Rice Robot Personal Rice Cooker, PFAS-free, Nonstick. 1 Quart Capacity, with Stainless Steel Steamer Tray, Measuring Cups, Recipe Book with 60 Recipes, and Serving Spoon, As Seen On TV

Easy to store and use. Works great! Only complaint is that the recipe book does not have any cooking times in it. Luckily, this not my first rice cooker, so I had a good idea of hoe long different rices would take to cook. Plan about 30-minutes for white rices and about 1-hour for brown rice. Otherwise this is a great size or just 2 or 3 people--much easier to store than a "regular-sized" rice cooker too. Does a good job on all the rice that we have tried so far.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Good ratings by othersValue for money:I feel I've already got my money's worth from this unit in the couple months I've owned it.Stickiness:No sticky rice here.Ease of cleaning:Very easy to cleanDesign:Simple design makes it simple to use.

Bought this for my 22 year old granddaughter's birthday. She loves rice and had been lamenting that she couldn't make decent rice. She absolutely loves this product. Now she's making great rice a couple of times a week. She told me last week, while making rice, that this was the best gift she has ever received. ( and that's saying alot considering what she has received over the years). After reading other reviews I did purchase the extra 3 yr insurance just in case but, so far it's working great. Easy to use, & clean.

If you love sticky dry rice like I do, this is the rice cooker you want. So easy to use, fast & perfect. Plus it comes with a cookbook with many delicious recipes that are simple. Small so it fits on my counter & easy to clean.

Great rice cooker. I works exceptionally well! 10 out of 10!

Best 20 or so bucks I've ever spent. Not only does it take up very little space on the countertop and make perfect rice, I also use it to make steel cut oats every morning and they come out way better than on the stove with none of the stirring and watching to make sure it doesn't burn. For steel cut oats, I use 1/3 cup steel cut oats to 1 cup water. I add in stuff like raisins, pumpkin seeds, bit of molasses and salt. When it's done I sweeten with maple syrup or honey and add a bit of ghee if I feel like it. Definitely recommend.

I bought this to replace an Aroma rice cooker that I purchased from Amazon not too long ago. It was my first ever rice cooker, a very basic model. I really liked it but let it fall from the counter. The glass lid broke and the pot got dented badly. Silly me, instead of staying with something that I knew I liked, I decided to 'upgrade' to this product because the capacity was supposed to be larger and it came with a recipe book. The 'upgrade' cost me about $15. It arrived yesterday and today, my first use was for some couscous. I followed the recipe in the book precisely. It seemed to work just fine, but the couscous was scorched on the bottom after being left on 'warm' for only about 15 minutes. I kept rice on 'warm' for 2 hours with the old cooker without an issue. Oh, and the size of the pot is exactly like the old one, despite the description indicating that it would be larger. I wish I had read the 1, 2 and 3 star reviews on this before I purchased. I'll be making a pot or two of rice in the next few days. If my evaluation changes, I will post an update

Why did you pick this product vs others?:It cooks rice and it's cheap. Possibly too cheap. There is no on/off button. You plug it in and it is on warm. You push down the switch and it cooks. I had another cooker and you could leave it plugged in and turn it off, not this one. It also leaves a, not sure what to call it but, crust. It is also a simple thing. The other one I had would do more than rice, not that I ever did other than that one time. Not sure I'll keep using it. It's just a bit annoying.