GreenLife - Digital rice cooker, 2 cups uncooked/4 cooked rice, PFAS and PFOA free, removable dishwasher safe ceramic, healthy cooking, automatic presets and keep the

Excellent for cooking rice, just enough for two people, or an individual! Easy to clean and easy to use. Can't wait to try other grains in it as I find instructions for appropriate settings.

Me encanta como queda el arroz. Es muy práctica!!!

Great color, easy simple buttons, compact size. I bought it so that my 4yo could cook bc he loves helping in the kitchen. He learned how to make rice and steam vegetables and is so excited when he uses it. the rice comes out fluffy and cooks well so far. It’s on the pricier end for the size but it’s worth it. Easy to clean +++

I've been impressed with GreenLife and GreenPan stovetop pans and utensils, and thought I couldn't go wrong with this rice cooker. It makes perfect rice if you can manage to get the start button to work. I should have believed the reviews that complained about this. On mine, the menu button works but that's it. Almost impossible to get it to start or stop. I have to unplug it to turn it off. GreenLife should stick to non-electrical products if this is the best they can do. I wanted to be happy with it but I'm not. UPDATE after a few days: After reading the fine print (tiny font in light gray on white paper almost illegible) buried in the instruction booklet I discovered the Start and Stop buttons require a long press of 3 seconds. Seriously? Who would ever intuit a 3 second press was needed when every other kitchen product on the planet takes a quick touch to operate? But the unit does now work correctly using the long press to operate so in fairness I've raised my rating from 3 to 4 stars.

Bought this after reading lots of of google reviews and because it was non-toxic. A small rice cooker was all we needed. Nice design and easy to use. We've made white and brown rice so far. It was perfect. Will try buckwheat and black rice. Perfect for no hassle rice/grain prep. First time I made rice I was distracted and poured water and rice into the outer heating section, not the bowl! Ack! Quickly dumped it out and then let dry for 24 hours. It took some gentle shaking but I managed to get it all out. Made rice no problem.