Rice Cooker Picks
Best 10-Cup Rice Cookers for Families
Compare the best 10 cup rice cooker picks for family meals, from induction and fuzzy logic models to simple one-touch cookers with steaming options.
Pick a rice cooker that makes the rice you like
Short lists, matchups and how-to answers for induction, pressure and everyday rice cookers from Tiger, Zojirushi, Cuckoo and Toshiba. Start with how many you cook for, the rice you eat or the question in front of you.
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Induction and Pressure CookersBest Induction Rice Cooker
Compare the best induction rice cooker picks for small meals, family batches and pressure cooking. See how capacity, menus and cooking options differ.
Induction and Pressure CookersBest Korean Rice Cookers, Pressure and Micom
Compare the best Korean rice cooker picks, from twin-pressure induction models to micom designs, with guidance on capacity, cooking style and useful settings.
Rice Cooker PicksBest Rice Cookers for 2 People
Compare the best rice cooker for 2 people, from simple one-button models to fuzzy logic and induction picks, with capacity and setting advice.
Rice Cooker PicksBest Rice Cookers for Jasmine Rice
Compare the best rice cooker for jasmine rice options, from flexible texture settings to simple fuzzy logic controls, with capacity and cooking tips.
Rice Cooker PicksBest Rice Cookers Under $100
Compare rice cookers under 100 dollars by capacity, cooking modes and controls. Find a compact cooker for small meals or a larger model for family cooking.
Rice Cooker PicksBest Rice Cookers With a Stainless Steel Pot
Compare stainless steel pot rice cookers by capacity, cooking controls and cleanup. Find a fit for small meals, family batches or extra cooking options.
Brands Head to HeadBest Tiger Rice Cookers
Compare the best Tiger rice cooker picks by capacity, cooking settings and ease of use. Find the right fit for simple rice, Tacook meals or larger batches.
Cooking Know-HowCan You Cook Quinoa in a Rice Cooker?
Can you cook quinoa in a rice cooker? Yes. Rinse it, add the right amount of water, choose a grain setting if available, and let it rest.