LékuéQuick Quinoa and Rice Cooker, Green

I bought one for a friend but ended up using it myself as we fell out. I found it so useful that I got one for my sister. She also didn't think she would use it but ended up using it all the time. Highly recommended

This is really worth the price for me because my hands work badly and it saves manoeuvring pans of boiling water. I was using packs of microwave rice to avoid being scalded which works out pretty costly so it will pay for itself fairly quickly. It makes good rice with very little fuss and doesn't occupy much space.

I use this product every day as my dog has a special diet which means he eats a lot of rice. Other similar containers tend to boil over in the microwave but this has never once done that. Really happy with the product and highly recommend.

Condition: Used - Very Good - Missing manual. Item will come in original packaging. Packaging will be damaged.I bought this as a warehouse item without a manual (not a big problem these can be downloaded). My combi has a rice program (effectively it brings the rice to the boil then adjusts to a simmer slower than the suggested recipe time). I’ll need a lot of trial and error on the other grains.I’ve been cooking my rice in a bowl, and yes it boiled over a bit. I bought this in part for the colander/lid it allowed the liquid through the holes on the lid and the rim stopped it overflowing.The manual says that some ingredients can cause stains or smells. The stains are a down side although it wouldn’t effect the cooking.

I love the idea of the lid which then turns around to strain the rice. A great quality item which i hope lasts years. The rice was perfect. I have a 800 watt microwave i cook the rice for 6 minutes stir add more water and cook for another 5 minutes. Seemed a bit pricey but based on what I've seen it will be well worth it

It looks nice and is well built, but it was very disappointing as a rice cooker, which after all is its job. I bought this to replace a microwave rice cooker we had that broke. You put the rice in an inner container, poured on boiling water and microwaved for 11 minutes. Lakeland no longer sell that version.With the Lékué you put in cold water and microwave it for a lot longer. Hopeless. Use a pan.

Great piece of equipment, easy to clean and store. However, the recipe is nowhere near accurate for my 800W microwave.After various disasters, I've finally arrived at the perfect grain/ water proportion for me.For two people, basmati rice 100 gr requires 275 mls water (cold) and 10 minutes, followed by 5 minutes covered outside microwave.For two people, quinoa 100 gr requires 275 mls of * just boiled * water and 10 minutes, with an extra 5 minutes covered outside microwave (cold water just produced sad undercooked quinoa despite an extra 10 minutes cooking time and much stirring in between). I also add a bit of garlic and herbs to it for flavour.Now I get fluffy rice and quinoa every time, tadaa.Worth buying, less mess and good results once you get the recipe right.Update for new 1000W microwave:White basmati rice for two: 100 gr basmati (previously rinsed), and 275 ml tap water, cooking time 8 mins, then take outside and stir, leave covered for 5 mins.

I like the idea of rice cookers but wasn't sure I wanted to fork out for an electrical appliance that might end up sitting at the back of the cupboard. As it turns out, this microwave rice cooker does exactly what I want. I like being able to pop it in the microwave and leave it to do its own thing. It doubles as a serving container if you want, and is easy to clean.