GreenLifeRice Cooker with Removable PFAS-Free Nonstick Pot, 3-Cups Uncooked/6-Cups Cooked, One-Switch Design, Auto Keep Warm Function, Soup, Grains, Oatmeal, Wood Handle, Cream

I had a lot of rice cookers over the years. With less people living in the house, I need a small one and only need it to make rice. This one is simple, cooks perfect rice every single time, also is easy to clean. I did not experience issue with over cooking as some other reviewers reported. I like the glass lid. I can easily tell when the rice will be done.

Nice little rice cooker. It's simple to use, great size for a small family and it's a cute color. I've used it several times a week now and it's doing the job!

This rice cooker has gone through several months of use by me and my family. It came with a rice measuring cup and a serving spoon, both of which have been lost, but they worked very well. The size is perfect for anywhere from 3-6 people, and it cooks the rice in a little less than 15 minutes for the 2 cup setting. Much easier and safer than leaving a burner on to cook rice in a pot.

Way smaller than I was expecting. Should have read reviews and paid attention before purchasing. If you are using regular measuring cups, you will only be able to cook 2 cups of dried rice, max. Two regular cups cooked will fill this to capacity with cooked rice. The unit has its own measuring cup that is significantly smaller than regular measuring cups. That's probably my only gripe, the cooker cooks rice wonderfully. It's a great cooker for when you need a small batch of rice and not expecting to have any leftovers 2-4 servings max, but I'm Spanish and my servings might be considered larger than average lol

This Rice Cooker is great! No issues so far. Cooks Quinoa as well.

Where have I been all these years without this rice cooker? Seriously it was so easy and the cleanup was so easy. I made one batch of quinoa. It came out good, but I think I have to boost up the water a tiny amount not bad for my first run and I’ve never made quinoa at all so I was very happy. I’m usually not happy with a lot of cooking items. They have to be simple and direct otherwise I don’t want to deal with them. This one is.

Item is gorgeous in color the material is a little on the cheaper feel that don’t add up with the cost. Mine came with a dent in it. It’s very easy material to bend. The rice cooked great and didn’t stick so that’s why I gave it 3 stars. I do have one that was much cheaper and better quality than this one I just wanted one to match my kitchen.

Really cute rice cooker. I bought this model because of the color, the fact that it is "ceramic" lined and its smaller size.If you are cooking for one or two this is the perfect any more people and you will want a bigger size. This would be too small in my normal kitchen since I normally cook meals to last for at least 2 nights. I bought this to use in an RV.This is a very basic model there is no off button so if it is plugged on it is on warming mode automatically.This can be used to cook dried beans. Dry lentils take about 45. Overnight soaked Chickpeas take about 45 minutes. It cooks Quina and rice nicely.I found a "Rice Cooker cake recipe" This rice cooker wouldn't stay on cook mode so I had to put the cake in the oven but it was pretty good regardless.1 cup milk (milk)1/2 cup oil (Oil)1 tsp vanilla extract1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour1/4 cup cocoa powder3/4 cup sugar1 tbsp baking powderI used coconut oil it had a nice flavor, not too sweet.From Sunera Kitchen