Rice Cooker Review
My rice cooker recently took its own life when I left it on the roof of my car after delivering dinner to a neighbor. It was almost ten years old anyway, so I bought a new one. I chose the Aroma© 10 cup rice cooker and paid right around $40. I love it! It has a digital face with three different cooking options for the perfect serving of white rice, brown rice, or steamed vegetables. It also has the option of a delay timer and a keep warm setting. With its large capacity, it is the perfect cooker for serving a large family or entertaining. It came with a rice paddle too!
It is a cinch to work, even my ten year old can cook rice with it. Using a metric measuring cup, dish out your desired amount of rice, fill with water to the equivalent water line (4 cups rice= water line 4) and place pan inside of cooker. Push the power button, push the white rice button and walk away…easy peasy.
The only problem I have found is that even though the rice pan is a removable dish for washing, it is difficult to remove and I struggle with getting it out of the cooker while it is hot. I can’t let the 10 year old attempt it because she is certain to burn herself.
I always be careful to use the rice paddle so as not to scratch the pan and I also hand wash the pan so it lasts longer. While it is a pretty durable appliance for kitchen use, I cannot recommend driving down the road with the cooker on the roof of the car.
If you ever loose the little flexible disc (I think they call it a bladder) that goes in the steam vent, know this: that little piece only costs a dollar, but they charge you $3.50 for the shipping.
ReplyDeleteJust fyi
love my rice cooker too
Great invention
wish I'd had one when I got married