CUCKOO Twin Pressure Rice Cooker 6-Cup Uncooked 12-Cup Cooked with Induction Heating Technology Silent Pressure System Open Cooking

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This one works great without any issue. Rice tastes pretty good and right amount of stickiness. Good upgrade since I used one for 10 years. Sleek look and intuitive function keys. Read more

I use my rice cooker pretty much every day. I eat a lot of rice, probably on average about 2 times a day so I'm always making fresh rice every 2 to 3 days. I'm replacing a Cuckoo eco pressure rice cooker (CRP-P1009S) which has served me well for a few years but it was a 10 cup model and, for me, it was too big for one person so I was looking for something with a smaller capacity. I knew I wanted another Cuckoo but this time with their induction heating technology. I was going to get their other twin pressure IH cooker but I saw they had a newer model with their quiet pressure cooking technology so I decided to splurge and buy it since I use my rice cooker so often. Well, I received the rice cooker and I call it the Robocop. It's quite nice looking but I have some minor complains. But before we get to the complaints, I have to say the quiet pressure cooking technology really works! My old cuckoo was quite loud especially during the steam release. The new one is very, very quiet. You can still hear the steam release but it's night and day compared to the old model. Also, it makes fantastic rice! I make my own mix of rice which consists of brown rice, brown sweet rice, barley, and sweet black rice. Compared to the old rice cooker, this new one makes the rice very soft, yet chewy, and sticky. I use the high pressure multi-grain setting and the rice comes out perfect! It's definitely better than the old cuckoo using the same rice mix. The reason for the 4 star review is as follows: 1. Terrible manual. No where does it tell you how to set the clock. I finally figured it out but it would have been nice if that was mentioned. 2. The buttons are all touch sensitive and don't push in when you hit it so it's hard to tell if you're actually pushing the button since you're just hitting a hard surface with no give. I liked the soft touch buttons of the old cooker where it would actually push in. 3. No more rice paddle holder on the side of the cooker. I don't know why they got rid of that. You spend this much money on a rice cooker and there's no place to store the paddle? But, overall, at the end of the day it's all about the rice cooking ability and this cooker shines in that department. Read more

Replaced my prior twin pressure induction model (LHTR1009FW) and what a huge improvement. More modern simplistic look, cooks rice the same with the exception it is now super quiet without the loud hissing and pressure release noise the prior model suffered Read more

This rice cooker has been such a great buy. It looks beautiful on my counter and it’s really quiet — no loud steam noises at all. The rice always turns out perfect, whether I want it soft and fluffy or a little chewy. I love the Quick Mode for busy days, and being able to open the lid mid-cook to toss in veggies or seasoning is super handy. Cleanup’s easy too since everything comes apart and the pot doesn’t stick. Totally worth it if you cook rice often! Read more