COSORI Rice Cooker 10 Cup, 24h Keep Warm, 18 Functions Fuzzy Logic Rice Maker with Stainless Steel Steamer Basket, Sauté, Slow Cooker, Black

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As a professional chef, I’ve always prided myself on my skills in the kitchen—except when it comes to rice. Even though most chefs find rice preparation second nature, it’s often the one thing I screw up the most. Whether it’s getting the right texture or managing the timing, rice has always been a tricky spot for me. For years, I avoided getting a rice cooker, thinking it would be a bit of a cheat or that I should be able to do it the old-fashioned way. But after too many failed rice attempts, I finally broke through the shame and decided to give a rice cooker a shot.

The fuzzy logic feature is what sold me. It takes all the guesswork out of rice preparation, automatically adjusting the cooking process based on the type of rice I’m making. It’s foolproof. I simply add the rice and water, hit the right setting, and walk away. I pick how firm I want the fire to be, & The rice comes out perfectly cooked every single time—fluffy, tender, and without any of the common rice pitfalls I used to deal with. It’s a relief to know I’m finally making consistently great rice without the constant monitoring.

One of my favorite features is the keep-warm function, which keeps the rice at the perfect temperature for up to 24 hours. No more worrying about reheating or having to rush to eat. It stays soft and fresh, just like it was right out of the cooker. This is especially great when I cook a big batch for meal prep or serve it at dinner parties.

The best part? The COSORI Rice Cooker delivers high-end performance at a low-end price. It’s far more affordable than many other rice cookers, but it performs just as well (if not better) than pricier models. I no longer need to feel guilty about using a rice cooker, because it saves me time and delivers perfect results with minimal effort.

If you’ve been avoiding a rice cooker like I did, thinking it’s not necessary, I highly recommend you break through that mindset and give the COSORI Rice Cooker a try. It’s easy to use, reliable, and consistently makes great rice. Finally, I can say I’m proud of my rice—without all the stress.

UPDATE: been using this for almost a year and almost daily. Still looks brand new. Perfect brown rice, white rice, arroz con pollo, fried rice, steamed veg/squash, steamed fish, beans and lentils, the list goes on. Clean-up is a breeze, no brainer to use, everything comes out flawless. Totally recommend this.
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Ok, I've only used this once, will update when I get more use out of it & let you know of versatility, results and durability.

Like the size & style, a lot. Not too big, heavy or bulky so I think I'll leave it out on the counter at all times.

Set up was super easy, as was my first try, Brown Rice. This made the brown rice perfectly and if you've tried to make it without a steamer, you know it's hard to get right. Even with a steamer, it can turn out wrong. I like that it gives you choices of fluffy, regular or firm. Tried fluffy & regular, they were both perfect.

Clean-up was a breeze, the inner bowl cleans easily, the unit wipes down & dries, easily. I can tell I'll be using it a lot, just based on the ease of use/clean up. The display functions are super easy, total no brainer.

NOTE: To the person who left the photo review claiming "rust". I noticed spots too, only on the night I forgot to use filtered water. Turned out to be mineral deposits that easily wiped away with warm soapy water, so I wouldn't let that person's photo or review deter you. IT'S NOT RUST.

PRO TIP: Use DISTILLED water or at least filtered, in ANY appliance that creates steam.

I love it. I was able to make white rice and brown rice without issue. The rice was perfect and the instructions are simple. I give it a five starts.

I finally bought a rice cooker and I really like this one so far. I’ve made white rice about 5 times so far and the rice has come out great..fluffy and cooked to right texture . I’ve also made a few Asian meals like adding the rice then some vegetables and chicken on top and it all cooked perfectly. The only reason I didn’t give this rice cooker 5 stars is because the display and picking the selection that you want like the type of rice and texture is kind of annoying. It’s a touch screen and it’s just not the easiest to select what you want. I’m not sure if my elderly mother would be able to use it. Also, white rice takes 50 minutes to cook! I’m not sure how long most rice cookers take but 50 minutes seems like a long time for white rice.
Overall I really like this rice cooker and have been using it often and it works great so far.