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Enjoy up to 6 cups of perfectly cooked rice in the Black & Decker RC3406. The non-stick pot and tempered glass lid are dishwasher safe for easy clean-up. When cooking is done, the unit automatically switches from cook to warm. In addition to cooking rice, you can also steam vegetables in the included plastic steamer basket. You'll enjoy the convenience of the included rice scoop and measuring cup. Makes 6-Cups of cooked rice from up to 3 cups of dry rice..../ Black & Decker 3 Cups Uncooked Yields 6 Cups Cooked, Rice Cooker / Mr Steam
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Black & Decker 3 Cups Uncooked Yields 6 Cups Cooked, Rice Cooker
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This is a 6 cup rice cooker...right? On page five under the heading "cooking rice" the manual reads ..."This cooker can cook up to 1 1/2 measures of rice and yield a maximum of about 3 cups of cooked rice". This little statement will leave you racking your brain when you compare it to page 7 which indicates that to yield 5 1/2 cups of cooked rice you should use 3 rice meaures (each measure is 3/4 cup) and fill the water up to the 3 cup mark. I had to call customer service to find out which is correct. The answer is that the guide on page 7 of the manual is correct. The statement on page 5 (five) is simply incorrect according to the customer service rep. I ignored page 5 and put in 3 full measures of rice and i can verify that it yielded just over 5 cups of white rice.
One other note...The rice measure has to be filled to the brim to be a full "measure" of rice. Ignore the very pronounced ring of plastic just below the rim. It is just another confusing issue with this product.
