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My rice cooker switches to "keep warm" mode once it's done cooking. I think most do this. Is the drop in power consumption significant enough to reliably know w

My rice cooker switches to "keep warm" mode once it's done cooking. I think most do this. Is the drop in power consumption significant enough to reliably know when its done?

esel2k 3y ago
I think the author says it’s about rice beeing overcooked. Even if it turns to keep warm its better to directly open the lid and go eating.
edent 3y ago
Yes. It has been reliable so far. Keeping warm uses less electricity than cooking.