AROMA Digital Rice Cooker, 4-Cup (Uncooked) / 8-Cup (Cooked), 2 Qt, Steamer, Multicooker, Slow Cooker, Oatmeal Cooker, Auto Keep Warm, Stainless Steel Exterior

Just get it. Easy to use and clean. Just use the cup that comes with it to not over fill. It makes great white rice but today I made asparagus, mushroom, risotto using risotto rice and white wine. OMG quick easy and tasted amazing. Love risotto but hated cooking on the stove. This is my new best friend, right beside my instant pot and air fryer. You can't go wrong getting this and it's easy to store, every thing fits inside. Next I'm going to try steaming salmon while making rice. UPDATE I just make taco soup using the slow cooker and could not be easier. I am the only person so the small size works for me, if you are a family or cook bigger meals get the bigger one. You can't go wrong. Ok just found a con: the cup for the drip is very easy to knock out, when lifting. You just have to be careful to not knock it out and lose it, but so far that's the only thing I see that needs improved. Con #2 everything stores inside the pot. But you must leave it open to keep from it smelling of cooked food. I use vinegar and water and let simmer to cut smell. Then let air out with lid open. If possible store with lid open since you can't take off the lid.

I've had this 4-cup rice cooker now for almost a year and it is amazing. Perfect rice every time. I wish I would have bought this much sooner. No more cooking rice on a stove and playing the guessing game. I love that you can turn it on and walk away. No babysitting! I've made brown and white rice and even tried risotto. The risotto didn't come out right, but I believe that was my fault.. lol. I'll try again.

A 4 cup rice cooker isn't a standard size but I will argue it is the perfect size for 1 or 2 people. I am a rice cooker evangelist because of how convenient they are and 95% of the time I am NOT making rice. Soups, stews, casseroles and desserts are amazing in a rice cooker. My biggest complaint about traditional rice cookers is how quickly the nonstick pot goes bad. That is where this rice cooker shines. The material they use in this pot is different and it just flat out works. It is non stick (looks like ceramic) and very easy to clean and has been durable. (also own a 3 cup cooked, 7 cup and 10 cup but this rice cooker is easily my favorite)

I love this rice cooker, with all the convenience it offers. It not only make your rice and grains in it, you can also sauté aromatics to flavor your food. I found this extremely useful, when I wanted to make a pilaf or something else in it. So far I’ve only used it for rice and grains like farro and bulgur (kasha). It makes all kinds of rice; sushi, jasmine, basmati, risotto or any long grain rice, even brown rice. It makes the different kinds of rice and grains, without you worrying about the timing or texture. There are lots of other options on this unit, for making other types of recipes in it. It slow cooks, steams, reheats and many other options as well. It has a digital display, so you know where it is in the cooking process. It lets you know when it is about to finish, and how much time is left. it also has a warming element, which it automatically goes to when the food is cooked. It actually can be used to cook and automatically go to the warm cycle when it’s done. It can be kept for a good amount of time, though you shouldn’t leave rice in it for too long. The pan is nonstick, making it easy to clean. If there is a con for this cooker, it’s that the manual isn’t really clear about the timing and options for grains other than rice. There also isn’t a lot of recipes included with it, or on their website. Their reference to cups of rice and other things it does is that the cup provided for measuring out the food is really onły 3/4 of a cup, not a standard 1 cup. The lines inside the pot are hard to read, and experienced chefs will use the amount of water or broth per the type of rice. They are quite clear however, about the amount that their cup is 3/4 of a cup, not a standard measurement. However I have found that if you use either their cup, or a standard 1 cup, the cooker is very good at discerning how much time it needs to make it. even used my usual method of measuring the liquid by using my finger going up to my knuckle (with my finger to adjust for cooking, regardless of kind or type of rice. I also use the same technique any kind of rice, just remember to put your finger tip down on the top of the rice and liquid. I definitely recommend this rice cooker. I originally bought it to replace a very old rice cooker that I had lost their manual and couldn’t get it off their website. I’m very happy with this brand and what it can do I recommend this choice of brand, with its options and sizes of rice cookers.

Best bang for your buck cooking appliance. I didn’t know you could use rice cookers to make meals like soup and etc. Only knock is the latch inside the lid broke but it still opens and closes fine, just doesn’t latch shut. If I didn’t have to learn how to cook with this thing I would’ve taken away a star for that. The good far exceeded that one detail.

This is a good rice cooker, I also used it to hard boil eggs (looked up directions online) Bear in mind that the counter will not show or begin counting down until cooking temperature is achieved. I am not crazy about the on/off button being same as warm function, but once I used it a few times it made sense. The rice cooks great and is perfect!!

This is a wonder small rice cooker. Cooks fairly fast we use this in our RV. It is very easy to clean. It has other uses also.

Very nice rice cooker. My wife makes rice every day, so this will get a lot of use. Her last one was an Aroma as well, It held up very well for several years. But that one only cooked rice. I like the idea that this one can do so much more. I plan on steaming veggies a lot and looking forward to making some stew with this bad boy. It's very easy to cook rice, measure, add water and press a button. Aroma makes a great product. The price is really good for what you get and the stainless steel variant color matches our kitchen decor. Great non stick surface, just be sure to wash it with a cloth rather than a scrubber to maintain that. Highly recommend this rice cooker!

This rice cooker does well/best with big batches of rice/oats. We've even tried sushi rise and it comes out perfectly sticky and separated. Just please make sure you follow the exact instructions for the measurements (of the rice cooker, not your rice) or it will come out mushy and that will be user error. It's also very silent and the steamer/spatula work great. In the video you can see it makes perfect oatmeal which is also awesome. My only complaint is that there is no timer - only one for the last 5-6 minutes. I wish it just showed the entire count down. Overall definitely one of the better appliances I've purchased and I would recommend.

Muito boa ....

Me encanto esta arrocera ya lo había usado en otras ocasiones en la casa de mi papa y ahora ya compre para mi casa, muy practico fácil de que se cosa el arroz sin temor a que se quemen en la hoya

Imposible desarmar la tapa para lavarla.

Arrived with an American plug, not usable in the UK due to voltage difference. Returned straight away.