Customer Review: I was happy that I purchased this product. It heats water so much quicker than the conventional stovetop method. Works great for the three of us in this house whether we want hot chocolate, tea or cream of wheat.
Customer Review: Although Rice Ccoker has a low price it has the following problems: Warm feature overcooks rice Flimsy lid construction seems loose Digital timer did not seem to work have to unplug cooker after each use
Customer Review: I purchased this fryer because I end up feeding alot of people on the weekend,frying 5 chicken strips at one time for 10 people takes 4 ever. So I wanted something bigger. I can make 12 strips with the big basket.Oh how much better this is.Time Saver.Heats up faster Than My Old one Great Thanks For... more info
Customer Review: This item cooks rice very well; however, it does not have an automatic shut off. I would have preferred a unit with an automatic shut off because I overcooked the rice at least once already.
Customer Review: .....I use this Aroma hotplate for making BBQ sauce in a 24 quart stainless pot, which begins the operation being FULL....wonderful exact temperature product....stout 6 1/2 inch diameter eye....have two extras.....
Customer Review: The 7-cup aroma rice cooker is a good one for the price. That's said, do not expect fancy features on this one. There is one thing you should know: the cooker is not non-stick so there will be some burned/sticky rice at the bottom (if you buy a non-stick cooker, there will be no stick). However, if... more info
Customer Review: i used mine quite a bit but bottom tray wore out where the square peg is....bottom tray no longer turns since hole is round and peg is square
Customer Review: I have been having this item for quite a few years...of course it was most likely manufactured better as is generally the case. The best way that I use mine: Save all scented wax from old candles --re melt in double broiler, then pour in paper/wax dixie cups to cool. Just tear off cup, plop wax in... more info
Customer Review: I picked this cooker up from Costco for under thirty bucks. If you don't want to spend a lot on a computerized rice cooker, this is the one for you. It's the cheapest fuzzy logic rice cooker on the market, but still makes great rice. It doesn't have a bunch of extra functions you'd never use, just... more info
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