I Want This “Naruto Shippuden” Automatic Rice Cooker!

Toynk.com has just announced an exciting new arrival for Naruto fans. Manufactured by Just Funky, the officially licensed Naruto Shippuden Automatic Rice Cooker is here to help you cook some delicious fluffy rice.

I love seeing fandom merch being combined with household usefulness. Such items can easily end up becoming a staple in your daily routine instead of being displayed on a shelf somewhere. Don’t get me wrong. I love display pieces and collectibles, too. But geeky household items featuring a favorite IP of mine just have their own special charm.

Am I into cooking rice in a cooker that has an image of Naruto Uzumaki on it? I sure as heck am!

The Naruto Shippuden Automatic Rice Cooker is a 24-ounce rice cooker that features an easy one-touch system. All you need to do is add the appropriate amount of rice and water and then let the ninja-themed cooker do the thing.

Cook for me, Naruto! Cook for me!

There’s also a secondary “warm” setting which is great for maintaining heat and keeping the cooked rice at an ideal temperature until you’re ready to eat.

It has a BPA-free, non-stick cooking bowl that can be easily removed for easy cleaning. The see-through glass window lid helps with keeping an eye on the food during the cooking process. Along with the cooker, you will also receive a plastic spatula and a measuring cup.

As for the design, available in white, the cooker has an image of Naruto enjoying a bowl of his favorite Ichiraku Ramen noodles. Look at him being so happy! There’s also red trimming reminiscent of traditional Japanese patterns.

The Naruto Shippuden Automatic Rice Cooker is currently available for $44.99 with free US shipping at Toynk.com.

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(via press release)

Author: Farid-ul-Haq

Farid has a Double Masters in Psychology and Biotechnology as well as an M.Phil in Molecular Genetics. He is the author of numerous books including Missing in Somerville, and The Game Master of Somerville. He gives us insight into comics, books, TV shows, anime/manga, video games, and movies.

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