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small rice cooker steamer

218 results for “small rice cooker steamer”

Aroma 16 Cup Rice Cooker with Pop Up Steam Tray

$36.99

Chefman 12 Cup Rice Cooker

Chefman 16 Cup Rice Cooker

$39.99
4.6(3952)
Loved for: great design

Cuisinart Cook Fresh Digital Glass Steamer

Oster 6 Cup Electric Rice Cooker

$26.99

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11 Quart Stainless Steel Steam Juicer Cookware Pot with Tempered Glass Lid and Hose

$96.99
reg $193.99
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Cuckoo 12-Cup Rice Cooker

NutriBullet Baby Turbo Steamer

$30.99
4.4(270)
Loved for: easy to use

6.3 QT Electric Food Steamer Glass 2 Tier Stainless Steel Trays

KitchenAid Grain and Rice Cooker, KGC3155

$259.99
reg $399.99
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4.5(360)
porcelain white
Loved for: cooking performance

Hamilton Beach 8.25qt 3-Tier Digital Food Steamer

$74.99
Hamilton BeachNew at target
4.7(48)
Loved for: versatile cooking

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Small models are described using several unit types: liters (for example 1 L and 1.7 L), cup counts (commonly 3 up to 8 cups), and ounce measures (for example 32 oz and 48 oz).

Typical functions include rice cooking, steaming, keep-warm and reheating. Many models also advertise additional capabilities such as slow-cook, reheat, egg-cooking, or other multi‑cooker features.

Common accessories are a measuring cup and rice paddle. Other frequent inclusions are a serving spoon or spatula, an instruction manual, and on some models a steamer or egg tray/steam basket.

Inner cooking pots are typically removable and coated with nonstick finishes. Some listings specify PFAS‑free or ceramic nonstick coatings; removable/nonstick pots are highlighted to make cleaning easier.

Reported wattages in these listings include 1500 W, 672 W, 610 W, 450 W, 350 W, 300 W, and 250 W — spanning from lower‑watt models up to around 1500 W.

A model marketed for 1–2 people is listed with a 1.5‑quart capacity; the listing equates that to about 6 cups cooked rice (3 cups uncooked).

Common features include automatic keep‑warm, automatic shut‑off, cool‑touch or stay‑cool handles, and on some models condensation collectors or locking lids.

Bodies and components commonly use metal and plastic, with stainless steel exteriors or parts on some models. Lids or vessels may be glass — listings mention tempered or borosilicate glass in certain cases.

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