Top 10 Best "Rice Cooker"

With the press of a lever, this 3-cup rice cooker makes up to 6 cups of cooked rice--perfect for individuals or small families. Simply add virtually any type of dry rice, measure in the water, and turn the unit on. The versatile appliance can also make homemade soup or stew or be used to steam seafood, poultry, or vegetables while simultaneously cooking rice thanks to the included wire steam rack. Even more, the unit's tempered glass lid with a steam vent keeps in heat and moisture and allows for checking on food at a glance, while its automatic keep-warm mode maintains an ideal serving temperature without over-cooking. Other highlights include a stay-cool lid handle, generous stay-cool side handles, "cook" and "warm" indicator lights, and an inner pot that removes for easy cleaning. Accessories include a measuring cup, rice paddle, steam rack, and instruction manual. The rice cooker measures approximately 8 by 8-1/5 by 10 inches and carries a one-year limited warranty.

This cool-touch rice cooker from Aroma makes perfect rice, soups, stews and even steams meat and vegetables simultaneously. It flawlessly prepares up to 20 cups of any type of rice and automatically keeps it at serving temperature until you're ready to eat. The steam tray and easy one-touch operation make it a breeze to prepare entire family meals. Features a water reservoir that channels away excess condensation for rice that's light and fluffy ' every time. Includes measuring cup, steam tray and serving spatula.

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