COOK WITH COLOR Glass Mini Low Carb Rice Cooker
- Capacity: 12.7 cups
- Material: Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)
- Wattage: 700 watts
- Lid Material: Glass
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ASIN: B0DJRQNMC6Model: WGRC1Category: Rice Cookers
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Overview
This Cook With Color rice cooker uses a two step boil then steam process with an auto lifting stainless steel basket to drain starchy water out of rice before it finishes steaming, aimed at lowering carbs in the result. It holds up to 2 cups of raw rice, cooking around 6 cups, and doubles as an adjustable hotpot.
The starch removing basket is the core mechanism: rice boils in water, the basket lifts automatically to separate it from the starchy liquid before steaming finishes the job, a step this cooker automates. Several owners confirm the lower carb effect is noticeable rather than a gimmick. It is explicitly not built for more than 2 cups of raw rice, and the maker warns larger batches can overflow or cook improperly.
- Auto lifting stainless steel straining basket
- 2 step boil then steam process
- Holds up to 2 cups raw, about 6 cups cooked
- Adjustable 100W to 700W hotpot mode
Who it's for
Suits a small household, roughly two to four people, that wants measurably lower carb rice without a separate straining step, and also wants an adjustable hotpot function in the same unit. Not a fit for larger families needing bigger single batches.
Pros and cons
- Capped at 2 cups raw rice, not enough for larger families
- Multiple reports of the unit tripping the outlet within a couple months
- Rice can spill over depending on fill level
- Full cycle takes about 30 minutes
Performance notes
The basket boils rice for about 15 minutes, lifts on its own, then steams for another 15 minutes, a roughly 30 minute total cycle. The most serious recurring issue is a subset of units tripping the outlet on the low sugar rice setting within one to two months of use, in more than one case just past the return window.
Specifications
| Brand | Cook With Color |
|---|---|
| Model | WGRC1 |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item Weight | 6.61 poundshigher than 59% of 28 rice cookers |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 11 × 10.5 × 9.5 inches |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Capacity | 12.7 cupshigher than 90% of 53 rice cookers |
| Power & efficiency | |
| Wattage | 700 wattshigher than 64% of 26 rice cookers |
| Voltage | 110 voltslower than 75% of 37 rice cookers |
| Power Source | Corded electric |
| Construction & materials | |
| Material | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) |
| Lid Material | Glass |
| Color | Black |
| Other details | |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash |
| Part Number | WGRC1 BLK |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Transparent Borosilicate Glass Design |
Closest rivals on specs
Novaspark WR-18D Low Carb Rice Cooker 5 Cup- Capacity 12.7 vs 10.6 cups (+20%)
- Item Weight 6.61 vs 10 pounds (-34%)
- Wattage 700 vs 500 watts (+40%)
Tiger JNP-1800-LF Rice Cooker 10 Cup- Capacity 12.7 vs 10 cups (+27%)
- Item Weight 6.61 vs 8.1 pounds (-18%)
Frequently asked questions
How much rice can the Cook With Color rice cooker hold?
Up to 2 cups of raw rice, yielding about 6 cups cooked; the maker warns larger batches can overflow.
Is it reliable long term?
Most early experiences are positive, but more than one reviewer reported the unit tripping their outlet and stopping working within one to two months.