The nutrition facts are displayed for a 1/4 cup serving size. Does this refer to 1/4 cup of uncooked rice or 1/4 cup of cooked rice?
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Since they say how many servings are in there based on uncooked rice, I would assume that. Then again, my wife dumps about 3 liters of soy sauce to every 1/4 cup, so I think the nutritional facts are out the window for us.
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8 cups dry rice will be better, 10 may overflow. It depends on type of rice. 10 cups Basmathi rice can be cooked.
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3 uncooked becomes 6 cups cooked rice is maximum. We use ours for 6 cups cooked all the time. Tip. Once finished cooking and auto goes to warm, try to put rice out into covers dish not too long after. If sits on warm too long can overcook rice at bottom on cooker.
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The most I have done is 2 cups rice uncooked yielding around 4 cups cooked. You could probably do another cup dry rice and it would hold it. It's not a large cooker, but works perfectly. I love it for small amounts.
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It means one and 1/2 cup though a tight 1 and 1/2 cup. I usually get about 3/4 cup and don't fill all the way. It's a handy food chopper though. Great for humus and salsa and chopping veggies.
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One is for 10 cups max cooked rice. the other 4 cups of cooked rice. I have the 10 cups and would pick again. I can then make extra for dishes using cooked rice as in stir fry. One cooking, two meals (or more). This is a great machine. Have been using one for several years.
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Gail, Typically the amount of uncooked rice to water is 1:2, e.g. one cup of rice to cups of water. There may be some variance depending on the altitude where you live and/or the type of rice that you are cooking.
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I have made the single cup size batches many times with perfect results. (The mininum size is 1/2 cup as marked on the cooking bowl.) When I made larger batches, there was no noticable difference in the results. Always perfect! As long as the measuring of rice and water is accurate, I see no reason why the cooker would not cook as little as 1/2 cup at a time.
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Hello Gary,The 6 cups refers to the measuring cup that comes with the rice cooker. In other words, 6 cups of uncooked rice from the measuring cup it comes with.I hope this clarifies your question! If you have any other questions, let us know!
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I have cooked 1 cup of rice as the smallest quantity. I normally use 1 to 1 with my liquid (usually chicken, beef, vegetable or mushroom stock). Give it a try at 3/4 but use 1 cup of your stock and watch it carefully the first time. I bet it works just fine. Good luck!
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We have the 5 cup model and rarely cook more than one cup also. One cup is the minimum for both white and brown rice.
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Sorry, I looked at the wrong bag. The white wheat does have a nutrition label. 1/4 cup has 160 cal, .5 g fat 34g carbs, 6g fiber
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Courtney, Yes 1/4 cup dry equal 1/2 cooked. I usually cook 1 cup at a time to use in salads or as a side, in soup, etc. Nutrition facts on package are per 1/4 cup - Cals. 120, 6 gms protein, 31 gms carbs, 3 gms sugar, dietary fiber 3 gms, 1 mg. sodium. Just multiply nutirition values by 4 for a cup. Calcium 4%, Phospherous 23%. Hopes this helps. I love this mix!
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The ratio of uncooked rice per cup versus the final cooked amount is pretty standard whether on the stove top or in the rice cooker which is about 2:1 in volume.
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The scale goes down to 1/2 measuring cup, but we usually cook 1 measuring cup of white rice, which is equilivant to 3/4 US cup and weights ~0.5 Oz.
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Great Question.serving size is 1/2 cup (125g)Servings per container 6Sodium 5mgSugars 4gHope this helps.
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they mean half a teaspoon has 1 gram of moringa not the entire 8 ounces,they mean one serving size.