AROMA Digital Rice Cooker, 4-Cup (Uncooked) / 8-Cup (Cooked), Steamer, Grain Cooker, Multicooker, 2 Qt, Stainless Steel Exterior, ARC-914SBD
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Size: 4 Cup Uncooked / 8 Cup Cooked
Features
- Easy-to-use programmable digital controls complete with an automatic Keep Warm mode after each cycle
- An array of preset functions for every kind of meal: White Rice, Brown Rice, Steam, Flash Rice
- Steam meat, vegetables and more with the provided Steam Tray all while rice cooks below
- Perfectly prepares 2 to 8 cups of any variety of cooked rice or grains
- Sensor Logic Technology for delicious, fluffy rice and grains every time - automatically controls the internal temperature throughout the cooking cycle for optimal texture and flavor
- Item holds up to 2 to 8 cups of cooked rice. 8 cups is the cooked rice capacity. Rice must be cooked in the cup that comes along with this product.
- Steams meat and vegetables while rice cooks below
- Easy-to-use, programmable digital controls with automatic Keep-Warm and White Rice and Brown Rice functions
- Great for soups, jambalaya, chili, and more. Save time with the Flash Rice function which cuts cooking time by up to 50%
- 15-hour Delay Timer for flexible meal planning
- Includes steam tray, rice measuring cup, serving spatula, and exclusive recipes and coupons for Mahatma and Carolina Rice
Description
Elevate your home cooking with the Aroma® 8-Cup (Cooked) Digital Rice Cooker & Food Steamer. Enjoy restaurant-quality rice, wholesome steamed meals, and mouthwatering one-pot creations—all at the push of a button. The included Flash Rice function is perfect for those moments when you need rice in a flash. With this function, your rice will be ready in no time, simplifying meal preparation. Plus, it's dishwasher safe, ensuring stress-free cooking and easy cleanup. The compact design accommodates 2 to 8 cups of any rice variety, with specialized settings for White and Brown Rice. Once your rice is perfectly cooked, the cooker automatically switches to Keep Warm, eliminating the need for constant monitoring or stirring. The included steam tray lets you enjoy healthy steaming of meats and vegetables while your rice cooks below. And it's not just for rice—use it for oatmeal, chili, jambalaya, soups, and more. The Delay Timer caters to your busy lifestyle; simply set it in the morning, and return to perfectly cooked rice when you're ready to serve.
Brand: AROMA
Capacity: 2 quarts
Product Dimensions: 8.63"D x 9.25"W x 8.5"H
Power Source: Corded Electric
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash
Brand Name: AROMA
Included Components: Inner Pot
Model Name: Digital Cool-Touch Rice Grain Cooker and Food Steamer
Model Number: ARC-914SBD
Manufacturer: Aroma Housewares
Warranty Description: 1-year warranty
UPC: 021241009140
Global Trade Identification Number: 40
Part Number: Aroma_8 Cup Rice Cooker_ARC-914SBD
Item Type Name: Grain Cooker and Food Steamer, Stainless
Unit Count: 1 Count
Power Source: Corded Electric
Other Special Features of the Product: Automatic Keep Warm
Wattage: 350 watts
Voltage: 120 Volts
Smart Home Compatibility: Not Smart Home Compatible
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash
Material: Stainless Steel
Lid Material: Stainless Steel
Capacity: 2 quarts
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 8.63"D x 9.25"W x 8.5"H
Item Weight: 4.2 Pounds
Color: Silver
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Size: 4 Cup Uncooked / 8 Cup Cooked
This rice cooker exceeded my expectations. The rice comes out perfect and it also works great for steaming food. It’s easy to use, practical, and perfect for saving time in the kitchen. The quality feels really good and it is definitely worth it.
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Size: 4 Cup Uncooked / 8 Cup Cooked
I eat a lot of rice and for years, I've made it on the stove top and I never quite got the science of cooking rice. I decided it was time to buy a rice cooker. Love it!!!! Cooking rice is so simple and easy now. White and brown rice comes out great. I love the "keep warm" so its ready to eat when I am. I also love the steamer option for cooking broccoli. Cleans up super easy as well. Best purchase I made this year.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2026 by Eric J Waltz
Size: 4 Cup Uncooked / 8 Cup Cooked
Okay. I'll give it five stars based on the rice it produces and easy of use and design. It does indeed make pretty much perfect rice, white, brown, wild, etc. as well as other grains. It comes with a little measuring cup. The water level marks inside (none too easy to see, are calibrated for the number of these little cups of grain you use. But the cup is about 3/4 cup, Why? Because that's 1-gou, the standard Japanese rice serving measure. But that's no big deal. Nor is it a problem that the water marks inside are hard to read. Just use one measure of water to one measure of rice. I know. That's different from your usual ratio for stovetop rice. There's a little bit of learning to do at first. I use more water with brown rice, more like 1.5 water to one brown rice. And some rice is drier than other rices, and need more water. I find that you can have a little more water, but you don't want to have too little, because the rice will be less than fully prepared. For instance, I forgot about the little measuring cup and absentmindedly used a full one cup measure but added water to the line for two gou. I got slightly underdone rice. Remember that the cooker knows when the water has been absorbed. Rice cookers work because, so long as there is free water in the pot, the temperature cannot rise above 212F (at sea level). So all the pot need do is stop cooking and reduce temperature to warm when the pot temperature rises about 212F. That's why it works for all grains. And that means the cooker doesn't really know when the rice is done, only when the water is gone. Now, you will see all sorts of different ratios recommended by rice cooker recipes and for different cookers. Lots of people use 1.5:1 for white rice. Quinoa is happier with a 2:1 ratio. Anything reasonably close will work, so long as you use enough water for the grain to be fully cooked when the water is gone. If you use a little more water than you needed, it will go on cooking until absorbed. The worst that will happen is that it might get a little softer than you'd like. And you can even fix it when you open the pot and find it isn't quite done. Just add a bit more water and start the cycle again. The cooker will still know when that water is absorbed. That's the lovely thing about a rice cooker. It can sort of peak under the lid for you, plus it doesn't have to be watched.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2017 by Gerald C.
Size: 4 Cup Uncooked / 8 Cup Cooked
I bought the 4-Cup (uncooked), 2 Qt. ARC-914SBD model two months ago (Jan. 2026). It makes fantastic rice and was good at making oatmeal (a little overdone). It appears to be well-made with a much nicer cooking bowl than my previous rice cooker. I find it a little more difficult to clean the lid, but only a little. Two significant problems: 1. The smallest amount of rice it cooks is too much rice for one person. I always have to store half the rice and use it within a few days or throw it out. 2. It is very difficult to read the FILL lines on the inside of the cooking bowl. With a flashlight shining at the right angle, I can read the lines. My solution was to use my kitchen scale to weigh how much water was needed for a certain fill line and then just weigh the bowl when adding the water instead of getting out my flashlight each time. Overall a very good rice cooker. I just don't know what more it does than my previous $25 rice cooker (which finally wore out after 20 years).
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2026 by S. D. Hall
Size: 4 Cup Uncooked / 8 Cup Cooked
I used to be one of those people who thought a rice cooker was just another kitchen gadget destined to be used once, shoved into a cabinet, and eventually donated. I was wrong! This thing is fantastic! It’s incredibly simple to use, takes the guesswork out of cooking rice, and delivers perfect rice every time. No more watching the stove, worrying about burning the bottom, or ending up with rice that’s too mushy or too dry. In a world where everyone is busy, having something that makes meal prep this easy is a game changer. It’s convenient, reliable, and honestly one of the best kitchen purchases I’ve made. If you’re on the fence about getting a rice cooker, consider this your sign.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2026 by Holly
Size: 4 Cup Uncooked / 8 Cup Cooked
I bought this AROMA brand rice cooker to replace a larger vegetable steamer (by a different manufacturer) that had an attachment for cooking rice. I wanted to have a cooker that was primarily for rice, with the option to steam vegetables and/or cook other foods, while being smaller when stored on the countertop, and easier to clean than my old one. Based on other Amazon reviews, I selected this one. Before I forget to write it, I think it is important to point out that this cooker is rated for 8 cups of COOKED rice, NOT 8 cups of uncooked rice. The usual ratio for regular white rice is 1:2, meaning that if you put in 1 cup of uncooked rice, you will have 2 cups of cooked rice when done. So with this product you can put in a maximum of 4 cups of uncooked rice, and will end up with a maximum of 8 cups of cooked rice. It is also important to note that if you choose to use the optional (included) vegetable steamer/food cooker tray, this fits inside the rice cooker pot and therefore takes up some of the space in that pot; you can cook rice AND steam vegetables/cook food simultaneously, but you cannot fit the full measure of rice when doing so. In my estimate, if you put in a cup or two of uncooked rice, the vegetable steamer/food cooker tray holds about enough to feed two people when combined with the rice. It is certainly not large enough to simultaneously cook rice and other food in quantities for a family; AROMA makes a similar product with a larger capacity if you need it. I shopped in several stores (Sears, Bed Bath & Beyond, Target, Macy's) before buying this cooker. They all carried electric rice cookers, but none had this product. Sears has AROMA products, but only in a less expensive non-digital version, while BB&B had a similar cooker by West Bend that did not look as good in terms of quality. But the majority of places I looked carried only non-digital rice cookers. I mention this because I think the digital ones have a couple of advantages that are significant enough to comment on: - The cooker is not simply based on cooking time; there is some sort of measurement going on that assures properly cooked rice. - The cooker can be programmed to start cooking while you are away, so that the rice (or other food) will be ready when you want to eat it. - The cooker automatically goes into a 'keep warm' mode once cooking is done, and will work well in this regard for at least a few hours. This cooker includes the following: - Cooker itself (included the digital controller and the heating element) - Teflon coated (non-stick) rice cooker pot - Plastic vegetable steamer/food cooker tray - Plastic stirring spatula (used once rice is cooked) - Clear plastic measuring cup (1 cup capacity) - Users manual - Quick start guide - Rice recipes Basic rice cooking goes like this: - Measure uncooked rice, using included cup or any other measuring cup - Pour rice into pot - If cooking white rice, pour in some water, stir with included spatula (or wooden spoon, etc), drain water (this optional step helps rinse away excess starch) - Add water to pot (which already contains rice) until water level reaches measuring mark on inside of pot that corresponds with amount of rice - Close cooker lid - Press POWER button - Press either the WHITE RICE or BROWN RICE button - Cooking starts, and is monitored by the digital controller; display shows rotating LED pattern, 'Cooking' LED illuminates - When digital controller estimates that about 12 minutes remain, display stops rotating pattern and starts showing count down minutes until done - Cooker beeps loudly for a few seconds, automatically enters KEEP WARM mode, 'Keep Warm' LED illuminates - When ready to eat, press POWER button twice to turn cooker off, open lid and remove pot - Stir cooked in pot using included spatula (or wooden spoon, etc) The manual includes a chart for estimating cooking time, but in general white rice takes 20-30 minutes, and brown rice takes twice that time. I have done small and large batches of both white rice, brown rice, and also a batch of wild rice, and all came out perfectly, properly cooked but not mushy. White rice had a nice level of stickiness of the sort that lends itself to eating with chopsticks, but without being TOO sticky, so you can easily break it up by stirring more with the spatula. In my tests, I always used the recommended water amount (i.e. I filled the pot to the measurement line that matched the amount of uncooked rice I put in), EXCEPT for the wild rice; the cooker does not have a setting for wild rice, so I followed the instructions on the rice bag, putting in 1-3/4 cup of water for each cup of uncooked rice, and then using the BROWN RICE mode on the cooker. I have not used the optional vegetable steamer/food cooker tray, so I cannot comment on that very much. But the manual includes extra steps for setting up cooking in the tray only (i.e. no rice cooking), as well as simultaneous cooking of rice and other foods. There are ways to specify time values that apply to the foods in the optional tray, so the cooker is not going only on its normal method for rice-only cooking. Besides using the product for cooking rice, and other things in the optional tray, it can be used as a sort of 'crock pot' for heating soups, chili, stews, etc. In this case, you just put the food to be heated into the pot directly and select the WHITE RICE mode. The food will be heated and then the cooker will keep it warm until you are ready to eat it. I tested this using a can of chili, and it worked well. This use of the cooker is mostly useful if you want to program it to start cooking while you are away, with cooking completed soon before you ARE ready to eat, OR to keep the food warm if you are uncertain about when you will be ready to eat. The pot is easy to clean. Since neither water or food are ever put into the body of the cooker, there should rarely be any need to clean it, other than wiping the inside of the lid in case any food splashed up onto it during cooking. The quality of this product seems very good. Nothing feels cheap. My only quibbles are that the power cord is quite short (obviously intended for use on a counter top, whereas I prefer to use it on a table that is further from the nearest outlet), and the 'control panel' area is quite reflective, and sometimes I have to view from different angles in order to read the buttons and/or the display and other LEDs.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2015 by P. Schmidt
Size: 4 Cup Uncooked / 8 Cup Cooked
Great small rice cooker! It’s compact, easy to use, and perfect for small households or single servings. Cooks rice evenly and comes out soft and fluffy every time. It heats up quickly and switches to “warm” mode automatically, which is very convenient. Cleanup is simple since the inner pot is nonstick, and the size makes it easy to store without taking up counter space. It’s also great for cooking oatmeal, soups, or small portions of food. Overall, a reliable and practical appliance for everyday use!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Size: 4 Cup Uncooked / 8 Cup Cooked
After 3 years, it has operated perfectly and is super easy to clean. I use it mostly for quinoa which comes out perfect every time. I also use it to steam chicken breasts. It does a better job on the chicken than any steamer I have tried. Great product!
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2026 by ILHTM