What is the interior volume? When making 8 cups of rice is it filled to the brim or is the interior volume more like 10 cups?
830693
4 cups of uncooked rice = 8 cups cooked.........almost to the top. Anymore would spill over.
830694
The max is four cups of dry rice. That fills it to the top with cooked rice.
654312
It is usually 1 parts rice to 2 parts water. So for 10 cups of rice you use 5 cups of rice to 10 cups of water. Each back is not exactly this ratio so you adjust to each bag you open; example is adding 9.5 cups if the batch is too soggy.
844288
The minimum that I have used is 1 cup, and it comes out perfectly. The rice cooker comes with a measuring cup. I have never made more than 3 cups of rice with this cooker, but I've never had the rice or water boil over.
5378
Sorry, i don't know as i always fill it to 8 cups. If you (haven't) purchased it yet, IMO, it's not worth the money. The handle design can get you burned...
557161
I have about 18 cups of rice in one of my Rubbermaid containers. In another, I have a 14.75 oz. box of cereal, but it does not fill up the container. The company can give you exact measurements, but it's about 10 1/4" (H), 4 1/2" (W), and 9 1/4" (D). Hope this helps.
26463
This cooker is 7 cups. We do make a 10 cup size. Please search "Oyama rice cookers" to find what you are seeking. Thank you
974778
Sorry, I was on vacation when I got this! I just measured: it holds 12 cups, or 3 quarts filled almost to the brim. Hope this helps!
491981
its the size of the rice cooker. it will either cook 6 cups or 8 cups of rice
913600
3 180ml rice cups of dry rice, producing 6 cups of cooked rice. Manual assumes 1 rice cup of rice is for one person. We use 120ml of rice for two of us with 240ml of water to make the rice we eat at dinner time.
497149
I brew a 10 oz K-Cup into this cup. It holds 10 ounces, leaving about 1/2 inch space. So filled to the brim, possibly 12 oz. But if filled that far, putting on the lid will prove messy. Hope this helps!
652371
Yes, one cup of rice is fine. We might be able to cook only half of a cup but honestly I never tried it my self. The other answers are pretty much accurate. We can cook up to 6 cups and the quality is great, especially for the price. Whenever it's done cooking, make sure you either keep using the "keep warm" feature or just stir the rice up at the beginning so it wont' stick to the bottom and surrounding area of the cooking container. Enjoy!
1466647
I measured the processor bowl capacity. I could pour 9 cups of water and it fills it to the brim. Problem is, it leaks out above the blade section. So while it truly is 9 cups in size, I would probably never try to put more than 6-7 cups in it, less if dealing with liquid. 9 cups is NOT a combined capacity.
723304
I usually rinse two cups at a time but I think it would hold eight cups of rice easily. I use it to drain spinach and rinse cherries, strawberries and blueberries. For the money, it was a great buy.
2285057
I love this rice cooker. It is small. The inside bowl is roughly 6.5 " diameter and 3.5 " high. I put in 1 cup brown rice which yields around 4 servings. I haven't tried to do other grains yet (such as quinoa, barley, etc.) but think those will work well too.
1859604
probably three cups, just by guessing -- we are typical Asian family who eat rice regularly, however, I use rice cooker Zujirushi or Tatung. I bought this for beef or chicken soup -- I put this in another outer pot when the water is still cold, since this is in the form of steaming so the broth has all flavor
1783094
Just looking at the inside since I use two cups water to one cup rice - I would surmise that it only takes five cups of dry rice. Just my opinion.
663000
It says 8 cups inside but I wouldn't put more than 6 cups in since it will bubble over. Even when I do 6 cups I add the steamer top even if it is empty and that keeps it from bubbling out. Haven't tried 8.