Peaches, bean milk

A few days ago, I was thinking, if only this tofu machine could make an appointment. Last time I saw it, it was stupid. The tofu machine was used for a long period of soybean paste without finding an appointment button on the control panel. And then we'll make a walnut-meal. The tofu machine was installed, all the materials and water were poured into the bucket, and the next morning the soy milk could be filled directly instead of the machine. Never used this tofu machine appointment, how it works, not much. It's just a guess. It's kind of like a baker. I don't want to go through the instructions. Filler, start setting. This should be the case, with electricity -- start -- soybean function -- appointment -- set appointment. Do you think it'll be okay to drink soy in eight hours? It was not clear whether it was the start-up or the end of the appointment, which should be sooner rather than later. It's better to put the soybeans in the warmth than to drink. Actually, the ideal time is after 8.5 hours, but it seems to be a full appointment, no minutes. How do you set the time to start? Press the soy milk and start again, so many times, some of which are still missing. Does the number blink mean the set time, and the number always brightly means the scheduled start? Let that eight shine. Still in doubt, the instructions were finally found to see if there had been any errors. Disappointment is the only feature in the statement and there is no functional operation procedure. Come on, it's gonna be an early morning. Get up before it. Get up and run to the kitchen. In the dark, that eight shines. There's no planned countdown? Did the appointment work? And whatever it is, it's too early, and maybe it's gonna start manually. Do what you want. I heard something. Is the tofu machine on? To the kitchen, it seems that the temperature is rising and that it's been tumbled for a round. That's it! Keep doing what you do。