BLACK+DECKER 3-Cup Rice Cooker, RC503, 1.5-cup Uncooked Rice, Steaming Basket, Removable Non-Stick Bowl, One Touch, White
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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Size
- 3-cup
- Style
- rice cooker
- Model
- RC503
- Capacity
- 3 cups
- Dimensions
- 5.5"D x 10"W x 9"H
- Weight
- 2.4 lb
- In the box
- BLACK+DECKER 3-Cup Cooked/1.5-Cup Uncooked Rice CookerSingle-ServeWhiteRC503
- Warranty
- 2 Year Limited Manufacturer
Features 5
- 3-Cup Cooked Rice Capacity Makes 1 to 3 cups of cooked rice (white rice), perfect for small meals, sides, or leftovers. Max capacity: 1.5 cups of uncooked rice using the included cup. Do not fill past the highest water line in the pot
- Use Only Included Measuring Cup Comes with a 3/4 cup rice measuring cup (not a standard kitchen cup). For best results, only use this cup to measure dry rice. See product images for rice-to-water ratios, cook times, and final yield.
- Automatic Keep Warm After cooking, the rice cooker automatically switches to Keep Warm, so your rice stays hot and ready to serve without overcooking.
- Nonstick Removable Pot Features a nonstick, removable inner pot for easy food release and quick cleanup, making everyday rice preparation simple and convenient.
- Compact & Convenient Space-saving design: 10 x 9.0 x 5.5 inches, 120V ~ 200W. Includes a nonstick-safe plastic spoon and easy-to-follow user manual with care and cooking tips.
Description
Dinner is easier with the BLACK+DECKER 3-Cup Electric Rice Cooker. Cooking takes just 20-30 minutes, and then the unit’s automatic “keep warm” function kicks in to keep the delicious, fluffy rice ready to serve long after cooking is complete. Cleanup is a cinch with this small rice cooker thanks to the dishwasher-safe, nonstick rice pot and tempered glass lid. This personal rice cooker is perfect for single servings or dinner for two with a 1 to 3-cup capacity. Plus, use it to prepare quinoa, risotto, sushi rice, soups, stews, and even oatmeal! Dishwasher-Safe Parts - The rice pot and tempered glass lid can be cleaned in the dishwasher.Seller Warranty Description 2 year limited warranty.
Specs 24
| Brand | BLACK+DECKER |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 3 cups |
| Product Dimensions | 5.5"D x 10"W x 9"H |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash |
| Brand Name | BLACK+DECKER |
| Model Name | Rice Cooker |
| Model Number | RC503 |
| Manufacturer | Spectrum Brands |
| UPC | 050875815667 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 67 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Item Type Name | Uncooked Rice Cooker |
| Part Number | RC503 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Manual |
| Wattage | 200 watts |
| Voltage | 120 volts |
| Material | Plastic |
| Lid Material | Glass |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 5.5"D x 10"W x 9"H |
| Item Weight | 2.4 pounds |
| Color | White |
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2026 by Melvia
The Most Flexible & Adaptable Small Appliance You Never Heard Of
Size: 3-cup
Style: rice cooker
OVERVIEW & BACKGROUND Both model sizes are best for: 1-2 servings; Mainly for individuals, couples, a bit more can be squeezed out of them if servings are kept smaller. Covers most cooking, even baking style options except for much higher temperature sort of cooking/baking like frying, broiling, grilling, roasting. These types of cooking methods are best done in another higher temperature (usually over1000 watts if electric powered) appliance like a regular range stove top, grill, or the portable stove tops sometimes called a hot plate. ***********UPDATE:********** Be aware that there are many mini/personal size electric griddles that cover this spectrum of "higher" yet are actually LOWER wattage temperature that I did not know about at the time I wrote this. The one I now use now is rated atjust 260 watts! I did not just buy ONE, but TWO Black And Decker Rice Cookers-though a month apart from each other. They are the smallest (RC503) and the second smallest (RC506) models which are currently offered on their present model line up. I will discuss them both here equally in the Overview & Background section. Then in their respective individual model sections, I will discuss each one separately in far more detail. Overall, I have found them both to be so very adaptable, flexible, and meeting my food preparation and nutrition needs very well, sometimes exceeding my own wildest dreams as these cookers are definitely not a One Trick Pony. I bought them both because: -1. The huge global inflation that is causing food prices to skyrocket without an end in sight and -2. The global supply chain breakdown which has impacted, plus severely limiting, packaged frozen food for individuals and smaller groups to my local grocery stores in a dependable, predictable, and timely manner. While I usually prepare a 1 Pot meal or snacks using just one Rice Cooker at a time when cooking just for me, both of them can be used to make not only more food, but a variety of food when needed-generally one to two servings. I can feed up to about 4 servings depending on the size of the portion served separately intended for each person. These cookers take very little space either when stored or in use. They are very inexpensive (together I paid under 40 dollars for both at the time of this writing) and with the right recipes and ingredients, can do a wide variety of main and side dishes with so little clean up afterwards. When you do clean up the Inner Pot, use only soft non-abrasive sponge, rag, wet paper towels etc. or soak in soapy water before you start to wipe clean. Plus NEVER use metal utensils in these cookers or you will ruin the non-stick cooking surface. It is very easy to scratch it! Completely dry the insert itself before placing it back into the electric base. I had an unexpected side benefit of lower salt intake as well as consuming more nutritious food of grains (other than the expected rice), vegetables and controlling meat amount inclusion which helped me to lose 10-15 pounds without even knowing it! They are ultra portable and can be moved from not only from room to room, but travel if I ever do that again. I am a single person on the SNAP (food stamps) program right now. I am on a very limited food budget of hovering just under 200 dollars per month. That means I have to be very careful even before this huge inflation wave happened. While I always hunted for bargains, used store discount cards, and coupon clipped in the past, that proved not to be enough anymore, especially now with the double whammy of inflation and supply breakdown. I decided I need to eliminate food waste as close to 100% as possible. So I purchased the tiny RC503 first with my Stimulus check. I noticed such a huge drop in waste (approaching the upper 90 percentile), I decided to buy the RC506 a bit later as it is the smallest model to offer an included Steam Basket. Plus I needed a bit more “room” for a little more food. This combo proved to be the best means to reach, even exceed, my goals. ***Reasons To Buy Any/All Of These Rice Cooker:s*** -*Rice Cookers can be used in less than ideal situations. If you don’t have a traditional kitchen available and need to set up some sort of makeshift portable/temporary/transitory/even an emergency sort of meal prep area, station, or center, all you need is a reliable power source (preferably an electrical outlet-otherwise a generator) to power up and operate the Cooker(s). RC503 is only 200 watts, and RC506 is 300 watts. So easy on electricity unlike the higher wattage appliances out there. -*Addressing Special Dietary Issues. If you or someone in your group has a special diet be prepared just for them, it is very easy to do in a rice cooker such as these. Even if you visit outside your home or residence at someone else's place, it can be easily done right on the spot. Especially great for Diabetics, people with food allergies, personal/religious belief dietary restrictions (i.e. veganism, keeping Kosher etc.). You will still be able to dine with others without calling undue attention to the food in front of you just like everyone else. -*Faster than a “Slow” Cooker. Most meals average around 30 minutes or so. -*Not heating up the kitchen when the weather is very hot, especially hot and steamy, times of the year. -*Easy to use (only 1 Device Operating or Control Lever) and ability to prepare as simple or elaborate meals/snacks as you want. -*Cheap on the food budget without sacrificing nutrition . -*Proportion Control practiced without undercutting with a decent amount of food per person. Leftovers eliminated unless intentionally desired by the user. -*Numerous “Rice Cooker” recipes available both online, at your local public library, and in purchased cookbooks specializing in preparing raw ingredients in a rice cooker. I collected several books and searched online and I now have a huge selection of entrees to choose from. Just like eating out in a restaurant-without the cost! RC503 The smallest (and cutest) model offered. It DOES NOT come with a Steamer Basket. Still it is great for very small proportions (like a side dish or a snack). I cooked white rice in it just for me and it came out perfect! Just remember to use the included rice measuring cup and the spatula/spoon/scoop included in your box for best results. The included rice measuring cup is great for rice measuring accuracy within this Rice Cooker unless otherwise specified by your chosen recipe. Then I use the regular cups used by most people.. The usual regular measuring cups might make your rice overflow as it is somewhat bigger than the included rice measuring cup. RC506 This is the one size up model. I usually prepare my main 1 Pot course, a bit bulkier items (like ribs shown being prepared and served in the included photos), and could be pressed to squeeze out an extra proportion for an unexpected guest far easier than the micro mini RC503. The included Steamer Basket allows me to steam a little something extra within it without having to use my little RC503 all the time just for a very small extra amount of food. Just remember to use the spatula/spoon/scoop plus the rice measuring cup included in your box for best results. The included rice measuring cup is great for rice measuring accuracy within this Rice Cooker. . The usual regular measuring cups might make your rice overflow as it is somewhat bigger than the included rice measuring cup unless otherwise specified by your chosen recipe. Then I use the regular cups used by most people. ******"UPDATE-June, 2024******* It has been some years since I last wrote the above review. Since then, I actually lost around 50% of my SNAP (Food Stamps) monthly allowance. Plus Inflation seems not to let up very much if at all. How am I coping with these major changes without going back to the local Food Banks or even begging? By relying on these same rice cookers 99% of the time now. I "translated" my favorite food dishes into cooking them in one or usually both of my rice cookers at the same time each day. I will let you see for yourselves-via above new pix-the tasty, healthy results right out of the rice cookers. I wish you could smell & taste them for yourselves! "Swedish Meatballs" & "Japanese Style Curry Bowl" are my absolute favorites shown above. The Swedish Meatballs & Japanese Curry sauces are cooked separately (each one entree was prepared on separate days) in one rice cooker. The Egg Noodles & Udon Noodles are cooked in the other cooker due to different cooking times as well. When it is time to serve them, The Meatballs was served in the all metal insert which it was cooked in. The Curry was served in a more traditional ceramic bowl. The money savings from this "less is more" approach is noticeable very quickly after nearly 100% implication. My food bill no matter how much the time period passed (weekly, monthly), added up very quickly, after I stopped eating out completely and relying on these rice cookers far more than before. I am able function (stay within a very meager, now far more limited) budget, even thrive health-wise, thanks to this nontradional approach in food preparation in everything I do. I hope and wish you success as well as you explore your own way!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2022 by Iona
Perfect Size - Do not return for being small!
Size: 3-cup
Style: rice cooker
Perfect size for one, or two without leftovers. Hard to wrap my head around folks returning this for being small. THAT IS THE POINT! (SMH) Anyway, perfect. One thing I did not see is that rice cookers are great for making grits as well. I can say that I easily split half mine between rice, and grits. One bit of advice I have when cooking rice is spray the bowl with olive oil prior to adding water, then the rice. Doesn't happen always, but the oil will prevent scorching.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2026 by Mark O.
Abhorrent Company Behavior
Size: 3-cup
Style: rice cooker
This rice cooker only lasted less than 6 months. Multiple calls to the manufacturer to replace within the 2 year warranty, MULTIPLE over weeks and jumping through hoops, they asked for another photo and another week. They were backlogged. Hmmm. I wonder why they are backlogged -' it's probably because most of their products suck and they have to replace more of them than actually just make something that works. I don't care how little money this cost. Don't buy it, don't buy Black and Decker. It is a waste of your time. Ehy I would have to basically sign over my firstborn child to get a replacement rice cooker for their 2 year warranty that they boast is beyond me, and initially, I followed the very complicated photo instructions, receipt Instructions, email instructions, follow up phone call instructions. I just gave up and decided to buy a new rice cooker because my time is more valuable than the stress that they are causing me.I'm sure that's what they were hoping for. Just DON'T BUY this product or any Black and Decker product if you don't want to get screwed over. They are backlogged producing crap!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2025 by M. Stenhaug
5 star rice cooker!
Size: 3-cup
Style: rice cooker
Excellent rice cooker! The rice cooks perfectly and there isn't the stuck together at the bottom rice like with a cheap rice cooker, its good rice from to bottom. I haven't used it for anything else yet but look forward to trying the other use cases. The box and way it was packaged was also nice, as are the things that come with it. It looks good on the counter too. The feet are not very slide friendly though so you may want to get some small felt pads if you want to be able to pull it towards you as opposed to lift it towards you. It also doesn't have a clock function or retractable cord. Still, it is a 5 star rice cooker and I purchased it because of the ceramic bowl (much healthier than non stick even if they claim to be bpa free blah blah blah non stick just like plastic is always toxic!). Thanks for reading!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2026 by Dana
I'm a fan so far - does what it should
Size: 3-cup
Style: rice cooker
This is my third rice cooker over the past ten years (due to moving around, not b/c they died). I normally purchase the cheapest, simplest ones, and I've always been more or less happy with them. However, our last one used to burn the rice on the bottom when left on the warm setting too long after cooking the rice (also possibly due to British voltage). I learned to live with it, but it wasn't ideal. We've used this rice cooker twice for Japanese rice (I have yet to test it with jasmine) and it's been great! Wash rice thoroughly & make sure your ratios are correct. My partner was against me getting it in the first place b/c it's easy enough to cook on the stove, but he's a convert and it is nice to be able to set it and forget it while you concentrate on cooking the other parts of your meal. I accidentally purchased the smallest size, which was far too small for our 2-person meals (I usually like to have some leftover for fried rice). I can see why some folks might say that water spurted out - it is super tiny, probably ideal for one person preparing one cup of (uncooked) rice. We ended up sending it back and upgrading to the next size, which I think is perfect for 2-person meals. It's a bit of a wide pot in terms of design - wider than our last two models, which is my only complaint thus far, as we have limited counter space. However, my partner likes the design and it seems to work as intended. Seems like a good deal for the price. Easy to clean, easy to use. Definitely an essential appliance in our kitchen.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2022 by Arielle
3-Cup sticks to bottom and overflows -updated
Size: 3-cup
Style: rice cooker
I bought this for a friend of mine who had it on a bridal registry. I decided to get one a year later and when I asked her how she liked it (same 3-cup model) she said they loved it and so I ignored the other review and bought it. I only eat brown rice. I have read the instructions and have made brown rice, regular oatmeal & steel cut oatmeal. I have tried several times with varying amounts of water / grain ratio. It either boils over and drips down the sides, or the bottom sticks, or both. The only way I can stop it from boiling over is to make such a small amount that it isn't really worthwhile, and the bottom sticks anyway. Update 3/16/25, I found that if I let the oatmeal and water sit for 10 minutes and then turn the cooker on it worked ok, but still sticks. A few days ago when I went to make my oatmeal there was no power to the cooker. I contacted the seller (or B&D?) through amazon and they quickly replaced it. The new one has a shiny black interior instead of gray for the cooking pot which is working so much better, no sticking or overflowing. So bad it just stopped working but good customer service and cooking better with the new black pot.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025 by Snap
Fantastic Results, Iotally Impressed
Size: 3-cup
Style: rice cooker
I've been cooking rice on the stove top for 50 years plus. Although I'm pretty good at the old school method, this rice cooker makes the best rice ever. Easy to use, easy to serve, and a snap to clean. I'm never going back to stove top preparation again. Follow the included directions and you will have perfectly cooked, fluffy rice that won't be soggy or clumped together. I purchased the 3 cup size, as I rarely serve more than 4 people at a time. Perfect cooking capacity for my needs. I can serve 4 people and have a bit left over. No problem making a small batch for 1 or 2. The smaller size takes up minimal space to store. Quality built, and the lid holding design is awesome. I have not tried making soup in it yet, but the versatility is a nice touch.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2025 by Fred Becker