[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Selected it for rice, hoping to make the sticky type rice I get at Chinese food restaurants, but haven’t even attempted it yet. Instead it is being used daily for steel cut oatmeal. It lets me cook to the thicker consistency that I like. I add bananas, berries and honey for a wonderful breakfast. Then comes clean up time - I thought ugh. But, it is super simple and clean up is a snap. Zero scrubbing involved. The same water tank that cooks the grains and rice is used. You just close back the lid and tell the touch screen to clean. It steam cleans the pan. A quick rinse and it looks spotless. I like to quickly wash with a bit of soap, but it probably doesn’t even need this as it looks very clean after rinsing. I had honestly thought this would be a countertop appliance which I would pull out when I needed it on occasion. Instead it has its own space on my limited countertop as it has become a daily staple for using. I can set it to tell it to cook to be ready (up to 24 hours ) when I wake up and it will cook the oatmeal and keep it warm. I look forward to trying the rice and even beans, but for now am loving the ease of cooking and cleaning for the steel cut oats.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It is a good idea but doesn't work. It has minimum requirements for dry ingredients that exceed normal eating consumption (e.g. you need 4 oz of grits which is like 1 cup+ and even with 3 people who like grits that's excessive. ) The water It dispenses is off, and I have to adjust, basically I'm doing the same thing I would anyway - make it myself. The custom cycle doesn't work it won't allow you to delay it for later cooking. It's just not very helpful.

I echo the great reviews left by so many. i have had mine 2 months and i look forward to using it almost every day. it is fun to use. I’m making far healthier meals with a mix of grains and vegetables, and a cinch to clean one pot. Everything has turned out perfectly including black beans going from dried beans to cooked in 1.5 hrs. The warming feature is nice to keep food warm for a period after cooking. Not one complaint!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I liked the stylish design Rice cooker) The rice cooker has a sturdy body made of high-quality materials. The design is minimalist, without unnecessary details, featuring smooth lines and a convenient control panel. Smart modes automatically adjust the optimal time and temperature for different types of grains. KitchenAid fits perfectly into a modern kitchen interior and looks expensive and elegant))

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using a rice cooker that's older than I am, so this was a wonderful surprise. You're not limited to just rice with this appliance, and you can even use it for dry beans and lentils, you name it! I've used it for different types of rice and quinoa so far, and it's great. Now I only need to test it for the steaming option but I love my new rice cooker.

Product works amazing, rice, beans and grains are done to perfection every time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Alright n takes up a lot of space. Wish it was more compact. So high tech for just rice. Seems excessive. Probably wouldn't purchase on my own accord.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was looking forward to having perfectly cooked oatmeal in the morning by using the cook later feature. It was not good at all. Quinoa and rice is cooked perfectly though!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really like this rice cooker is giving me the yes vibes lol it is affordable because I got it for free lol but honestly it's perfect it ccoks up to eight cups this is by far my best rice cooker

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just got it. It made perfect rice I am trying it today with dried beans. My scientist husband loves the precise measurements