Aroma Housewares Professional Plus ARC-5000SB 20 Cup (Cooked) Digital Rice Cooker, Food Steamer, Slow Cooker, Stainless Exterior/Nonstick Pot, Silver, Black, 10-cup uncooked/20-cup cooked/4QT
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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Style
- Professional
- Model
- ARC-5000SB
- Capacity
- 10 cups
- Dimensions
- 10.8"D x 11.4"W x 11.2"H
- Weight
- 3.9 kg
- Color
- Silver, Black
- In the box
- ARC-5000SB
Features 5
- MULTIFUNCTIONAL: Whether you're in the mood for a hearty jambalaya, steamed veggies and rice, or even a fluffy cake (yes, cake!) you can accomplish it all with your ARC-5000SB cooker. The possibilities are as creative as you are.
- FOOD STEAMER: The built-in Steam function allows for nutrient-rich meals to be prepared above while rice, soup, or any other meal addition cooks below. Save time without sacrificing quality. This multicooker not only includes all of your favorite cooking options, but also possesses the unique features of Slow Cook and Saute-then-Simmer STS, making meals rich, tasty, and a family favorite.
- FAMILY SIZE: The ARC-5000SB has a 20-cup cooked capacity yielding anywhere from 4 to 20 cups of cooked rice and measures 11.2 x 10.8 x 11.4 inches
- PROGRAMMABLE: This rice cooker is incredibly easy to operate with Aroma's user-friendly digital panel. It automatically switches to Keep Warm when cooking is done, giving you the freedom to take back your time instead of watching a the pot.
- FULL KIT: This rice cooker includes a ceramic coated inner pot, rice measuring cup, steam tray, and a plastic rice spatula.
Description
Enjoy easy home cooking with the AROMA 20-Cup (Cooked) Rice Cooker, Food Steamer and Slow Cooker. Restaurant-quality rice. Healthy steamed meals. Delicious one-pot dishes. Prepare all this and more at the touch 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 generous capacity perfectly cooks 4 to 20 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! Need rice in a pinch? Save time with the Quick Rice function which cuts cooking time by up to 50%. AROMA's Slow Cook function transforms your rice cooker into a 4-quart slow cooker, furthering its use as a meal-making powerhouse. With AROMA's patent-pending Saut?-Then-Simmer STS function you can further automate your kitchen. Reaching a high heat to saut? or brown foods then switching over to a simmer once liquid is added, this time-saving function is the perfect choice for Spanish rice, chili, risotto, packaged meals and 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. BPA free
Specs 23
| Brand | AROMA |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 10 cups |
| Product Dimensions | 10.8"D x 11.4"W x 11.2"H |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash |
| Brand Name | AROMA |
| Model Name | ARC-5000SB |
| Model Number | ARC-5000SB |
| Manufacturer | Aroma Housewares |
| UPC | 021241150002 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 02 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Item Type Name | Digital Rice Cooker, Food Steamer, Slow Cooker, Grain Cooker, Stainless Exterior/Nonstick Pot |
| Part Number | ARC-5000SB |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Non-Stick, Programmable, Timer |
| Wattage | 500 watts |
| Voltage | 120 volts |
| Material | Non-stick Coated |
| Lid Material | Stainless Steel |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 10.8"D x 11.4"W x 11.2"H |
| Item Weight | 3.9 kg |
| Color | Silver, Black |
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Style: Professional
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NOTE:LONG REVIEW-It’s Souper Easy To Make Delicious Soup in the Aroma
Style: Professional
So you have an Aroma also. I know you might have been eyeing them in a store for a while before purchasing one, staring at their gleaming finish, sleek design and at the list of their promising multi-functions for making a meal quickly and easily, yet perfectly. Maybe you received one for your birthday or other holiday and you stared at it suspiciously wondering if you should even bother. Believe me you will be delighted to know how wonderful Aroma’s are. I will let you in on one of my Aroma secrets, my Souper Soup schema. UPDATE 2/13/2020-After 5 years of owning and operating Aromas I have discovered A NEW FEATURE OF THE AROMA!!!!!!! My spouse and I make all our own bread. I had tried the Yogurt button early on to get a quicker rise on my black bean burger buns, rolls, etc., but found the bread seemed to rise the same as if it was in the bread box. On my other appliances with a ferment feature I found they were also lacking in the quick rise department. 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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2019 by Julie Sands
A Very Capable Multicooker
Style: Professional
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2023 by My Own AMZN
Good rice cooker
Style: Professional
Amazing investment in the rice cooker. It's super easy to understand
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2026 by M.T
This was a great upgrade from a standard rice cooker
Style: Professional
This was a great upgrade from a standard rice cooker. The different cooking modes are a nice feature, and it cooks rice perfectly every time. I use it about once a week, and it has performed flawlessly since I bought it. It's also the perfect size for a household of four. Overall, it's an excellent rice cooker that I'd highly recommend.
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