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Model: Nishiki Rice, Medium Grain - 15 lb

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All of the medium grain California-bred rices are very good for sushi. They tend to be the preferred types of rice eaten in Asian households in general. The other favorite brand is Kokuho Rose (which many Costcos stock).

Yes, its not "authentic" short-grain Japanese rice, but I am not paying 2x for Koshihikari laugh out loud

Not a bad deal at all. Thanks OP.
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Put it in a container you caveman
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Buy big wide mouth mason jars and fill them up with it. Or can use the storage containers that Costco sells. Better to have in container as open bag makes it very easy for bugs to get in and lay eggs in the rice. Hope this was helpful!!
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02-19-2022 at 03:16 AM.
02-19-2022 at 03:16 AM.
I know this isn't marketed specifically as sushi rice…but it's the best kind for a vinegary base to poke bowls! Love Nishiki!
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02-19-2022 at 03:26 AM.
02-19-2022 at 03:26 AM.
I always try to shoot for at minimum $1/1lb for this rice. $13.51 with 15% S&S, thanks OP.
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02-19-2022 at 04:42 AM.
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in for 1, thanks a-grain op
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02-19-2022 at 05:53 AM.
Quote from AhorribleHumanBeing :
I know this isn't marketed specifically as sushi rice…but it's the best kind for a vinegary base to poke bowls! Love Nishiki!
All of the medium grain California-bred rices are very good for sushi. They tend to be the preferred types of rice eaten in Asian households in general. The other favorite brand is Kokuho Rose (which many Costcos stock).

Yes, its not "authentic" short-grain Japanese rice, but I am not paying 2x for Koshihikari laugh out loud

Not a bad deal at all. Thanks OP.
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02-19-2022 at 07:07 AM.
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Never see a deal on Jasmine Rice.
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02-19-2022 at 07:14 AM.
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In for 1. Nishiki rice has been my go to for the past year. I definitely recommend
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Do you guys generally just grab rice from the bag or transfer some to a container and use that? I've been lifting the whole bag from the pantry every time I cook for the past year and am wondering if there's a better methodology out there lol
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02-19-2022 at 07:21 AM.
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Quote from Sig00 :
Do you guys generally just grab rice from the bag or transfer some to a container and use that? I've been lifting the whole bag from the pantry every time I cook for the past year and am wondering if there's a better methodology out there lol
Buy big wide mouth mason jars and fill them up with it. Or can use the storage containers that Costco sells. Better to have in container as open bag makes it very easy for bugs to get in and lay eggs in the rice. Hope this was helpful!!
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02-19-2022 at 07:22 AM.
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Quote from Sig00 :
Do you guys generally just grab rice from the bag or transfer some to a container and use that? I've been lifting the whole bag from the pantry every time I cook for the past year and am wondering if there's a better methodology out there lol

Put it in a container you caveman
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Quote from nin7474 :
Never see a deal on Jasmine Rice.
Because they are typically imported. The Gold Star brand is about $18 for 20 lbs at Walmart. They also have Colusa Rose Calrose medium grain rice (sushi) for $4.12 for 5lbs, which is less than $1 a lb.
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Quote from Sig00 :
Do you guys generally just grab rice from the bag or transfer some to a container and use that? I've been lifting the whole bag from the pantry every time I cook for the past year and am wondering if there's a better methodology out there lol
Air tight container. I've learned the hard way after throwing 15lbs of rice away due to pantry weevils. I could have freeze the rice and used it, but didn't want to risk it with kids.
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Do you guys generally just grab rice from the bag or transfer some to a container and use that? I've been lifting the whole bag from the pantry every time I cook for the past year and am wondering if there's a better methodology out there lol
I keep my rice in this:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004L0Z4HO

Cheap, airtight, and gets the job done Smilie
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Quote from Sig00 :
Do you guys generally just grab rice from the bag or transfer some to a container and use that? I've been lifting the whole bag from the pantry every time I cook for the past year and am wondering if there's a better methodology out there lol
cheap: mason jars
expensive: oxo food storage
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