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product_id: 9102455
title: "CUCKOO High Pressure Rice Cooker 6-Cup Uncooked / 12-Cup Cooked with Induction Heating Technology, Versatile Rice Maker with 16 Menu Options and Steam Plate, Voice Guide, White (CRP-BHSS0609F)"
brand: "cuckoo"
price: "S$913"
currency: SGD
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reviews_count: 8
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# 800W Induction Heating 12-Cup Cooked Capacity 16 Customizable Cooking Modes CUCKOO High Pressure Rice Cooker 6-Cup Uncooked / 12-Cup Cooked with Induction Heating Technology, Versatile Rice Maker with 16 Menu Options and Steam Plate, Voice Guide, White (CRP-BHSS0609F)

**Brand:** cuckoo
**Price:** S$913
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🍚 Elevate your kitchen game with CUCKOO’s smart, speedy rice perfection!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** CUCKOO High Pressure Rice Cooker 6-Cup Uncooked / 12-Cup Cooked with Induction Heating Technology, Versatile Rice Maker with 16 Menu Options and Steam Plate, Voice Guide, White (CRP-BHSS0609F) by cuckoo
- **How much does it cost?** S$913 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sg](https://www.desertcart.sg/products/9102455-cuckoo-high-pressure-rice-cooker-6-cup-uncooked-12-cup)

## Best For

- cuckoo enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted cuckoo brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Smart Voice Guide:** Trilingual voice assistant keeps you effortlessly on track in English, Chinese, or Korean.
- • **Family-Sized Capacity:** Feeds up to 12 cups cooked rice—perfect for gatherings and meal prep.
- • **Auto-Clean Convenience:** Steam-clean interior with one touch for hassle-free maintenance.
- • **16 Versatile Menu Options:** From porridge to pressure cook, tailor your meal with ease.
- • **Precision Induction Heating:** Surrounds the pot for faster, evenly cooked rice every time.

## Overview

The CUCKOO CRP-BHSS0609F is a high-pressure, 6-cup uncooked (12-cup cooked) rice cooker featuring advanced 800W induction heating technology for efficient, even cooking. It offers 16 customizable menu options including steaming and pressure cooking, a smart LED touch interface with fuzzy logic, and a trilingual voice guide. Designed with a durable stainless steel inner pot and convenient auto-clean function, it’s ideal for busy professionals seeking consistent, restaurant-quality rice and versatile meal prep.

## Description

Unleash the Chef in You with CUCKOO's CRP-BHSS0609F 6-Cup IH Pressure Rice Cooker! Consistently delicious rice, optimally reheated leftovers, ready-made meals with the press of a button, and professional grade quality - with CUCKOO's CRP-BHSS0609F 6-Cup IH Pressure Rice Cooker, all of this and more will be at your disposal. Key Features: Multi-Functional Cooking: This multi-functional cooker has 16 fully customizable menu options that feature preparation of a wide variety of rice and grains, a reheat option for leftovers, and a keep-warm function to ensure none of your food is ever overcooked or burnt while serving. Smart Automated Technology: Included with an LED screen complete with touch controls and Fuzzy Logic technology, the cooker will immediately detect and adjust its temperature accordingly. 3 Language Voice Guide: Includes a voice navigation guide in English, Chinese, and Korean, this rice cooker will act as your personal kitchen assistant! High-Quality Construction: Featuring an eco-friendly, durable, stainless steel inner pot with a nonstick coating that ensures optimal temperature and heat distribution throughout the cooking process. Hassle-Free Cleaning: When cooking is completed, initiate the Auto-Clean function to automatically steam the interior of the rice cooker for a deep, quick clean. With CUCKOO's CRP-BHSS0609F 6-Cup IH Pressure Rice Cooker, we'll take the guesswork out of preparing perfectly cooked rice and grains while never sacrificing quality.

## Features

- 16 Versatile Modes: With 16 menu options including white and brown rice, porridge, steam, pressure cook, and more
- Mid to Large Capacity: From family gatherings to housewarming parties, this rice cooker provides the ideal serving amount with a 12-cup (cooked) capacity
- Induction Heating: Induction technology heating surrounds the inner pot, making cooking quicker and more efficient
- My Mode Function: Allows you to take control of the temperature with an array of unique rice flavor and texture choices
- Included Accessories: Comes with a product manual, rice spatula, rice measuring cup, steam plate, and cleaning pin

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Material Type | Stainless Steel |
| Lid Material | Stainless Steel |
| Color | White |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 14.7"D x 10"W x 10.6"H |
| Item Weight | 13.2 Pounds |
| Capacity | 3 Quarts |
| Wattage | 800 watts |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Special Features | Programmable |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** CUCKOO
- **Capacity:** 6 Cups
- **Product Dimensions:** 14.7"D x 10"W x 10.6"H
- **Power Source:** Corded Electric
- **Product Care Instructions:** Hand Wash

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: I noticed the 'Sushi' setting is not available with this model. Can this cooker make Sushi rice and if so what setting?**
A: This model can cook cook sushi rice, however it does not come with a sushi button. In order to make sushi rice you can use glutinous rice mode and cook.Once cooked you will need to season the rice with some vinegar, sugar, and salt. If you search online you may find more specifics on how to make sushi rice.I hope this answers your question and if you have any other questions let us know!Best regards,-clickHM

**Q: Amazon says this is 11.4psi. Cuckoo site says 26psi. Does anyone know which is right? Thx.**
A: They are both right
Americans know it as 11.4 psi "gauge pressure" which is the amount above sea level pressure (sea level is @ 14.7psi).  I believe the Koreans use "absolute pressure" meaning they add sea level pressure to the above SL pressure (14.7 + 11.4 = 26.1psi)

**Q: what is different between this and CRP-HS0657F AND CRP-N0681F**
A: Hi Jinmo,Thank you for you interest and concern about our products. Here are the differences and similarities of each product that you have mentioned:CRP-HS0657F* Induction Heating (heats the rice from all sides)* Inner pot material is made out of diamond coating on top of titanium metal to help cook the rice faster* The lid and rubber cover packing on top is more secured allowing no residue to be piled up on bottom of the lid. The lid uses single layer cover packing and the pullout handle is made out of rubber as well.* Supports Korean and English voice navigation* Only comes in English and Korean manualCRP-N0681F* Electric Heating (heats the rice from the bottom only)* Inner pot material is made out of marble coating on top of aluminum metal to help cook the rice at a faster rate* The lid is made easier to pullout. The N0681F model supports double layer rubber packing for secured pressure upon cooking* Supports Korean, English, and Chinese voice navigation* Comes in Korean and English manual.CRP-AHSS1009FN* Induction Heating (heats the rice from all sides)* Inner pot material is made out of full stainless steel* The lid is made out of stainless steel with double-layered cover packing. * Pullout handle is made out of steel for secure grip to change cover packing at ease* Supports Korean, English, and Chinese voice navigation* Only comes in English and Korean manual* Comes with N.F.C. (Near Field Communication) in which your smartphone (As of now Android OS only) can be used to configure your rice settings directly from your smartphone. (Not Wireless)If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us any time!

**Q: Could this replace your typical pressure cooker? Like the instant pot? Does it have the sauté option?**
A: Hello,

No, you cannot sauté in this cooker. This is only pressure rice cooker. If you have any more questions, please feel free to reach out to us at any time.

Lyra M.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazing rice cooker! Cooks sweet, sticky rice super fast!
*by M***M on July 21, 2015*

UPDATE: I've had this for half a year now and I still love it. I've almost always got rice cooking or sitting in Keep Warm in the Cuckoo, and I've still had no issues. I love how fast it is with plain sticky rice, and the GABA setting for brown rice makes brown rice that tastes *awesome*. I haven't tried the dough fermenting setting yet, but I think I'm going to this weekend. It's definitely something I'm interested in.At any rate, I wholeheartedly recommend this rice cooker! It's one of the biggest workhorses in my kitchen, and I really don't have any big complaints with it after 6 months. If you're willing to spend a big chunk of cash on a rice cooker, you won't be disappointed with this one!*******tl;dr: I was torn between this and the Zojirushi induction heating pressure cooker rice cooker, so I bought both. I liked the Cuckoo better! I liked the tactile buttons, low spatial profile, and dimpled scooper with the Zojirushi, but the rice from the Cuckoo cooked faster, came out sweeter and stickier, and the bowl was much higher quality (from my understanding, the Japanese version of the Zojirushi cookers have a similar high-quality bowl, but the American versions use a thinner bowl). The Cuckoo also lets you customise the end-product of your rice a lot more! You can't go wrong with either brand, but the Cuckoo won me over in the end.I don't write reviews very often, but I love this cooker and I wanted to add my two cents about it!I've had a low-end micom Zojirushi (the Zojirushi NS-LAC05XA) for something like four years. Before I bought it, I'd only used the cheap Black & Decker and Aroma rice cookers that burn out after a year, and dry out rice after it's been sitting for a few hours. The micom Zojirushi was an absolutely incredible upgrade! Suddenly, my rice came out evenly cooked, soft, fluffy, and lasted for DAYS on "keep warm", which was amazing since I was living alone and it was annoying cooking small portions of rice at a time.For that record, that Zojirushi is still going strong, and I'm going to be giving it to my parents, who still just use a Black & Decker rice cooker. I still maintain that was probably the best kitchen purchase I ever made as a college student! I just upgraded because I wanted a larger rice cooker, and I was really curious to try out an induction heating and pressure cooker!Anyway. Once I knew I wanted an induction heating rice cooker, I started agonising about which one to get! I'd never heard of Cuckoo before, but it seemed to have a strong following. From what I could tell, they had been in the pressure cooker business for years, whereas Zojirushi was a relative newcomer to that technology. It looked like an all-around fantastic rice cooker (not to mention looking properly futuristic with that white and steel body!) and had some cool modes (like nurungji cooking mode, so I could make proper sungnyung without using a pot!). The equivalent Zojirushi (NP-NVC10) had a similar set of features, though I couldn't find any information comparing the two. I was torn. I'd developed a bit of brand loyalty to Zojirushi from my experience with their rice cooker and thermoses, but the Cuckoo seemed really interesting. What was I supposed to do?I bought them both, of course!So after using the two for a few weeks, here's what I have to say comparing them:CUCKOO PROS:* FAST. Regular white rice cooks in under half an hour (and it even has a TURBO MODE that cooks it even faster, more like 15 minutes!!) whereas the Zojirushi takes over an hour. The rice isn't necessarily better with the Zojirushi, either. It comes down to preference, but it's less sticky, more granular, and the flavour is a little more grainy, but I think it's less sweet. Personally, I prefer the Cuckoo's rice flavour.* STICKY. I like sticky rice, it makes it easier to eat with chopsticks, it's chewier, I just like the texture more. Rice in the cuckoo is a lot stickier and softer.* ADJUSTABLE. Every cooking mode (glutinous rice, sushi rice, GABA brown rice, nurungji, etc) all have the additional "My Mode" customisation that lets you adjust the heated soaking and steaming times to make rice sweeter or softer! This lets you dial in rice to your preferred texture, and it's fantastic.* DURABLE. The Cuckoo's pot is a LOT more heavy duty than the Zojirushi pot, which feels paper thin by comparison. I don't know if that results in better rice, but thicker cast-iron metal would definitely result in more even heat distribution, so I'd assume that would reflect in the rice. As a more damning point, the Japanese version of the Zojirushi model evidently has a much thicker pot. It sounds like this American release may have a thinner pot for more cost-effective manufacturing (and most people probably wouldn't know any different anyway.* INFORMATIVE. The Cuckoo has a really nice touch during the cooking process: it updates when it begins steaming the rice, when it releases the steam, and when rice is complete. The Zojirushi just tells you when the rice is done!* CONSIDERATE. The Cuckoo goes into "Night mode" after 9pm, when the brightness on the screen reduces, and the volume of the voice lowers. That's really nice!! The cable also winds up underneath the body so you don't have excess cable floating around your counter, something the Zojirushi doesn't have. ALSO, the pot has plastic handles, whereas you'd be better off waiting for the Zojirushi pot to cool down before you try and pick it up to clean. Trust me, I've burnt myself.* CLEAN. The Cuckoo has a fantastic option to auto-clean and sterilise itself. I used this when I first got it, and I'll probably be using it once a month to make sure everything is all clean. On top of that, there's a little spill-over reservoir in the back for collecting condensed water that drips down when you open the lid. That's nice!* VERSATILE. Besides being able to happily cook oats (something the Zojirushi's warranty official advises against), it even has an option to act as a regular pressure cooker! Considering an electric pressure cooker is usually at least one or two hundred dollar, this is fantastic.ZOJIRUSHI PROS:* TACTILE. Physical buttons! That's a gimme. Definitely not a dealbreaker, but it makes me happy.* CLEANER. The included rice scoop is SO MUCH BETTER. It has little bumps on the spoon so rice doesn't stick to it. It's way better at non-stick than the Cuckoo's scoop.* EFFICIENT. Extended Keep Warm mode. After 12 hours, the temperature drops so the rice doesn't dry out. You can manually adjust the keep warm temperature on the Cuckoo, and I believe it reduces the temperature overnight, but the manual isn't entirely clear on that. Actually, the Cuckoo's manual isn't that great in general, which leads me to my next point:* LOCALISED. Much proper English manual. The Cuckoo's manual is kinda sloppy Engrish (with some funny things, like one point where it informs you that you can adjust the voice to be "woman, English, or Chinese"), and the recipes in the back are all in Korean =( The Zojirushi's manual is a proper localisation, with English (!) recipes! The recipes seem more westernised though.* STRAIGHTFORWARD. Simpler cleaning. The steam lid has a push-release button, whereas the Cuckoo's lid has to be unscrewed.* ADORABLE. Cuter notifications. When the cooking begins and ends, it plays 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star'. The Cuckoo just informs you that rice cooking will now begin, and plays drums when steam release starts, and then plays some Cuckoo theme song when the rice is ready. It's kinda weird, but cute too.* MODE-IER. Adjustments to make rice harder/softer/normal (I think this uses variable pressure settings). I wish the Cuckoo had this! Other modes include rinse-free rice, steam-reduce rice, and umami mode -- but in my comparisons, bumping up the soak time to level 3 in My Mode seems to be the same as Umami Mode!* SMALLER. Lower profile body, easier for storageOverall, the Cuckoo definitely suits my needs more, by far. When you get right down to it, I like the way the rice tastes more, I like all the possible adjustments, I like the higher-level visibility of cooking progress, and I LOVE how much faster it is. The Zojirushi has lots of nice little touches, that make it a better operational experience, but the Cuckoo definitely seems like the superiour rice cooker. Hands-down, between the two I'd recommend Cuckoo every time!...I'm going to miss hearing Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, though =(

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great product, but get a bigger one if you can
*by B***R on August 14, 2023*

Great product but if you're planning to pressure cook stew or steam dumplings, get a bigger one. The inner pot is too small to handle more pieces. If not, a cheaper alternative may be better than this one.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Versatile
*by S***E on October 27, 2024*

I had my cooker for 3 years. No English manual - watched YouTube videos to figure it out. The cooker makes good rice which gets better the next day with the keep warm option. I used the black beans function to cook beans. Cooked meats and stews on the multicook function - works great. The best surprise for me was the bread function - you can bake bread or cake. All in all - great cooker.

## Frequently Bought Together

- CUCKOO CRP-BHSS0609F 6-Cup (Uncooked) / 12-Cup (Cooked) Induction Heating Pressure Rice Cooker with Nonstick Inner Pot, 16 Menu Modes, Fuzzy Logic Tech, 3 Voice Guide, Auto Clean (White)
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