Aroma Housewares 8-Cup (Cooked) (4-Cup UNCOOKED) Digital Rice Cooker and Food Steamer (ARC-914D),White
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Style: 4 Cup Uncooked
Features
- Multi-Functional Use Whether you're in the mood for a hearty jambalaya, steamed veggies and rice, or even a delectable cake, you can accomplish it all with your rice cooker. The possibilities are as creative as you are.
- User-Friendly Programming This product is also a proud member of our set it and forget it mentality. The cooker is incredibly simple to operate using our user-friendly digital panel that switches to Keep Warm mode automatically once cooking is finished.
- Simultaneous Steaming With the included steam tray, steam foods above while rice, soup, or any other meal simultaneously cooks below, allowing you to save time without sacrificing quality.
- 15-Hour Delay Timer The programmable delay timer is great for families on the go, delivering delicious meals ready when they're needed, up to 15 hours in advance.
- Compact Capacity 8-cup capacity yielding 2 to 8 cups of cooked rice. Its compact capacity is perfect for preparing small individual meals or delicious side dishes.
- Accessories Includes a nonstick inner pot, steam tray, rice measuring cup, and a serving spatula. Power consumption: 120V/60Hz 350W
- Perfectly prepares 2 to 8 cups of any variety of cooked rice
- 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 so much more!
- 15- hour Delay Timer for flexible meal planning
- Includes Steam Tray, Rice Measuring Cup and Serving Spatula
Description
Enjoy easy home cooking with the aroma 8 Cup (cooked) digital rice cooker and food steamer. Restaurant-quality rice. Healthy steamed meals. Delicious one- pot dishes. Prepare all this and more at the press of a button! Aroma takes the "cook" Out of home cooking - turning kitchen time into your time! Help the kids with homework, get creative at play time or pick up that novel you've been waiting to dive into. All while delivering hot, hearty and healthy meals the entire family will love. This convenient cooker's compact Capacity perfectly cooks 2 to 8 Cups of any variety of rice with specialized functions for both White and brown rice. Once the rice has finished, it will automatically switch to keep-warm so there's no need for monitoring or stirring. The steam tray allows for healthy steaming of meats and vegetables, even as rice cooks below. It's also perfect for oatmeal, chili, jambalaya, soups and so much more! The programmable 15-hour delay timer is great for families on the go, delivering delicious rice ready when it's needed. And when the cooking is done, the inner cooking pot and all accessories remove for easy cleanup in the dishwasher. Steam tray, rice measuring cup and serving spatula included.
Brand: AROMA
Capacity: 4 cups
Product Dimensions: 8.5"D x 9.3"W x 8.7"H
Power Source: Corded Electric
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash
Brand Name: AROMA
Included Components: Rice Cooker
Model Name: Rice Cooker
Model Number: ARC-914D
Manufacturer: Aroma Housewares
Warranty Description: 1 Year limited warranty on parts and labor
UPC: 074944924401 803990197497 021241119146 778295009779
Global Trade Identification Number: 46
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Type Name: 4-Cup UNCOOKED - Digital Rice/Grain Cooker and Food Steamer
Part Number: Aro-e2d33b48b8
Power Source: Corded Electric
Other Special Features of the Product: Dishwasher Safe, Programmable
Wattage: 350 watts
Voltage: 120 volts
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash
Material: Steel
Capacity: 4 cups
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 8.5"D x 9.3"W x 8.7"H
Item Weight: 4.2 pounds
Color: White
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Style: 4 Cup Uncooked
I was eating a lot of frozen dinners and wanted to try to eat a little healthier, so for me this was not just about the rice cooker but about how well the food steamer would produce "tasty food". At first I tried cooking white rice with different Green Giant frozen vegetable combinations in the steamer basket. What was great was that you could open the cooker at just the right time to add the vegetables without overcooking them. The rice was quite good, and once fluffed with the included paddle and allowed to sit a minute or two it was almost identical to rice I would cook on the stove - yet not as dry as "Chinese-restaurant-style" rice. Then I tried adding a boneless, skinless chicken thigh (seasoned with Goya lemon adobo) with white rice. I put the chicken in from the start of the cooking time. Wow, it is was great --- really, really moist and perfectly cooked. However, the rice did "glisten" from the fat that cooked out of the chicken - but honestly it was tasty. Then, I decided to switch to brown rice. Here's where it got interesting --- it took almost 2 hours to cook the rice (1 hr. 50 min) with the chicken. I noticed that when I used only water for the rice it did not scorch the rice on the bottom very much. However, as I began to add chicken stock it began to scorch considerably more. But for me that's a bonus as I like the scorched rice (concon or pegado). For large boneless, skinless chicken breasts I let the cooker run for an hour then add the seasoned chicken breast (my favorite seasoning is Old Bay seasoning - however if I want to use a lot I like to cut the Old Bay in half with ground celery). When it beeps I take the chicken breast out, fluff the rice, and slice the chicken into thick strips (It is really MOIST - no gravy needed!) and serve with the vegetables I added to the streamer at the appropriate time (depending on whether I am using fresh or frozen vegetable such as broccoli). The brown rice is very good and seems to get better as it steams off a little. I also like to go to my Chinese supermarket and buy frozen dumplings and "mini-pork buns" (look identical to soup dumplings I get in the restaurant). I line the basket with a little lettuce or Chinese cabbage and put the dumplings on top, steam (with or without rice), and eat with the sweet black vinegar --- nice! Since I've received the cooker I've been using it 3-4 times a week. I've experimented with some of favorite seasonings and have even used some seasonings that are not ground (keeping it on the top of the meat). The only things you need to pay attention to is the size the meat - as I have found a large chicken breast fills the steamer basket leaving minimal room for your vegetables. And when using brown rice, I have to start the rice immediately upon getting home from work so as not to have to eat too late (however, if I am awake enough in the morning I have found that i can set it up in the morning for the rice and then set the cooker's timer). Careful with seasoning the meat heavily with a salt based seasoning - as obviously this will make your rice somewhat salty. Honestly, clean-up is a breeze --- a non stick bowl, removable the top plate, metal top, and the water collector --- otherwise I really wouldn't use it. The only thing that seems strange is why can't the timer show the time the entire cooking time instead of the last 15 minutes? But really, so far so good!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2013 by G. Carlin
Style: 4 Cup Uncooked
I've gone through many rice cookers over the vast years and have found a good, basic model is just fine for my needs. Started with a glass-topped starch-water spewing and spitting model to a high-end Panasonic fuzzy logic that is sitting in the zombie collection, so far this has been my favorite cooker --- and excellent for the price (under 30 dollars in white). This is my second one after a year....the first met an unforeseen mishap (knocked onto the concrete and hit just right (or wrong) to crack the lid making it unusable) so onto my search for another rice cooker. After looking at all of the models and features, I loved this one so much (and the price was outstanding) that I got another. I mainly cook 1 cup of dry rice since we like it fresh cooked when we eat it. I'm gluten-intolerant so rice is a basic starch for me. My favorite rice is a medium to short grain Japonica. I really like this brand --- http://smile.amazon.com/Nishiki-Premium-Medium-Grain-15-Pound/dp/B004NRLAVY/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1395859201&sr=8-3&keywords=sushi+rice ---- it's not quite as sticky as a full short-grained sushi rice yet nowhere near a long grained fluffy rice. If you want a rice that tastes good, cooks up well and holds together enough for rice-balls or ease of using chop sticks, this may be your rice. I do like all kinds of rice and I'm not that fussy (as long as the rice isn't broken or poor quality)...I enjoy all of the nuances each variety brings to the plate. I basically have 3 types of rice I rotate through at once: short grain, jasmine and basmati depending on what we are eating it with. This cooker makes a surprisingly large amount when the rice is all fluffed up after cooking. We get 6-8 servings from the 4 measuring cups dry. I am usually cooking for 2 (plus a few nibbles for the dog) so 1 cup of dry rice is plenty for us. I find the Nishiki rice is so clean that I don't wash it before-hand and it never spews starch-water. Cooks up beautifully when water is filled to the 1 mark line for 1 cup (rice cooker measure is 3/4 of an actual measuring cup) of dry rice. I like the fact this has a water condensation catcher so when you open the lid the steam-water drips into a catch-all that you can empty. It has a holder on the back, left side for the rice paddle. I don't like non-stick but almost all rice cookers are so I make do with it for the convenience of the machine. This has a delay timer so if you want to wake up to a hot bowl of rice in the morning, or come home from work and have your rice ready, just set the delay timer and your rice will be waiting for you. It automatically switches to warm (like almost all rice cookers do) and stays piping hot until you are ready to eat. I love the white color, the lines are sleek and it looks beautiful. Easy to clean. I don't find any starch dripping around the lid or cover (could be the rice brand I use) and it's a simple quick wash and rinse and wipe down and it's ready for the next time. To use after filling with rice and water: I plug it in, touch the power button and then touch the white rice button. That's it...it will beep when it's ready. Looking at the 500 dollar top-of-the-line rice cooker that pressure cooks and induction heats your rice and uses bells and whistles, and this model...this one is perfect for me. I just want rice and I want it done well.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2014 by sailor
Style: 4 Cup Uncooked
This is cooker is perfect. It comes with a couple of recipes to try in the cooker, we tried the risotto, it was delicious. We have currently been using this rice cooker, for a couple of months quite regularly, and have had no issues with it whatsoever. The steamer basket works great and can be used while you are cooking the rice, or on its own, which is wonderful. Our previous rice cooker was much smaller and could only steam items while there was no rice in the machine. This machine has been super easy to use, and clean. we have had no issues with it boiling over or making any messes at all. It has settings for white rice, as well as brown rice, and the stand alone steaming option. After running for a bit it will give you a count down of the number of minutes left until it is complete. It also beeps a few times once it is complete so you don't have to watch the clock while you wait. It does make 8 cups of rice, but it is based off of the cup it comes with. This is not a problem for us, but for other reviewers it seems to be. This comes with I believe a measuring cup that measures 180ml, the standard Japanese cup measures 200ml, the Standard American 236, and the Standard Metric cup 250ml so the little measuring cup is smaller, than the American Standard, so it would make 6 American Cups of rice. So in all honesty, if you think you would ever need more than 6 American cups of rice at a time, then i may go with the 10 cup cooker also, on Amazon, if 6 American cups is more than enough, then by all means get this wonderful and easy to use rice cooker. It was, and still is worth every penny.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2014 by Sumner
Style: 4 Cup Uncooked
I’m just cooking for myself and this cooker is a nice size. I could actually go with a smaller size but like to keep a couple days worth in the fridge after cooking. The inner pot is nonstick and easy to clean. I just hand wash it out after emptying and leave the lid open overnight to dry out. Condensation does collect in the lid and doesn’t dry out so I have to wipe up the water that drips down while closing the lid back up the next day. One thing I absolutely do not like is IT BURNS THE RICE EVERY TIME WHEN I ONLY COOK ONE CUP OF RICE. And it’ll burn 2 cups if you leave it on “keep warm” longer than a couple hours. So I’ll be purchasing a different model/brand when this one needs replacement. The cord is also quite short and the instructions say NOT TO USE AN EXTENSION CORD :/ Luckily it’s long enuff to sit on top of my stove but I’d have returned it if I didn’t. It comes with a spatula and steaming basket but I haven’t tried steaming anything in it since I don’t like other flavors infused into my rice (“picky eater”). Also a TIP ABOUT THE TIMER: the timer is set so that the rice is DONE by the number of hours you set. Example- if you set it for 10hrs it doesn’t start cooking in 10hrs, the rice will be cooked by the 10th hour. I thought the timer was malfunctioning at first since they do not explain this in the very lean manual. But after a few uses I figured it out. So if you set the timer at 8am and want it cooked by 5pm then set the timer for 9hrs. Hope this helps with the timer. The beep is loud enuff to hear down the hall but only beeps once then automatically goes into “keep warm” mode. My advice if you’re cooking only a cup or two at a time is to get a smaller capacity rice cooker. I chose this brand because I had a larger model when I had roommates and it lasted for years. But since we always cooked at least 4-6 cups at a time I didn’t know it’ll burn the bottom/sides if you only need to cook 1-2 cups. Oh well, wished I’d initially bought the 4-cup model in retrospect or returned this one in exchange. Not the best size for cooking smaller portions.
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Style: 4 Cup Uncooked
I like the options in settings that include different applications for brown rice or white rice and the versatility of this product. Pleased with its consistent effective performance over several uses. I would recommend this to anyone.
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Style: 4 Cup Uncooked
This small rice cooker has been a great purchase. It’s perfect for single servings or for two people. The rice comes out just right, doesn’t stick, and cooks quickly. I’ve also used it for quinoa and steamed veggies — it works wonderfully! It takes up very little space in the kitchen and is super easy to clean. I definitely recommend it if you’re looking for something small, practical, and reliable.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Style: 4 Cup Uncooked
Honestly, I was a bit skeptical given the price. I'm pretty new to buying appliances, but that seemed pretty cheap. Still, I wanted a rice cooker and I didn't want to spend much money, so I was willing to risk a mediocre product. Boy, was I wrong. This rice cooker is amazing. It's simple, functional, easy to clean (except the disk that heats up under the rice bowl, so try not to get food on that), easy to store, and cooks some really delicious rice. I've lived all of my life having box rice in a pan, so I never really new what I was missing. This rice cooker makes the most deliciously moist and evenly heated rice I could ask for from my kitchen and a cheap bag of jasmine rice. The cooker it self is really easy to operate and it is absolutely beautiful that it automatically changes to "keep warm" once it finishes cooking, so you can just set it up before you go out and come home to some great rice. I haven't tried using the vegetable steamer yet, but it's just a tray that gets steamed so I imagine it works as expected. If you are hoping to feed more than 4 people with rice, though, it may not be big enough for you, though. I use it to feed two and we don't even fill it half way, but some people are different. Still, it makes a load of rice if you need it to. If you're on the fence about this rice cooker, don't think you need to go for something more expensive in case it isn't good enough. This baby is fantastic, I have to say.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2015 by Amazon Customer
Style: 4 Cup Uncooked
I have a family of two and both of us eat not much, so this little rice cooker seems extremely perfect when I saw it the first time. But it did not work! It did not cook! It went on it’s cycle, ended up beeping, and showed us that it just got the water warmed.... Like it did in everyone else’s one star review. When it did cook, it cooked so nice that I could smell the fragrance of jasmine rice from my bedroom. When it did not cook, it was the saddest stuff in my whole day. You know what was more sad about it? It’s that I got 2 of this rice cooker and both of them, did, not, cook, after a few times. I purchased my first one at April 2017 and had a replacement at October. Both of these two products had the same problem like everybody else’s - they did not cook sometimes. And to me, after a few times that it did actually cook the rice, the frequency of not cook became more and more, and finally 9 out of 10 times it did not cook. It feels so disappointed to me when I had everything else well prepared, the meat, the veggies, and opened the rice cook but only found warm water and raw rice. It seemed that cooking rice for more cycles would help, but the result was that the rice would end up wet and like porridge, we could but even BITE any rice. At the first time, I thought well maybe it was a defective one, it could not detect when rice were cooked, so I contacted Amazon, and got a replacement. But the second one got this same problem even much earlier than the first one. OMG why I decided to have a replacement :( Maybe you would think that I do not know how to cook rice. But actually, as student from Asia and began eating rice before had had my first piece of memory, I believe it is this rice cooker that has problems. I just can’t recommend this to anybody. Do not buy this.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2018 by Skylar.H