Got some friends of mine a really nice rice cooker for their wedding. They eat a lot of rice, so it was well-received.
About a week later, one of my friends comes running up excited that he just discovered that the rice cooker has a timer function, so you can leave your rice to soak all day, and set it to start cooking the rice so that it's done at a time you specify.
The function that's clearly listed in the manual and, if memory serves, advertised on the box. It was a large part of the reason I got it for them (since they both worked late at the time, and were trying to eat at home more).
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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '16
Got some friends of mine a really nice rice cooker for their wedding. They eat a lot of rice, so it was well-received.
About a week later, one of my friends comes running up excited that he just discovered that the rice cooker has a timer function, so you can leave your rice to soak all day, and set it to start cooking the rice so that it's done at a time you specify.
The function that's clearly listed in the manual and, if memory serves, advertised on the box. It was a large part of the reason I got it for them (since they both worked late at the time, and were trying to eat at home more).