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Rival RCS200 20-Cup Stainless Steel Rice Cooker | 
| Brand: Rival
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $49.99
Buy New: $32.68
You Save: $17.31 (35%)
Rating:  21 reviews
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 11
Dimensions (in): 12.5 x 12.5 x 10
MPN: RCS200
UPC: 048894552021
EAN: 0048894552021
ASIN: B0000DC815
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 20 cup (finished rice) capacity | | • | Brushed stainless steel exterior / non-stick removable bowl | | • | Cook & keep warm settings | | • | Measuring cup and rice ladle included | | • | Dimensions 12.4 long, 12.4 wide, 10 high weighs 11.0 lbs |
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Product Description
MODEL- RCS200 VENDOR- RIVAL FEATURES- 20 cup Stainless Rice Cooker This Rival rice cooker holds 20 cups of cooked rice. Cook for an entire family or cook smaller amounts for just two persons. It features a brushed stainless steel exterior and comes with a removable bowl thats nonstick so there are no messes to clean up. The Rival rice cooker is simple to operate with Cook and Keep Warm settings. With your rice cooker, youll also get a stainless steel steaming basket for preparing fresh vegetables or dumplings. * 20 Cup (Cooked) Capacity * Cook and Keep Warm Settings * Non-Stick Removable Bowl * Steaming Basket, Measuring Cup and Ladle Included MANUFACTURER WARRANTY:andnbsp;andnbsp;1 YEAR
Amazon.com Review
Anyone who has ever used an electric rice cooker will vouch for them; they are simple to use, easy to clean, and the rice is consistently perfect. This handsome rice cooker, with its brushed stainless steel exterior and black handles, looks like it belongs in a professional kitchen. A domed glass lid shows what's going on during the cooking process. The measures in the accompanying booklet are for using the water-fill lines on the inside of the bowl and the little measuring cup that comes with the cooker, which is slightly different than an actual cup measure. (Jotting down standard measures in the margin will help in case the little cup ever gets lost.) The rice cooker stops cooking and switches to warm when it senses that the water has been cooked off. Cleaning is almost as easy as wiping out the removable insert with a paper towel. At the very most, it'll take a few quick swipes with a warm, soapy sponge. (To protect the nonstick coating, don't use anything more abrasive than a gentle nylon scrubber.) The rice cooker measures 12-1/2 across by 10 inches high. Rival includes a one-year warranty against defects and comes with a detailed booklet of instructions, recipes, and tips. --Garland Withers
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| Customer Reviews: Read 16 more reviews...
 Rice Cooker June 5, 2008
Charlie J. Honea (kennesaw, Ga. United States)
This rice cooker is a very good product for a very reasonable price. We love the rice it cooks.
 Doesn't cook rice well April 14, 2008
Andrew Lindsay
Bought this to replace an old Panasonic, which had worked like a charm for 18 years (and went off to continue working well at my son's first apartment) - but this one didn't work well right from the start. It leaves rice undercooked, hard and too dry. Even if I add another cup of water, it still doesn't come out softer. The warming mode burns the rice on the bottom of the pot.
 not even the same item shown September 2, 2007
cindustrious (by the sea)
My cooker arrived yesterday and just in time for our "Feed the Homeless" day in the park. Last night I experimented with it and it was a total failure. But I gave it another try this morning. The controls shown in the ad are not the ones on the cooker. Theres on,warm and unplugged. The rice boils at such a high temp that my walls and floor and anything near was splattered with the white milk-like residue. It never switched to warm as promised. I just ran into the room and unplugged it. This device seems good for boiling potatoes or corn or beans, but that temp is set way too high for rice. I was also disappointed that no recipes came with it but the manufacturer probably knew it would not cook rice so why waste their time sending out rice recipes? I can make bad rice in a cheap pot bought at a thrift store so I do not know what to do with this contraption.
great for rice, and even does hardboiled eggs! July 30, 2007
B. Kurth (Boston area)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
We've owned the Rival rice cooker for about a year now, and it cooks rice perfectly, and it's easy to use, and fast. We also figured out how to cook hardboiled eggs with it. It can do about a dozen eggs at a time, and does them to perfection.
No complaints whatsoever with this unit.
THE BEST RICE COOKER EVER July 25, 2007
Odalys Fernandez (Miami Florida)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
We use this cooker everyday and it looks great and it cooks great. We love it. Thank you.
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