but I find it a bit suspect if he can cry. I mean, this guy's name is screaming "funky happy serial killer" so much!
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