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Wait what? It doesn't dry out or go bad?
I'm guessing it's a "keep warm" mode.
I'm paranoid about it going bad or attracting pests...or even just using energy unnecessarily. But apparently it's not bad for any of those things!
Otp got it. I have some in it right now that I made two nights ago. Texture wise, if I press down on it, it slowly springs back up. If that gives you a good sense of how it's holding up. & it's a sealed unit water can't escape once it's done cooking (it vents steam during that process)