Organic Thai Red Jasmine Rice - Gluten Free - Preservative Free - Small Lot Farmed from Thailand - 2 LB

my favorite rice! I cook it in better than bullion veg base with a little onion sauteed in vegan butter, and a pinch of saffron! delicious!

This isn't my 1st purchase of this, and still use this all the time, especially when adding to other rice for color boost and to add some slight nutty crunch to the white rice.

Good alternative for diabetics

While this is a relatively decent rice, and I want to hope it is organic, this is by no means Jasmine rice. I am not sure why it's labeled like such - maybe because it comes from Thailand. This is the red rice variety, sometimes called cargo rice, that you can find in most Asian supermarkets. It has no fragrant rice smell like Jasmine rice does.

Awful, quality issue and shifty box content issue. The box arrived solid and became shifty the day after their shopping yesterday by convenient (per mentality - heart and mind and capacity level issues -also quality issues) when opened the box it was clear that the content had been switch, the better quality taken and replaced with poorer quality issue due facility on the premises for splitting mechanism) and shifty retroactive due to the logic that I'd also bought the coconut water. I didn't want to mention this so that they can do this convenient way that way for years, no, everybody can do this way too since the Peanut growing village only? I didn't go to the Thursday shopping in the Hannafort marketplace so my advanced work means that they can get more people in to do bad society footprints works for bad society results already well known and traversed issue, but they don't care -any of this sounds familiar? That's Bonni in the serialized contribution so it is not her fault issue, by many explanations now still have the same quality issue and abused relationships issue. There was a child size Buddha image style after artwork with a missing hallow (same concept used in the coconut water container) from ancient Egyptian time, data was the first in this facility to have knowledge of that fact. The fact of the existent of that artwork piece. The fact that a 23 Year Old young French girl who learned how to do advance drawing of Khmer art works during colonized Cambodia, a book that I've also happened to purchase (cost of education out my own pocket issue was since 1993 issue) came into play in this loop again issue.

This is a high fiber rice, and it's very filling...5g per 1/3 cup serving. I found it pretty enjoyable. Jasmine rice is my go-to rice, and I enjoy all the varieties I've tried so far. This one smells nutty when cooking, but that flavor doesn't come through as strongly in the finished product. It's still tasty just not as nutty as the usual brown or white jasmine I use. It's much less starchy needing only a quick rinse before cooking, and it doesn't stick together. All in all, given the fiber and kicked up nutrient count from the deep color (it's gorgeous!)--and the fact that it's organic--I'm very pleased and will purchase again.

The rice has a nutty taste and is very filling. I mixed it with black beans, chicken broth, water, cinnamon, ginger, and various other spices. I added 5 cups of fluid to 1 cup of rice and 3/4 cups of uncooked black beans. It was heavenly. I love rice, but don't care for brown rice and don't want the simple carbs of white rice. This delicious rice definitely meets my nutritional needs and tastes delicious!

The "colored" rices (brown, red, black) are all healthier than white rice. In addition, this product (my third purchase, incidentally, is delicious. It's not as sticky as brown rice. I quite often use it a the basis for my meal. Incidentally, all rice is naturally gluten free, so the "gluten free" tag in the title is just to play on the ignorance of some consumers.