Rice Cooker
Make perfect, fluffy rice every time with a rice cooker, a simple and reliable way to take the guesswork out of mealtime prep. Whether you're after a small rice cooker for one or two people, or looking for the best rice cooker with extra functions like steaming and porridge settings, there are plenty of options to suit your needs. If you’re upgrading your kitchen appliances, explore our full range of small appliances, including cooking appliances, slow cookers, air fryers and more.
FAQs
1. How do I choose the best rice cooker for my kitchen?
Choosing the best rice cooker depends on how much rice you typically cook, the type of rice you enjoy and the extra features that may be useful for your household. If you regularly cook for a family, a larger capacity model may be the way to go, while a small rice cooker is great for singles, couples or smaller batches. Some rice cookers also offer functions like steaming, porridge, or sushi rice settings for added versatility. To help make the decision easier, explore our buying guide for rice cookers for expert tips and recommendations.
2. Can a rice cooker be used for more than just rice?
Yes, many rice cookers offer additional settings that allow you to prepare other meals, including steamed vegetables, dumplings, quinoa, porridge, and even soups or stews depending on the model. Some units come with an included steaming tray, making it easy to cook rice and steam side dishes at the same time. Check out our recipe on How To Make the Best Rice Cooker black Sticky Rice Pudding.
3. What are the benefits of using a rice cooker over cooking on the stovetop?
A rice cooker takes the guesswork out of cooking rice, providing even heat and consistent results without the need to watch over the pot. Many models automatically adjust to the right cooking time and switch to a keep-warm mode once the rice is done. This helps prevent overcooking or burning, which can sometimes happen when cooking rice on the stove.
4. What size rice cooker should I buy?
The right size rice cooker for your kitchen will depend on how many people you usually cook for and how much rice you typically make. Small rice cookers are perfect for cooking one to three cups of uncooked rice, while larger models can handle up to ten cups or more, ideal for families or entertaining. Be sure to check the product specifications to find a capacity that matches your household’s needs.























