KitchenAid Grain and Rice Cooker 8 Cup with Automatically Sensing Integrated Scale + Water Tank, KGC3155, Black Matte
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Sunday, Jan 4
Color: Black Matte
Features
- Integrated scale automatically senses the amount of grains, rice or beans you've added in order to calculate the ideal water-to-grain ratio for what you're cooking
- Integrated water tank automatically dispenses the right amount of water to match the ideal liquid-to-grain ratio for what you're cooking; removable for easy refilling
- Explore a whole new world of whole grains with 21 preset options for rice, beans, oats, couscous, quinoa, barley, farro and more
- The included steamer basket fits above the cooking pot, making it easy to steam veggies, fish, meats and more to accompany your grains.
- Easy to use touchscreen makes it easy to see and select cooking modes with an intuitive menu that puts options for healthy grains, rice and beans at your fingertips
- Cook on your schedule with delayed cook that lets you add ingredients ahead of time and schedule cooking to begin up to 24 hours later, providing more flexibility for your meal prep routines
- Model KGC3155 Includes (1) Grain and Rice Cooker, (1) non-stick ceramic pot, (1) steam basket
Description
The KitchenAid Grain and Rice Cooker features innovation that takes care of the measuring and monitoring for you, with 21 presets for grains, rice and beans. With an integrated scale and water tank that work together, the cooker automatically senses the amount of grains, rice or beans you've added and then it dispenses the right amount of water to match the ideal water-to-grain ratio for what you are cooking.
Brand: KitchenAid
Capacity: 8 Cups
Product Dimensions: 9.75"D x 13.5"W x 8.88"H
Power Source: Corded Electric
Product Care Instructions: Wipe with Damp Cloth
Brand: KitchenAid
Capacity: 8 Cups
Product Dimensions: 9.75"D x 13.5"W x 8.88"H
Power Source: Corded Electric
Product Care Instructions: Wipe with Damp Cloth
Color: Black Matte
Special Feature: Timer
Material: Plastic
Lid Material: Plastic
Item Weight: 10.5 Pounds
Wattage: 700 watts
Included Components: Inner Pot, Steamer Basket
Voltage: 120 Volts
Model Name: KitchenAid Grain and Rice Cooker 8 Cup with Integrated Scale and Delayed Cook, KGC3155BM
Manufacturer: KitchenAid
UPC: 883049637501
Item Weight: 10.5 pounds
Item model number: KGC3155BM
Date First Available: March 5, 2024
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Color: Black Matte
Best rice cooker I've ever owned. Simple to operate and able to cook multiple grains including beans. Automatically measures rice as it is added and ads the perfect amount of water to cook the rice perfectly. Taste is just as it is from any other rice cooker, have not noticed any burnt rice since I've started using this. Price is great along with the trusted quality of kitchenaid.
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Color: Black Matte
I've just used it a few times and just for rice. It's the best thing since sliced bread! I'm very happy I bought this machine. It's pricey yes, but the ease of use and convenience can't be beat. Over the years I've had simple/cheap rice cookers that worked but did not give consistent results. So far this KitchenAid beats all of them by far. I've been making long grain Basmati rice because I love the taste and aroma. Start with a good brand of rice! The old saying is true, you get what you pay for. Using good quality ingredients will result in good results. I rinsed the rice a few times in a bowl to remove the excess starch. Put the rinsed/wet rice in the cooking pot, close the lid and follow the on screen prompts to start the cooker. It couldn't be easier. I then walk away to do other things until I hear the sound that the rice was done. It's been perfect every time just using the regular setting. I'm in my mid 60s and I've become a rather lazy cook. Having perfect rice is wonderful without watching a pot. Really is a "set it and forget it" kind of thing. After my first time using the rice cooker I put some rice in a bowl and added a little butter and S&P. It was excellent. I could eat rice like that every day. Next time I used it as a base for a slow cooker chicken curry and I felt like a chef, LOL. The keep warm feature works very well too. I'm not someone who wants the keep warm feature to work for 10-12 hours. I read one review that thinks that's a deal breaker but I'll say I think the average person wouldn't need a 10 hour keep warm feature. This rice cooker/steamer is a game changer for me. Perfect rice without measuring anything and clean up is a breeze. The interior pot is non-stick and I hand wash it quickly and easily. After using I dump out the leftover water from the tank as a personal preference but you could certainly leave the water there for next use. Overall this was worth the price for me and the machine will be on my countertop to use often. Very happy with this purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2024 by Twinkie
Color: Black Matte
I never saw the point to a rice cooker purely because I learned how to make rice stovetop. My husband wanted a rice cooker so this was my choice. It has won me over. It measures everything and just goes. Zero effort and perfect rice. It has a bunch of other options but I have only used it for rice and couscous. Definitely worth it!
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Color: Black Matte
I absolutely love this rice cooker. I made sure to use it multiple times and try out different things before writing this review. Pros: Super easy to clean. It has a self clean mechanism, but what I love is that all the parts that need cleaning, pop right out and are easy to wash. Cooking. I have loved everything that i've tried in it. Everything from soaking and cooking dried beans, one pot fried rice, just plain rice and even oatmeal. The recipes have all turned out excellent and i love that I can choose how well cooked I want the oats or rice. Layout. I love all of the options offered, from texture, to alternative liquids, to delay start. I love that I can soak my beans and cook them immediately after with ease. It weighs everything within the pot, so I don't even have to dirty my measuring cups if I don't want to. Cons: Overwhelming options. This one is a pro and a con. I love that there are so many choices, but it can definitely get a bit overwhelming. Overall i think the pro of options outweighs the con, but that's just my personal opinion. Ease of use at first. I definitely found it confusing the first time i used alternative liquid instead of the water dispenser. In my case, I used coconut milk and the rice didn't end up cooking. I tried it again with half milk, half water (which I had to add to the pot) and it worked fine. So i think it just takes some trial and error for that. Price. For a good rice cooker, it ends up being worth the price, but I think a lot of the cost is because of the touch screen and to me, it definitely doesn't need to be so expensive. I'm still glad i purchased it though. Overall: This rice cooker is amazing for so many purposes. In a disabled household especially, I love that i can throw the food in, set a delay and not worry until I'm hungry and ready for food. I love the versatile cooking options and ease of cleaning.
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Color: Black Matte
This rice cooker is amazing, I use it for oatmeal all the time, it cooks it perfectly, we have tried many rice variations in it, from jasmine to sticky rice, sushi rice and white rice are great, cleans easily, the menu is cool, the timer is great, if you want oatmeal in the morning it will wait to add the water until it needs to so as it will be finished cooking at your desired time.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2025 by Gary
Color: Black Matte
This is easily the best KitchenAid product I’ve ever purchased. It’s incredibly easy to use, has a sleek design, and makes perfect rice every single time. You don’t have to measure the rice or water—just add your rice, select the appropriate setting, and press start. The machine handles the rest. The rice never burns, always comes out fluffy, and stays warm until you’re ready to serve. Cleanup is simple, and I love that it also includes settings for beans and grains. Everything turns out just right with minimal effort. If you’re looking for a dependable, no-fuss cooker that delivers consistent results, this is 100% worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2025 by Lisa Steele