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Product Name: | Royal White Basmati Rice 20 Pound Bag |
Product Description: | Royal White Basmati Rice 20-Pound bag is a versatile ingredient for all your needs. Brought to you by Royal America’s #1 Basmati rice provider our rice is truly authentic from the foothills of the Himalayan Mountains. A harmony of climate fertile soil and pure spring water produce this extraordinary delicate-tasting grain. Our naturally-aromatic rice is harvested by India’s most expert farmers and is aged at least 12 months in temperature-controlled silos for the perfect non-sticky texture and fullest flavor. It is easy to cook on the stove top microwave oven or electric rice cooker and can be used in a wide variety of main and side dishes including curry rice and other recipes. The burlap bag has a carrying handle on top to make storage and transport easier. At Royal we are committed to bringing you the highest quality authentic basmati rice and other grains from all around the world - without compromise or exception. We source our products from the regions that are renowned for producing the finest crops ensuring a consistent product quality. We work closely with the local growers a vital part of our supply chain in supporting this important and mutually beneficial relationship. From our expertise in Indian Basmati rice to our flavored ready-to-heat rice inspired by world cuisines with Royal you’ll get a consistent premium product that has been grown harvested stored and cared for with the highest level of integrity and expertise. At Royal we are committed to bringing you the highest quality authentic basmati rice and other grains from all around the world - without compromise or exception. We source our products from the regions that are renowned for producing the finest crops ensuring a consistent product quality. We work closely with the local growers a vital part of our supply chain in supporting this important and mutually beneficial relationship. From our expertise in Indian Basmati rice to our flavored ready-to-heat rice inspired by world cuisines with Royal you’ll get a consistent premium product that has been grown harvested stored and cared for with the highest level of integrity and expertise. |
Product SKU: | 45791914 |
UPC: | 745042112013 |
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for starters, basmati rice has distinct smell and that's why it is called bas+mati = aromatic soil rice.
royal basmati is not the best one but it is a basmati rice with less auroma.
So your experience depends on what you planning to cook, this one is good for making vegetable rice, green peas rice, lemon rice, egg rice, scrambled egg rice.
But if you plan to make biryani then this one will disappoint, try different aromatic ones from Indian grocery store.
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Yes, but costco carries it, 20lb is $19.99
Costco near my area has 20 Pound bag for $ 24.99
That one is organic version
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for about the same $1/lbs without having to bulk stock up;
https://www.aldi.us/en/products/p...ne-rice-1/
long grain jasmine and "basmati" are pretty interchangeable.
royal lacks the dry chewy starch and nutty fragrance of a real
india grown basmati (despite the authentic looking packaging)
leaving royal as a generic and rather bland rice like product.
i live near jackson heights ny which has an indian grocer on
every avenue, so trust me when i say; royal is NOT basmati.
i've been in indian grocers where a quarter of the store was
a hundred different rice sacks, and none were this brand.
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for about the same $1/lbs without having to bulk stock up;
https://www.aldi.us/en/products/p...ne-rice-1/
long grain jasmine and "basmati" are pretty interchangeable.
royal lacks the dry chewy starch and nutty fragrance of a real
india grown basmati (despite the authentic looking packaging)
leaving royal as a generic and rather bland rice like product.
i live near jackson heights ny which has an indian grocer on
every avenue, so trust me when i say; royal is NOT basmati.
i've been in indian grocers where a quarter of the store was
a hundred different rice sacks, and none were this brand.
You're correct. For others benefit, if someone prefers a distinct aroma coming off of their rice, I would recommend buying different rice. Even the best Basmati variant is still like a baby to those other aromatic variants.
She and her friends all much prefer their Imperial Dragon brand rice.
That is to say, it's not just because it's Basmati that they don't seem to like it.