Saving $120 a month from a $45 rice cooker sounds great but the math seems off unless you're eating rice for every single meal. Rice is cheap, sure, but most people's grocery bill goes to meat, veggies, and dairy, not just the carbs. A rice cooker doesn't magically make those cheaper, it just makes rice easy to batch cook. Don't get me wrong, cooking at home saves money compared to takeout, but crediting the whole $120 to the cooker feels like a stretch. You probably just started cooking more in general, and the cooker was one small part of that.