COOK WITH COLOR3L Glass Low Carb Rice Cooker - Makes 6 Cups Low Sugar Rice with Auto Lift Filter Basket, Hotpot & Steamer for Rice, Grains and Oats, Digital Panel with Keep Warm Function, Sand

This isn't just another rice cooker; it's designed to deliver lower-sugar rice, and after putting it through its paces, I'm genuinely impressed with how it integrates into a health-conscious lifestyle without sacrificing flavor or convenience.The aesthetics alone are a win. The slate blue color and the transparent glass body give it a very sleek, modern look that actually enhances my kitchen counter. It’s a definite upgrade from the bulky, opaque rice cookers I’ve used in the past, and being able to watch the cooking process through the glass is strangely satisfying. But the real magic lies in its "low carb" function. This cooker employs an auto-lift filter basket that effectively separates the rice from the starchy water during cooking. I was a bit skeptical at first – could it really make a difference while still producing good rice? The answer is a resounding yes. The rice comes out perfectly fluffy and delicious, but with the peace of mind that a significant portion of the excess starch has been removed. It's a game-changer for those of us who love rice but are trying to manage our sugar intake. Beyond the low-carb feature, this is a truly versatile appliance. The digital panel is intuitive and easy to navigate, offering options for regular rice, grains, and even oats. I particularly appreciate the Hotpot & Steamer functions; being able to cook multiple components of a meal in one device is a huge time-saver. And of course, the Keep Warm function is a lifesaver for busy evenings, ensuring dinner is ready whenever we are.

This rice cooker makes great rice and is so easy to use. I like how it does everything in one pot and I don’t even need to measure anything if I don’t want to. My first time using it (I’ll include some pics), I used 2 cups of dry rice. I put the rice in the strainer basket and rinsed it right in there. I placed the basket in pot and filled with water to 2cm over the surface of the rice, as instructed. From there I turn it on and the cooker does the rest. The rice boils directly in the water until it is soft and the basket is precisely timed to raise, draining off the starchy water and then steams it a bit to fluff. The rice texture was perfect, soft and fluffy. My kids ate it and that is saying a lot because they are super picky about texture. Cleanup is simple with 2 parts to wash: the smooth glass pot and the basket. Easier to clean than a pot on the stove because rice doesn’t get crusted on. I think it makes great rice, and I feel good knowing that I’m making my rice in the healthiest way possible, trimming a few extra calories. Makes enough rice for my family of 4.

Learning to reduce carbs in rice is new to me, as is having such an attractive rice maker in my kitchen. This is a nice addition to my countertop, as we make rice almost daily. The slate blue color is attractive and the glass is great feature to watch your rice, ramen or soup. the capacity is great for a family of 4 and it makes it easy to make rice the proper way - boiling it then straining it! There is a heated base, the glass compartment, the strainer and the lid, which also has glass. The touch pad is innate and its easy and high quality.

I bought this after hearing a friend use one and noticed that there was actually a difference in taste. I found this and gave it a try. Not only does it still give me sticky rice but the main thing I noticed is that the rice is always cooked completely and never dry. The timer on this is completely automatic so when my rice is done, it turn off but my rice stays warm. The size of this is actually bigger than what I thought because even though its roughly the same size as my old rice cooker, this actually will cook 6 cups of rice. I've only done that once but even when I cook 3-4 cups of rice, it will still cook that amount with no issues. I absolutely love the design and the kids love being able to see their rice cook. The other thing I noticed is that we're even able to steam our vegetables in this too! Whether we're cooking rice or vegetables, this cooker is so easy to clean and we never have anything sticking to the bottom. Not to mention, we get clean rice water on the bottom to use to water our plants. Definitely a multipurpose cooker that works just as it should.

We cook a lot of rice, oats and other grains like quinoa and enjoy mixing it up and cooking them in coconut milk and vegetable broths occasionally. This cooker is versatile and takes care of all of that with ease and it is easy to clean afterwards.I resist most kitchen gadgets as so many just gather dust on the counter and I do not like counter clutter...but this one works well and is a pretty color that complements the color of our walls.Recommended

I bought this because I wanted to lower my carb intake without totally breaking up with rice. What I didn’t expect was how weirdly satisfying it is to watch the little basket lift itself like it’s performing a slow, steamy magic trick. The process is easy. Boil, then it auto-lifts, steams the rest, and somehow the result is fluffier and feels a little less guilt-inducing. I’ve used it for oats, quinoa, and even a lazy ramen night when I didn’t want to dirty another pot. The glass body makes it feel fancier than it has any right to be, and the digital controls are so straightforward even my sleep-deprived brain can manage them before coffee. It sits proudly on my counter now, right next to my toaster that’s definitely feeling threatened.

1: it’s not 4 cups it barely holds 3 cups of rice. 2: I’ve had it less than a month and it causes a power surge in my kitchen. I know it’s the rice cooker cause it only happens when I plug it in!! Everything else works fine!! 2: it is very easy to clean, 4: not worth the money. 4: the rice quality is good if it was bigger and didn’t cause my outlet problems every time I plug it in now.

Like it but it’s very small.