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Black rice Riceberry Royal Tiger 1kg

Parameters
Energy 376kcal 18,80%
Diet information : Vegetarian Vegan Halal
Net weight : 1000g
Fat 3.7g 5,29%
Saturated fatty acids 0.7g 3,50%
Storage : Store in a dry and cool place, out of direct sunlight, close well after opening and store in a cool place.
Carbohydrates 74g 28,46%
Best use before : until the date indicated on the packaging.
Sugars 3.3g 3,67%
Proteins 8.8g 17,60%
Importer to the EU : HEUSCHEN & SCHROUFF ORIENTAL FOODS TRADING BV, Sperwerweg 1 6374 AG Landgraaf The Netherlands
Salt 0g 0%
Country of origin : Thailand
Nutritional values : / 100g

Black rice Riceberry Royal Tiger 1kg

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Royal Tiger Thai Black Sticky Rice Rice Bery is an excellent choice for those looking for authentic Thai taste and texture. This special variety of rice is rich in aroma and has a unique dark color. It is sticky and soft, which makes it ideal for preparing traditional Thai dishes such as sticky rice dessert or Thai sticky balls.
Manufacturer:ROYAL TIGER
Total sold: 25 pcs
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Availability
In Stock (Balenie: 1 kus): 31
Usually ships in: In stock
Packaging: 1 piece: 5,28 €

Ingredients: black rice Riceberry 100%.

Nutritional values/ 100g product: Energy 1556 kJ/ 367 kcal, fat 3.8 g of which: saturated fatty acids 1 g, carbohydrates 74 g, of which sugar 2.7 g, protein: 8.1 g, salt: 0 g

Cooking instructions

  1. Place 1 cup of black sticky rice in the rice cooker.
  2. Add 1.5-2 cups of water. Turn on the power and wait for the rice to cook.
  3. Once the rice is cooked, let the rice rest for 15-20 minutes without opening the rice cooker.
  4. Serve

Tip: For softer rice, add more water and let the rice rest longer. If you want to cook a large amount of rice, increase the amount of rice and water proportionally, but use slightly less water.


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