It has a base, where the water goes in, and a turbo steam function that makes the water boil/steam almost immediately. I plug it in and turn it on, and after probably 5 seconds, it would be steaming already. Which saves so much time of having a huge pot of water and waiting for it to boil. Also it has a digital clock on it and a timer. So when its done steaming, it will beep and turn to the "Keep warm" function. Like a rice cooker. So now not only do I not have to wait forever for the water to boil, I don't have to be hovering around it forever waiting for my food to be ready and checking to make sure there is enough water inside. (When it runs dry, it will beep to let you know and turn itself off!) It also has a delay timer, so I can set it to start steaming whenever I want, so for example if I want something ready to eat right when I get home from school, I can set it to start 15 minutes or so before I expect to be home.
The steamer looks something like this:
Although this isn't the exact one that I got, it is very similar to it.
And of course, I immediately had to make steam buns with it, which I will post a recipe for in a bit.
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