Sunrice White Rice Calrose Medium Grain

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$ 19 - $ 39.9

A classic, versatile rice suitable for a variety of meals, including desserts.Round, tender, succulentLocks in moisture when cookedIdeal for creamy dishes like paella and risottoSuitable for Middle Eastern, Korean, and Spanish recipesGood choice for dessertsNaturally gluten free

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Sunrice White Rice Calrose Medium Grain

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MD ZAHED ULLAH

Oct 28, 2025

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✅ Positives • It’s made from medium-grain rice: the grains are described as “soft, tender and succulent medium sized grains that retain moisture when cooked.”  • It’s Australian-grown. The product description says it’s 100% Australian rice.  • It’s naturally gluten-free (rice is naturally gluten free) and the product highlights that.  • Versatile in cooking: The texture allows it to lock in moisture and it is good for dishes like paella, risotto, as well as desserts.  • Simple ingredient list: Just “Medium Grain White Rice”.  ⸻ ⚠️ Negatives / Things to watch • High in carbohydrates and calories: Per 100 g uncooked, it has about 79.1 g carbs, only about 6.8 g protein, and minimal fat.  This means if you’re watching your carb intake (for weight loss, blood sugar, etc) you might need to control portion size. • Low in fibre: The dietary fibre content is very low (less than 1 g per 100 g) because white rice has had the bran and germ removed.  • Less nutrient-dense compared to whole grain options: As a white rice, many of the micronutrients found in brown or whole grain rice are reduced. If you’re looking for higher vitamins/minerals/fibre, this may not be the optimal choice. • The “stickiness” could be a pro or a con: The rice tends to clump a little (“slightly sticky when cooked” according to one description) which is good for certain dishes (sushi, rice pudding) but maybe less ideal for a fluffy separate-grains style if that’s your preference

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