I think your best bet is going to be to look around in Asian grocery stores. You can find thermal bento sets that will serve your purpose quite well. http://www.zojirushi.com/ourproducts/lunchjars/sl_jae.html

Zojirushi makes the best bread machine by far. It runs about $200.00.

I’ve been researching rice cookers, and think I have found a good one for me- Zojirushi Micom 3-Cup Rice Cooker and Warmer, 3 cup- one-piece, delay timer, good quality, good reviews... My main purpose for it will be to have...

What you may be looking for is one of Zojirushi's Lunch Jars. (http://www.zojirushi.com/ourproducts/lunchjars/lunchjars.html) Easily the equal of any Thermos product now or in the past for quality. I find them at my local Asian...

is a rice cooker worth it, 2007 http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/441072 considering a rice cooker, 2007 http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/437485 Zojirushi Rice Cooker, 2007-2008

Zojirushi makes a stainless steel insulated bento box, which look a little like a thermos from the outside. http://www.amazon.com/Zojirushi...

Zojirushi makes some hot water dispensers that might work.

In case you were open to other suggestions, I have had my Zojirushi Neuro Fuzzy for years now and it has never let me down. Excellent product. Also on Amazon, or Pacific Mall. Cheers

Check out Zojirushi products. They make two lines of steamers: basic models akin to old school Panansonic/National cookers; and wowie models like the “Neuro Fuzzy” that cook almost anything anyway you choose. Rock...

while i don’t have any experience cooking rice at that altitude, i do have a zojirushi fuzzy-logic rice cooker that adjusts itself for almost any external condition — low or high humidity, moisture content of rice,...

in California, though, so maybe someone else can help with the name? Zojirushi is also pretty good that I see in California all the time. Also Japanese-logo has a little elephant on it. Keep an eye out for tigers and elephants!

I had a 3 cup Zojirushi that I used to use all the time. Perfect rice every time, and kept hot and ready to eat with no loss in quality for hours. Last year my daughter took it to college and I still miss it...

Today, I was at Forum Appliances in Lansdowne Mall (not Aberdeen as I posted upthread). I saw a few one-button Japanese Panasonic/Nationals on sale – I think 20% off. You can spend a lot of money on the high-end Japanese...

but because they cost a lot. I’ve been researching rice cookers on the internet and believe that Zojirushi is the brand to get and I was wondering if one of these UK Zojirushi rice cookers are definitely worth buying...

I have a Zojirushi NS-RNC 10 with the locking lid. I absolutely love it. Rice stays fresh for several days. I have also used it for Brown Rice and Wild Rice both of which require slightly more H2O than the conventional stove top...