$17.99 Online Price
| Product Width : | 8.100 |
| Number of Settings : | 2 |
| Care and Cleaning : | Dishwasher-safe |
| Warranty Description : | 1 Year Limited Manufacturer Warranty |
| Wattage Output : | 300 |
| Product Depth : | 10.400 |
| Safety and Security Features : | Auto keep warm |
| Appliance Capabilities : | Rice Cooker, Steamer |
| Product Height : | 9.600 |
| General Material : | Metal |
| Product Weight : | 3.300 |
| Features Small Appliances : | Removable Lid, Non-Stick Coating |
| Capacity Total Volume : | 6.000 |
| Surface Treatment : | Painted |
| Includes: Small Appliances Product : | Tempered Glass Lid, Instruction Manual |
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This is an amazing product. I don't know what the other reviews are talking about. They must be doing something wrong. After reading about the messes, I was hesitant about using this, but once I did I had zero problem ... see more about No Mess Whatsoever review
This is an amazing product. I don't know what the other reviews are talking about. They must be doing something wrong. After reading about the messes, I was hesitant about using this, but once I did I had zero problem ... see more
most helpful 4-5 star review
This product gets mixed reviews on this site. I cooked two batches of rice on two different days. I meticulously followed the directions that came with the appliance. The batch scorched and burned. I meticulously followe ... see more
most helpful 1-2 star review
Rajesh May 1, 2012
Bought this aroma rice cooker for a trip we are planning. We need a rice cooker that is easy is use, not messy and small in size so it convenient for travel. This Aroma rice cooker is easy to use and cooks rice enough for family of 4 in 25 minutes or less. Rice does not stick to the pan due to non stick coating. The aluminium steamer is just ok in quality. Overall its a value for money.
m. Mar 16, 2012 from st paul,MN
I returned mine after about 4-5 uses. I had cooked both white and brown rice. I found it burned the rice, cooking took too long compared to another cooker i have used. I think i followed the instructions properly but they were a little weird "for white rice use the little plastic cup and lines inside the cooker, for brown rice use standard measuring cups"? If you don't cook a lot of rice i'd say its good for the price but we make a lot of rice so i'm going for something better quality.
Sandra Mar 11, 2012 from Sunny,CA
I just purchased this today and used it for the first time, otheriwse I would rate higher in quality, but I assume it will hold up. If the price were much higher, I would probably expect better quality than the aluminum steamer basket. Not sure about others' concerns about assembly, you just dump the rice and water in the bowl and turn it on. There was no mess. Naturally when you lift the lid and tilt it, the condensation may drip on your counter. I did not experience any scorching, but I did remove the bowl from the unit very shortly after cooking was completed. I am not a HUGE fan of rice, so did not want to invest too much money, so for the price, I was very pleased with the unit. It was just what I was looking for.
Courtney Mar 9, 2012 from shamokin,PA
This rice cooker was definitely much harder to put together and use then i had originally expected it to be, but once it was all figured out, it did make a pretty good batch of rice!
John Feb 8, 2012 from Clearwater-Largo,FL
This product gets mixed reviews on this site. I cooked two batches of rice on two different days. I meticulously followed the directions that came with the appliance. The batch scorched and burned. I meticulously followed the directions that came on the packaging of the rice. The batch scorched and burned. You get what you pay for. Don't know the brand at all. Some units of this particular product may perform well, but the unit I purchased clearly had a temperature regulation issue. I can't ea t burned food, and I won't have yet another batch of rice scorched and burned in a cheap appliance.
Maureen Jan 24, 2012 from San Jose,CA
I just purchased this item and have used it twice. The first time, when I made oatmeal, most of the water ended up on the counter in a puddle and the oatmeal burned. The second time, I made rice, and while the bulk of the water stayed in the pot, there was a mess all over the counter around the unit where sticky rice water had been blown out the steam vent. When done, the rice was dry and a bit burned on the bottom. I am taking this thing back. And yes - of course I followed the exact instruct ions for cooking. It's pretty straight forward - measure the rice, measure the water and plug in. It doesn't work!
Jeremy Jan 14, 2012 from Baltimore,MD
1st cooker didn't work at all. 2nd cooker worked 1 time and quit working. You get what you pay for with this piece of junk.
Shopper4Life Jan 14, 2012 from Null,VA
Received this rice cooker as a wedding present and we love it. I almost registered for a more expensive rice cooker, but this one is perfect. We cook brown rice in it quite often, and the rice turns out perfect every time. The cooker is also very easy to clean and doesn't take up a lot of space when storing it. We haven't used the steamer insert yet, but I still give it 5 stars. Would highly recommend to friends and family.
Steven Nov 24, 2011 from Oceanside,CA
My wife n I love it. We've had it for several months now and use it daily for making a lot of other dishes as well as rice. [...] We are looking into getting the larger Aroma rice cooker n steamer. We also take it with us on trips it so convenient and easy to clean.
Leslie Nov 16, 2011 from Scottsdale,AZ
Let me start off by saying I would have given it 5 stars but I have yet to use the steamer basket yet. Secondly, the reviewers that gave it bad reviews....ptooey. I've cooked rice in it and it came out PERFECT. And I followed the directions! Tonight I made chili in it. I actually browned onion and 4 small cut up breakfast sausages in it on one cycle, stirring it about 10 mins into the cycle. Nice brown onions and fully cooked sausage. I then added 3 cans of beans, 2 chili beans and one kidney beans, drained, a can of Rotel tomatoes, undrained, a packet of taco seasoning, a hand full of cilantro and 2/3 c water as called for on the taco packet. Put it through a full cycle. No sticking, no boiling over, no mess and dinner in one pot. I actually found it on a shelf for [$] at my Target. Tonight I was regretting not getting one for my daughter since it's so versatile and not just for rice. It does soups I'm sure! And clean up is a breeze.