Since KitchenAid’s grain and rice cooker retails for $299.99, I wanted to keep an eye out for standout features that justify the price. First off, it’s very high-tech in comparison to your ...

The chase for kitchen technology that makes life more convenient is never-ending, but we wonder if new inventions will ever ...

I never imagined that I would need or even want a fancy rice cooker with a lot of buttons and special settings. The most complicated device I ever let myself use was an Aroma one-touch rice cooker ...

It's somewhat hard to explain how good the rice from this rice cooker is. After all, rice is rice, right? Wrong. If you've only ever eaten stovetop ... During testing, our first few batches ...

It’s true you can make rice on the stovetop—but a dedicated rice cooker takes the guesswork ... handy appliances to your kitchen lineup, first consider the size of your household, as models ...

Spoiler alert: I won’t ever go back to cooking rice, beans or other grains on my stovetop because the KitchenAid Grain and Rice Cooker is just ... stops cooking is first use an oven mitt to ...

A rice cooker uses heat and water to cook rice. If you’ve ever cooked rice in a pot on a stove before, you know heat and water aren’t hard to come by. It’s the final stage of not burning the ...

The birth of the first home rice cooker as we know it (automatic ... or at least rice that’s more perfect than you’ve ever had it — is like wearing glasses for the first time.