Nutribullet EveryGrain 10 Cup Pre-Programmed Rice Cooker - Non-Stick Removable Cooking Bowl - Multiple Grain Settings - Keep Warm Setting - Includes Measuring Cup, Spatula & Steaming Basket - 600W

I chose this rice cooker mostly on the grounds that I’ve had a Nutribullet Blender for many years and it’s been amazing. This rice cooker is the same quality of materials. It is a bigger size than the panda ones but as I had one of those before I prefer this one . Touch screen is easy to use and you can cook a lot at once, successfully.

I'm so happy with this nutribullet rice cooker/steamer. I've just cooked the perfect rice and it was easy! It's a smart looking machine with a small footprint. Just what I wanted, I love rice but always hated cooking it and could never get it just right. Spent a bit of time comparing products and couldn't be happier with my choice!

I purchased this because I got fed up of watching the rice cook on the stove top. It’s quite a big if you only have a small kitchen so worth bearing in mind if you have limited space. It’s really easy to set up and comes with a spatula and measuring cup for whatever you’re cooking. There’s a guide to what water ratio you will need and printed on the side of the cooking pot which is very helpful. Unfortunately there is no actual timer when cooking rice or porridge, only a 10min countdown at the end which is a bit of a let down. The automatic keep warm function is great and seems to work well. Cleaning is easy and the accessories can be stored inside when it’s not in use. So far I have cooked white rice which turned out ok and took around 30-40 minutes. The porridge turned out a bit lumpy and did boil out of the steam vent using the instructions in the manual. Haven’t tried the steam function yet but looks simple enough to use.

Very happy with this rice cooker. I often found I cooked too much rice or too little. Or it was over cooked to mush. I decided to try a rice cooker to control portion sizes better and avoid the constant checking to make sure I didn’t over cook. It has been brilliant for that. I also love that it frees up an extra hob ring and saucepan for use and that there is no sticky mess to scrape out of a saucepan. I also love that it’s so easy to clean as it’s non stick and easily washed by hand, freeing up dishwasher space. I’ve cooked quinoa, white rice and couscous in it so far. All turned out great. Probably not necessary to use it for couscous though as that’s cooked so quickly just by sitting in hot water but I like the fact it frees up space on the hob so used it for that too. I just stopped it cooking much sooner than it would have cooked it. I’m looking forward to trying brown rice this week as I was never successful cooking brown rice on the hob. I also have wild rice to try this week which I believe can be cooked on brown rice setting or grain setting. I’ve used the nutribullet a lot since purchasing and so far I’ve nothing negative to say.

Excellent product

Easy and simple to use. Very handy when I'm busy and cant be in the kitchen all the time to monitor a pot.

This item broke and shows an error report only one year later... don't buy!

Pros: Easy to Use: Using this rice cooker is a breeze. It's simple to set up and doesn't require any complicated steps to get your rice cooking. Tasty Rice and Adequate Capacity: The rice it makes turns out quite delicious, and the cooker has a decent capacity, making it suitable for larger meals. Cons: Lack of Cooking Timer: One of the major downsides is the absence of a timer display to show how much longer your rice has left to cook. This can be frustrating, as you're left guessing when your rice will be ready. It only shows when you have 10 minutes left which is annoying. You can leave it in the cooker to keep warm but it makes timings hard to gauge. Slow Cooking: Another drawback is that it takes quite a long time to cook rice compared to some other rice cookers. If you're in a hurry, this might not be the best choice. For example it takes about 55 minutes to make jasmine rice. Messy Lid: There's an issue with water pooling around the lid, which tends to drip everywhere when you open it. This can be annoying! Flimsy Steamer Tray: The steamer tray feels quite flimsy, and it doesn't cook food evenly or efficiently. It may not be the best option if you plan to use it frequently for steaming.