GreenLife Rice Cooker Digital 4-Cup (Cooked), Keep Warm, Periwinkle

If I could give this 10 stars I would!!! I don’t like to cook much in the summer and this makes so much more than rice. I use this everyday. It’s reliable and easy to clean. Quick cook time. I usually toss in veggies like peppers and onions or cabbage n onions and a protein like raw beef or raw shrimp with seasonings and set it for a 25 min cycle n it’s done. I usually cook chicken first in the air fryer but everything in the pics was all cooked just in the rice cooker like a dump n go fashion. lOVE IT!!! I think max serving size would maybe feed two people when you cook everything in it like a meal. I think this would be awesome for dorm rooms or campers as it’s super small and cute. No odor. Great performance. Safe non-toxic anti stick.

Just got this rice cooker, and I’m glad I did. So far, I’ve cooked brown rice three times and it was actually fluffy--perfect each time. There are multiple preprogrammed settings for white rice (25 min.) and brown rice (50 min.), quinoa (30 min.) and steel cut oats (25 min.). Each cooking cycle has a default cooking time, and you can adjust the cooking time in five-minute increments. It has a digital display which is nicely laid out. (There is no steamer tray included, nor steamer settings BTW.) Important point: It's a little unclear from the instructions provided what the maximum capacity of uncooked rice is. The vendor supplies a plastic measuring cup which is approximately 3/4 of a US cup. The instructions for white rice say to add 1 or 2 plastic measuring cups of white rice into the cooker and then add water up to the appropriate mark etched into the cooker pot. (This is nice as you don't have to measure out the water.) However, 2 of their plastic measuring cups equals 1 1/2 cups of uncooked rice (since each plastic measuring cup is 3/4 of a US cup). The Amazon listing says the capacity is 2 cups of uncooked rice, and I'm not sure if that means the vendor recommends you can add up to 2 US cups of dry white rice, or 1 1/2 US cups. The instructions provided are silent on this point. And by the way for brown rice the instructions refer to adding 1 or 1 1/2 of their measures of uncooked rice, which would be up to 1 1/8 US cups of uncooked brown rice. Regardless, for one or two people 1 1/2 cups of uncooked rice are quite a bit. This cooker is simple to use, small, light and compact, yields great results, and at this time is over 40% off. It's sleek and modern looking as well. I highly recommend it.

As someone who usually cooks for just myself, this rice cooker has been fantastic. The size is just right, big enough to make a few servings without ending up with a week’s worth of leftovers. It takes up very little counter space and is easy to store when not in use. Most importantly, it makes consistently great rice. The rice comes out fluffy and evenly cooked, and the one-touch controls make it incredibly simple to use. I’ve also used it for other grains and small meals with great results. If you’re single, living in an apartment, or just don’t need a giant rice cooker, this is one of the best kitchen purchases I’ve made. Great portions, reliable performance, and easy cleanup.

This is a perfect little rice cooker for two. It’s easy to clean and small size makes it easy to store. The quality appears to be good but not great. Rice cooks up nice. If you are looking for a good quality rice cooker for two that you don’t plan on using often, this may be the one for you. If you are going to cook rice daily, or even a few times per week, I would probably get one that’s a bit better quality.

What?! I haven't reviewed this yet?! This rice cooker has seriously changed my life. I was using her for making rice and one-pot rice cooker meals every now and again. Then I used her for quinoa. Now I'm using her almost daily for steel-cut oats. I was disappointed because I threw out the booklet and my oats kept coming out too watery, so I decided to check the product listing to see if maybe they offered a PDF version of the booklet or something. Nope! Even better. They put the cooking chart right there with the other product images, and it's in pink to match my rice cooker! I'm about to print it out, but I would love to be able to get it as a magnet. I'm also one of those health-conscious nuts who is trying to avoid microplastics and PFAS. I got concerned, thinking this rice cooker was just nonstick until I checked the listing again. She's ceramic. I got worried about the piece that disconnects from the lid, thinking it was plastic. If you try to bend it, you'll see it is actually metal. So, this rice cooker is clean. I work weird hours and that means I sleep weird hours. Well, guess what? There's a delay start timer. I have used it to delay the start by 18 hours before. It can go higher than that. I'm pretty sure you could delay by an entire 24 hours. That means you can prep those oats whenever you get the chance and they'll be ready for tomorrow's breakfast. I have never had anything burn in this rice cooker. She is multi-functional, as I mentioned earlier, with the quinoa, rice, oats, etc. The fact that I'm using it near daily shows it's a good value. It's pretty lightweight, and the inner pot is super easy to wash. And to top it all off, you can get it in pink! If you're on the fence about this, don't be. It works great. I personally haven't had the issue with the "buttons" not being sensitive enough, but I can see why people might feel this way, as they aren't exactly buttons.

Sorry, this one is a no for me. Can someone tell me what the point of a rice cooker is, especially one with Fuzzy Logic, if you still have to figure out how much water to use and how long to cook it? I am now on my fifth batch of rice (three brown, two white) and I have yet to have achieved fluffy, non mushy rice. Note this is a very small unit. If you want 10 cups of rice for your family meal, this is not what you are looking for. This is good for 1-2 people only, which is great for me as I'm only cooking for two. The cooker is very cute, sleek and doesn't take up much space on the countertop. I like everything about the look/controls. The problem comes with the actual cooking. It's not that the manufacturer doesn't tell you what to do. They provide you a cup to measure the rice and there are lines inside the pot that show you, once your rice is in the pot, how much water to add. It's just that their measurements don't seem to be correct. I had one semi-successful batch of brown rice using the water line indication but, when you set the unit for brown rice, the cooker automatically defaults to 35 minutes. One would assume that's how long it takes to cook the rice, right? That's what I thought so that's what I did. But no! Take a look at the cook time chart that comes with rice cooker. It states one cup of brown rice cook time is 35-90 minutes. 35-90 minutes? That's a huge time difference! My best batch - still not perfect - I used the water recommended but cooked it for 90 minutes. So far, I have not had a successful enough batch of white rice to even give tips to anyone. The water line indicator seems to be too much. The white rice cook time defaults to 25 minutes. My cook time has been more like 60 minutes. I've been so busy cooking/throwing away rice that I haven't had the time - or the courage - to even try quinoa or oats. I really hate giving bad reviews but, I mean, maybe I'm wrong about what a rice cooker is supposed to do. I thought it was a set it and forget it kind of deal. If I have to do all this guesswork, then I may as well just cook it the old-fashioned way, in a pot on my stovetop. Unfortunately, I got rid of the box this came in so no return for me. I'll eat the $45 and send this off to Goodwill.

Just received this item today and made two batches of sticky rice. So here is what I found that isn't totally forthcoming in the description. It makes "4 cups" of rice, but the cup is the one in the box which actually is about 3/4 cup. The instructions in the book did not match the rice package I was using in regards to ratios, so I followed the rice packet, skewing it to the smaller side so I did not overflow the internal pot. Rice turned out very nice. I tried to make a second batch right away and kept getting a "2" on the display. Unplugged it and same thing. Realized there must be feedback from the internal bottom button, which was correct. Once that part was cool, it reset. The rice paddle is nice, but I prefer my bamboo one I had and it shouldnt' scratch the pot. It feels cheap, but it seems to work well. I will be trying to make other rices (wild, yellow, jasmin and brown) and will update once I know more. This was a perfect size for the three of us. Would not recommend for a family of 4 unless everyone is not big eaters or you have little ones.

This is the BEST! This is my second one. I was the one who broke my first one. I would buy this item over and over again. I have recommend it. I mostly use it for white rice, steel cut oats are cooked in a breezes, quinoa is cooked perfectly! What can I say? nothing... Is sturdy, the right size for our needs.

llevo un mes usandola y me encanta como deja el arroz, es muy practica para 1-3 personas

This is the most adorable and functional rice cooker i've ever bought! I love how it's pink and matches perfectly with my pink dinnerware. I've only used the rice cookng function so far and it's made perfect rice for me every time without fail. The rice cooker is also very easy to clean overall. It is also pretty compact and makes enough rice for 1 - 3 people. I highly recommend this rice cooker if you don't have a lot of counter space and want something more fun than a typical rice cooker!

Cute and little rice cooker is high quality, easy to use and to keep clean. Makes perfect sticky rice for my Gimbap!

I love this cooker for rice and also for mini ramen hot pot. I know it's not for hot pot per se, and it works phenomenal! The buttons on the top are easy to use, the options can be set up for all kinds of dishes made in one small cooker. It is small in size, and provides a small meal for 2 or a hearty helping for 1. the internal pot is really well made, easy to clean, and feels different from the older style non stick. My former rice cooker made us meals for over 20 years, this one is the replacement and it feels well made and is so far reliable. The lid has a few pieces and seals to remove for cleaning and there is smaller seal and plastic piece behind the aluminum lid piece. once this removed and cleaned, it was quite difficult to put back in with the seal, hard plastic center, and additional silicon peg. Being able to disassemble and clean everything is very important to me and this small detail is the only "complaint" so far. Very much recommend it!

Maravilha! Cumpre o que promete. Seguindo o modo de preparo o arroz/gohan fica ótimo! É pequena, não ocupa espaço, perfeita para duas pessoas. Dependendo da fome até para três pessoas. Importante! A tomada é padrão americano.