Oster Rice Cooker, 6 Cup Cooked (3 Cup Uncooked), Electric Rice Maker, Compact Size for Family Meals & Sides, Automatic Keep Warm, Nonstick Inner Pot, Black

I think this is super cute and I now use it instead of my larger rice cooker. As a single person, it cooks just a perfect amount for one or two people. Plus some left over to freeze. I'm very careful with the nonstick so that I don't scratch it up and it cooks fast!

I bought my first rice cooker after moving out of my house where I lived with my friend from Vietnam. He had a rice cooker and I knew I needed one after that. I had nearly no money, so bought my this model of Oster for Black Friday 2012 for $10. It lasted me 6 years of use multiple times per week before it stopped turning on. I putzed with it for a bit and it seemed like something disconnected that needed to be Soldered back together. Since that's a skill I don't have and I was still short on cash, I looked online to see what a new one would cost knowing it couldn't be too much. $25 later in 2

I'm a great cook but rice has always been a hit or miss for me.With this, every time has been a hit. Just follow the directions, USE THE CUP and water filling instrucions included and boom👍Perfect rice every time. It's light, small and the inner pot is non-stick and easy to clean.

Update 6/17/17: I've now been using the rice cooker for 7 months, and it continues to work fine. I just do 2 cups of brown rice all the time. In addition to rice, I've found it convenient for cooking beans (pinto and black beans). I fill the bottom with about an inch of dry beans, let them soak in water for several hours with the cooker unplugged, and then add spices and let it cook through the regular cycle and then stay on the warm cycle another hours or two. There are 2 negatives: if you put in too much water, prepare for a big mess, and the bottom eventually gets stained with the strongly

Overall, worth the price. You get what you pay for. Etc. It's 19 bloody dollars and comes with a steamer. For a single college guy like me this was perfect. I used to be super lazy with getting another pot to cook vegetables but the steamer here enables me to eat better. There are some quality-of-life concerns though that prevent me from fully endorsing it otherwise.PROS- It's cheap and it works. That's all that is good about it.CONS- Rice bowl and steamer are not actually dishwasher safe. The dishwasher seems to oxidize the components but they're still usable. I have a modern (<2yr old) dishw

No me gustó en la imagen se ve grande pero no es lo q se ve es muy chiquito y en lo personal no cocina bien el arroz

The rice was not cooked when the cooker switched from cook to warm. The instructions said if rice was not cooked you should add water and steam again. But the purpose of a rice cooker is to steam rice effortlessly and it should not require 2 cycles. After the second cycle the rice was charred on the bottom. I was using white rice, not brown which takes longer to cook.I also noticed that these rice cookers come with a measuring cup that is not equivalent to an 8oz cup. Their cup was equivalent to about ¾ of a cup. So the maximum capacity is not 6 cups of cooked rice but 4.5 cups. I made 4 cups

I LOVE IT! I was unsure after reading some of the comments about the lack of off switch or whatever, but I bought it anyway and I absolutely adore it!This little rice cooker is small enough for my tiny space in my kitchen, but big enough to do enough rice to feed our family of 6 using proper portions!The ability to cook veg on top is just awesome and so far i've tried carrots on their own and a stir fry, while cooking rice. The stir fry veggies came out amazing and tasted better than when actually stir fried and I cooked veggie bites (like chicken nuggets but full of brocoli etc) i the steamer