A little stew pot for one, slowly double-boiling a warm, mellow soup.
When you'd use it: load the ingredients and set the timer before bed, and wake to a pot of hot congee; stew yourself a snow pear and tremella pudding at the weekend; comes in handy for baby food too.
What it does: a ceramic pot stewed in a water bath, 6 preset menus, delay timer + keep-warm + auto power-off; the double-sealed lid keeps the moisture in, and an included steaming basket handles small bites.
Why it helps: soup over direct heat needs watching and stirring, and catches easily — water-bath stewing won't scorch or boil over, and it works away steadily even while you're asleep.
