*@!^# Aroma ARC-753SG 3-Cup (Uncooked) 6-Cup (Cooked) Simply Stainless Rice Cooker

Enjoy easy home cooking with the Aroma Simply Stainless 3-Cup (Uncooked) 6-Cup (Cooked) Rice Cooker. It prepares 2 to 6 cups of restaurant-quality cooked rice at the press of a button, automatically switching to keep-warm once the rice has cooked to perfection. This convenient appliance is also great for cooking deliciously easy oatmeal, soup, stew, chili and more. The cooking pot is made completely...

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&#!)# Sunpentown SC-886 3-Cup Stainless-Steel Rice Cooker and Steamer

Works wonderfully and quinoa does not stick to the bottom of the pan though I coat it with a little coconut oil before using. It is easy to operate. Takes a minute to get used to the bubbling when it begins cooking but not too long. Easy to operate and easy to clean. This little 3-cup rice steamer (not a cooker!) makes good rice and cleans up easily. It's quite fast, too, but the lid rattles...

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*#^@! Oyama CFS-B12U All Stainless Rice Cooker

This rice maker is awesome! I did my research and was looking to purchase a rice maker free of Teflon with a great price. This rice maker has met my expectations. I use it twice a week. Very easy to clean. Follow the directions and you will have great rice every time! I have only made sticky-sushi rice in it so far. Delivery took a little longer then expected, absolutely love my choice! This...

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$(@$^ Miracle Exclusives ME81 Stainless Steel Rice Cooker - Steamer

One of the modern marvels - no more watching and waiting for the rice to become perfectly cooked! The ME81 replaces the former model ME8 with new improvements like the all stainless steel bowl and vegetable steamer. All automatic, the stainless steel rice cooker includes a warm mode which automatically kicks in to keep the rice warm. This model will cook 8 cups of rice and yields 12 cups of cooked...

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#*)@ Stainless Steel Rice Cooker Model ME81 (Formerly ME8)

We've had this rice cooker for several months now and are delighted with it! In my experience, 8 cups of dry rice is way too much to cook, at least for the kind of rice we use that requires a lot of water. I do no more than 3 1/2 dry cups at a time or it overflows. You also want to be sure, when the unit is on, to place it so that it isn't directly beneath anything (it produces a lot of steam that...

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