[Electronics-Talk] rice cookers

[Gerald Levy]

I just purchased a Black & Decker RC506 6 cup rice cooker which is totally 
accessible and easy to use.  It makes up to 6 cups of rice, and comes with a 
stemer basket for steaming vegetables.  All you do is measure out the amount 
of rice you want to cook using the included measuring cup, add the 
appropriate amount of water using the same measuring cup, place the bowl on 
the cooker, plug it in and push down the lever on the front.  When the rice 
is ready, the lever pops up and the cooker keeps it warm until you are ready 
to serve it.  No touchscreens or complicated menus to putz around with.  The 
RC506 sells for about $15 on Amazon.com:

https://www.amazon.com/BLACK-DECKER-RC506-Uncooked-Steamer/dp/B016Y8JSK4


Gerald



-----Original Message----- 
From: Ashley Bramlett via Electronics-Talk
Sent: Sunday, December 24, 2017 1:26 AM
To: Discussion of accessible electronics and appliances
Cc: Ashley Bramlett
Subject: [Electronics-Talk] rice cookers

Hi all,

What are rather simple and accessible rice cookers out there?

Thought about someday soon buying one. If there are flat buttons which do 
not change functions, I can label them. I read braille btw so if the 
manufacturer has braille for the device, let me know.

Ashley
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