Aroma 4-Cups Rice Cooker Review

Let's cook some rice together. Aroma 4-Cups Rice Cooker Review with actual cooking.

[@kimballentyne3482]

Thanks for sharing. As a rule of thumb rinse the rice 2 or 3 times (until rice water is almost clear) use 1 cup of water to 1½ cups of water; add a pinch of salt and a few drops of cooking oil. Half way through cooking stir the rice. Cooking rice takes about 20 minutes.

[@hibiscusdandelionlove7804]

Bro leave her alone😅

[@baneverything5580]

I just ordered one because it`s very useful for using during power outages or cooking free using my portable solar batteries. I have 12v rice cookers but they only cook one cup of dry rice and take over 40 minutes. I plan to wire them directly to solar panels and use this for its very low wattage and won`t trip my camper breakers like a hotplate when I`m running a heater or AC. This should be great for lentils, grits, oatmeal and garden vegetables as well.

[@hibiscusdandelionlove7804]

OMGosh! I can't wait to try mine with lentils!

[@kriskabin]

These are $13 & change on Amazon, 1/2024.

[@lanceshier741]

The cup that comes with it is 180ml

[@BasicBenny]

I think It's 4 cups cooked.

[@equallywrong]

Aroma is very generous in their specs. 1.5c uncook/3c cooked, from my research, is the maximum WITHOUT the cooker making a mess.

[@ShorttasticReviews]

I wouldn't cook that much. The water bubbles up pretty well during boiling so there will be spillage.

[@davidcawrowl3865]

" He can't eat at McDonalds every day". Oh God.