Rice cookers · Choose by your needs
If Thick Porridge is the required menu, both the CRP-P0609S and CRP-LHTAR0609F document a 1–1.5 supplied-cup range. The meaningful difference in these examples is the cooking mode: the P0609S plan is high-pressure, while the LHTAR's supplied-steel-pot Thick plan is non-pressure.
Comparison updated 29 October 2026.
These exact Thick-scale plans share a dry-cup range but use different documented modes; the renderer retains every other matching model.
| Model | Thick Porridge range | Documented mode | Choice boundary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cuckoo CRP-P0609S 6-Cup HP Pressure Rice Cooker | 1–1.5 supplied cups | High pressure | Timer eligibility is documented for this Thick plan |
| Cuckoo CRP-LHTAR0609F CRP-LHTAR0609F (US white FW / black FB) | 1–1.5 dry supplied cups | Non-pressure | Timer is listed for this plan |
Choose it when: The exact P0609S manual lists its own Thick Porridge scale at one to one-and-a-half dry cups and records a high-pressure plan.
The limit: This is a high-pressure recipe; the cooker also has other menus, but their pressure and batch rules do not transfer to Thick Porridge.
Choose it when: The exact LHTAR0609F manual documents Thick Porridge in the included uncoated steel pot at the same dry-cup interval but on a non-pressure method.
The limit: The mode contrast is specific to this porridge plan; the same cooker has separate high-pressure grain methods, so do not infer that every menu is non-pressure.
The Thick label is a maker-documented consistency scale. The exact P0609S and LHTAR instructions both put the Thick method at 1–1.5 dry supplied cups; neither model's larger general rice capacity changes that porridge amount.
The P0609S Thick plan uses high pressure; the LHTAR supplied-steel-pot Thick plan uses non-pressure cooking. Both list the same 1–1.5-cup amount and finish-timer support, so the mode is the distinction rather than a claimed texture or performance advantage.
Thin Porridge is another named scale with a smaller range. If your recipe calls for Thin, use that separate answer and its half-to-one-cup amount; never move between the Thick and Thin water scales based only on cooker capacity.
The source establishes a high-pressure method, not a taste or quality ranking. Choose the method whose pressure mode and exact instructions suit your requirements.
The cited plans do not document a larger Thick amount. Use another maker-documented recipe only if that exact model's manual establishes it; the ordinary rice capacity is not a substitute.
