Is this from Brown rice? If so,I wonder why it does not say so
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Yes. Ingredients, from package: "Enzymatically processed rice protein from certified organic, whole grain, sprouted brown rice".I don't know why the information on Amazon doesn't mention it's brown rice - probably an oversight (or intentional omissions due to thinking that consumers wouldn't be interested) from whoever manages the sales process.
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Yes. Ingredients, from package: "Enzymatically processed rice protein from certified organic, whole grain, sprouted brown rice". I don't know why the information on Amazon doesn't mention it's brown rice - probably an oversight (or intentional omissions due to thinking that consumers wouldn't be interested) from whoever manages the sales process.
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I do not see why it should not cook brown rice. It is a fixed cord. I do not know if it is older but it works great. I love it.
766405
i`ve made regular brown rice (directions included) but don't know about the others. Love this item though.
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The Black Japonica Rice says "Manufactured and Distributed by Lundberg Family Farms, Richvale, CA." That sure sounds like a field blend from California. It is also "Verified non-GMO," which I doubt would be possible in Japan, and certainly not in China. As for the other brand, I have no idea but would suspect they add chemicals to their rice.
1645320
Yes, it does. The instructions include information on how to cook brown rice.
419875
We recently cook brown rice a lot, because my wife demands eating brown rice. To be honest, I do not know how brown rice shall be cooked. I ate white rice when I grew up. I can tell how that taste like among other cooking methods. The brown rice has more moisture than the regular cheap rice cooker, which tends to cook brown rice a bit dry. However, it is a not as good as the brown rice cooked at Chipotle for my taste. My wife said she is happy with the result when I asked her, but we are all asian and just started eating brown rice.
996123
No. The ingredients are "Organic Brown Rice, Water". That's it. Nothing else. And it is WONDERFUL stuff!
620012
It is basmati rice, but brown. Best rice for you--a lot of non-basmati rice has high levels of arsenic. It's a great product and a good price.
476651
not sure. If it is is is very thin. the bottom has stained a little from the water deposits in the outer pot. It is a good rice maker, I recommend it. E mail Aaron at Tatung to get directions for brown rice; it is different than white rice. enjoy
936563
I just add a little extra water for brown rice. I can't remember for sure if I got that from the instructions, but I think so.
1806193
On the box it says it is manufactured in China. I found that it would only cook white rice. Brown rice came out hard, despite soaking.
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I just checked the package. Brown rice flour is the only ingredient listed.
472104
It is "hulless" barley. Sometimes I rinse it; sometimes I just throw it into the soup. It also makes a fabulous substitute for rice: http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/baked-barley-recipe/index.html.
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I hadn't noticed the comments on the cooker not being suitable for brown/other rices. I typically steam/cook brown rice and it seems to do okay. Some people might comment that the rice is perhaps a little stiff, (its not crunchy by any stretch, but sometimes it seems a bit underdone), but I find the brown rice is very edible. I've also steamed quinoa successfully.
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Now Foods Dextrose in the in the brown bag is labeled as "Always Non-GMO". So I believe this one here is GMO. And why would they sell something that is Non-GMO and not write it on the label of this ugly designed jar ;)
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I'm not an expert on rice, but for some reason, because this rice happens to have the longest rice grain in the world and is grown at the foothills of the Himalayas, I figured it was naturally white. I don't know if rice can naturally be white or not. I do know there is brown basmati, and rice that is imported has less arsenic than American rice. Here is what I found: "long grain Himalayan Red Rice contains more of the natural bran than white rice" does. For this reason it requires a longer cooking time and has a nuttier more complex flavor than processed white rice's." Never had any basmati but whiteb4-this is some of the best I have tried.Unfortunate that it used to be $20 and is now double in price. I'm not an expert on rice, but for some reason, because this rice happens to have the longest rice grain in the world and is grown at the foothills of the Himalayas, I figured it was naturally white. I don't know if rice can naturally be white or not. I do know there is brown basmati, and rice that is imported has less arsenic than American rice. Here is what I found: "long grain Himalayan Red Rice contains more of the natural bran than white rice" does. For this reason it requires a longer cooking time and has a nuttier more complex flavor than processed white rice's." Never... » Read More I'm not an expert on rice, but for some reason, because this rice happens to have the longest rice grain in the world and is grown at the foothills of the Himalayas, I figured it was naturally white. I don't know if rice can naturally be white or not. I do know there is brown basmati, and rice that is imported has less arsenic than American rice. Here is what I found: "long grain Himalayan Red Rice contains more of the natural bran than white rice" does. For this reason it requires a longer cooking time and has a nuttier more complex flavor than processed white rice's." Never had any basmati but whiteb4-this is some of the best I have tried.Unfortunate that it used to be $20 and is now double in price. « Show Less
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Try go ogling their brand. Their website will show that type of info. I will say, it's brown rice protein. Maybe cacao for the chocolate flavor?