REISHUNGER Microwave Rice Cooker for up to 4 persons (1.2l) - Also for quinoa, couscous and potatoes, BPA-free

I love rice and this rice cooker can make a good rice. This can cook rice for 3 portions. I always cook 1.5 cup of uncook Thai Jasmine rice and measure level the water with first knuckle. Close the lid (Do not lock the lid) and put it in microwave for 4 minuets let it set in microwave for awhile and cook another 4 minutes let it set for the last time and then boom Yummy fluffy rice is ready for you.

Got this as a gift for a cousin that has limited cooking supplies and limited time. He loves rice, so this seemed like a match made in heaven, and according to his feedback, it has changed his life and time!The only problem was that the instructions were only in German, but he found a way around that and managed to use his microwave rice cooker to the fullest and enjoy great rice every single time.This is a nifty helper around the house, and if you're running low on time, this saves the hassle of having to focus your time around a pot on the stove.It comes highly recommended from my cousin, so I'm sure that this is a great gift not only for yourself, but also to the people around you that enjoy rice but not the process of traditionally making it!

whilst I appreciate it is german, may I suggest to the manufactoer that not all of us speak german, and therefore have no idea how long to gook the rice for, or how much water to put in or how much rice to use,This is a great deal of improvement on my last one which I bough in Trago Mills, in the 1990's, when living in cornwall.If someone can give me an guide on how much water to use for how much rice to use as well I would bemore than happy.It is a pity that it is in gertman/Austrian.

Had last one 20 years

I love this rice maker, so easy to use and the rice seems a lot tastier made this way rather than simmered in a pan. I usually have brown rice which does take twice as long as their instructions, which I think must be for white rice, and I also double the quantity of water as it takes longer to cook.

English instructions would be good

I bought this rice cooker thinking it would reduce the amount of cleaning required when cooking rice in a saucepan. Apart from the shocking lack of instructions in English regarding rice to water ratios, which are key to successful rice cooking, the cooker (if you could call it that) made a complete mess of my microwave, leaving it teaming with steam after the cooking time (which I determined after an internet wild goose chase) and a layer of starch. So not only did I have badly cooked rice, I also had a three part contraption to clean along with the microwave.Apart from my obvious anger at having paid the amount I did for a badly functioning contraction, I am equally angered by the fact that there is more useless plastic being generated and put out into the environment, something which it really doesn't need.

Good little rice cooker bought for a student to use. Easy to use, easy to clean,