8 cup rice cooker in Reviews and Ratings

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… if for everything from hot cereal to entire meals. Now I can cook while I'm in the garden and nothing burns.Remanufactured Cuisinart CRC-800 8-Cup Rice Cooker Hope you love it as much as I do.…

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…I've ordered this product based on a comparison with an 8 cup rice cooker we already have. Turns out that it means for this item here 6 cup COOKED rice. Our current one keeps 8 cups UNCOOKED rice… 144 more reviews »

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…I used my new cuisinart 8 cup rice cooker for the first time this evening and am very dissapointed with it. I followed the instructions to the letter and ended up with the thick rice liquid spilling…

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… was initially looking for a rice cooker that could cook 8 cups of uncooked rice.
Overall its a very good product.… 128 more reviews »

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…I got a 8-cup Aroma cooker from Target. I cant be more satisfied by the rice quality!!! Great!Great!Great! Value!!!… 19 more reviews »

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…great rice cooker - very convenient and easy to use. 3 cups of sushi rice is enough to make 8 different rolls while using generous amount of rice in each. Sometimes thinking that I needed 5 cup… 196 more reviews »

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…I tried this cooker, and it was terrible. It is supposed to handle 8 (rice cooker measuring) cups of medium grain white, and if you cooked as little as 3 cups, it overflowed all over the counter…

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… the cuisinart 8-cup rice cooker (CRC-800) thinking I was getting "top of the line." It made such an enormous mess every time we used it, so I called cuisnart to find out if somehow (despite meticulous reading…

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…Note that the "3 cup" size is not your typical 8oz. size. The one supplied with the rice cooker and is to used following their directions, is a 6 oz. cup. So, instead of having 3 cooked cups of rice… 34 more reviews »

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…Note that the "3 cup" size is not your typical 8oz. size. The one supplied with the rice cooker and is to used following their directions, is a 6 oz. cup. So, instead of having 3 cooked cups of rice… 23 more reviews »

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…Being Filipina, I've been through MANY rice cookers and found it difficult to find the perfect one for a household that no longer needs to make 4-8 cups of rice on a daily basis. Yes… 50 more reviews »

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… including the 11-cup food processor which I love. This 8-cup rice cooker's design is irretrievably flawed - a complete, complete letdown. I am shocked that Cuisanart keeps this in its product line. What a…

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…I love this rice cooker so much that I bought it for several family members for Christmas. I would suggest the 8-cup for families as the 6-cup can be a bit too small for stews and slow… 5 more reviews »

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…I am Asian and eat rice everyday. I bought this rice cooker to replace my 8 years old National 8 cups white rice cooker/warmer,which is still working fine only it was too big for our family. We… 58 more reviews »

from Kathy, Cooking.com

…. The first batch of regular rice we did came out much less than perfect. Then we realized that the cup they included with the cooker is not an 8 oz cup it's actually 180 ml. The info is in the book but you… 16 more reviews »