Once the food is cooked does the electric cooker have an automatic warmer? if so how long
594201
Yes, it keeps food at a perfect hot/warm temperature until you turn it off. The food does not scorch or burn, it is great. When you select the time you want your food to cook, the cooker will start counting up until that time is reached, but then, the cooker will start counting down keeping the food at a perfect temperature until you turn it off. You will not be disappointed if you purchase this cooker.
594202
Yes, it keeps food at a perfect hot/warm temperature until you turn it off. The food does not scorch or burn, it is great. When you select the time you want your food to cook, the cooker will start counting down until that time is reached, but then, the cooker will start counting up keeping the food at a perfect temperature until you turn it off. You will not be disappointed if you purchase this cooker.
696095
I would not expect it to change the setting automatically unless there is a timing mechanism, which I believe it doesn't have. Some do have timers but are more expensive. That said, the heat is sufficiently low on most crockpots that the food wouldn't burn or overcook. For typical crockpot recipes, it would not be a problem if the cooker went over the suggested time, especially if it's cooking on the low (not keep warm, but low) temperature.
100557
Yes, if you set the knob on the right to low or high and the knob on the left to whatever length of time you want the food to cook (in full and half hour increments only), once that time is up, it will automatically switch to warm. The knobs don't move (the timer one is a setting, it doesn't move like a clock) but the cook light goes off and the warm light comes on once the time is up.
1033528
No, unfortunately. I wish it did. Nor can you program it to turn off. When the programmed cooking time is over, it automatically switches to warm.
1868603
Sorry, we do NOT use the timer. We simply put on cook and it auto cook until done.
1283589
No. It does not hav automatic switch off. It doesn't get over heated so fast, depends on load and time
2208106
No, it does not, but it turns to warming mode automatically once the rice is cooked. I love my Oyama rice cooker!
1202038
No, it goes into 'warming mode' after it's done cooking. It has a light that indicates when it's cooking and when the rice is done and warming, but you must unplug it to turn it completely off.
211280
it doesn't have a timer but will automatically switch to warm when the rice is done.
1962451
Cooker does turn off automatically. There is some residual heat so eggs will continue to cook a few more minutes. No bell or audible alarm to let you know it's done. But this is a good cooker and works just as well for 14 eggs as for 3. Doesn't leak like some egg cookers do. Printed instructions could be more helpful. Sometimes they don't make much sense.
1447429
no, but the tiny cooler pack that comes with it gets warm fairly quickly. Just in several hours....so if the timer is set for 4-8 hours or more, the food will not be very cold by then
1045811
The crock pot is set at either low or high depending on the length of time it will be cooking. For a shorter time (4 to 6 hours), the heat will be on high. For a longer time (8 to 10 hours), the heat will be low. After the pot has cooked for the set length of time, it automatically switches to "warm" for 1 hour. You cannot set the temperature other than by choosing a short or long cooking time.
1465604
Yes, the Start button will automatically cook for 30 sec. after you hit it.
887972
Yes, it gets pretty warm. You will need a pot holder to lift the lid after the food has cooked so long. I also wish this crockpot had a warming or warm selection rather than just high or low. Sometimes even low is too hot after the food is cooked but once it's turned off, the food doesn't stay warm for long.
729417
Yes, when you cook your food using the program mode it switch to warm and after 14 hrs of continuous use it turns itself off.
1759444
It's electric and its a warmer to keep cooked soups hot that was previously cooked already but not for cooking
2200901
I has a high, low, warm and auto setting. The auto setting cooks on high for 2 hours and then re-sets to low. The warm setting is great for those occasions when you want things hot enough to eat but not still cooking. I have 2 other crock pots. Never use the other two anymore. This is worth every penny.