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2-Lbs Happy Belly Jasmine Rice

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Amazon has 2-Lbs Happy Belly Jasmine Rice on sale for $2.58. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.

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sampleboy
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Before the "bugs!" comments come in, rice farms cannot guarantee 100% that their crops are free of weevils and their eggs. When buying any brand of rice from any retailer, you need to freeze the rice for a few days before storing it. This will kill the eggs to prevent them from hatching.
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I get the 25lb bags of jasmine rice from Sam's Club. It's about 17ish dollars. Though, we go through a lot of rice being half Filipino family. If you don't do a lot of rice, good price. If you do, not so good as it's almost doubled.
llamarama
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I'm Asian and eat rice 24/7. Jasmine is generally considered the ideal rice, soft and fluffy. Long grain is supposedly healthier but a bit firmer and "drier". Basmati grains are thinner and is also fluffy but has a different mouthfeel than Jasmine. I only like it in Indian dishes like biryani but it's a no for me on plain basmati. Medium grain rice like calrose is similar to jasmine but not as highly regarded. I don't even know how to explain the difference because calrose is also soft and fluffy but it's like jasmine is a diamond and calrose is an emerald. They're both precious gems but a diamond is a diamond, y'know? And that concludes my rice TedTalk. Thanks for listening.

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Sep 03, 2024 03:48 AM
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NAMP-ComplianceSep 03, 2024 03:48 AM
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I got my rice supplies from 99 ranch
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Sep 03, 2024 05:16 AM
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sinaiSep 03, 2024 05:16 AM
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Quote from sampleboy :
Before the "bugs!" comments come in, rice farms cannot guarantee 100% that their crops are free of weevils and their eggs. When buying any brand of rice from any retailer, you need to freeze the rice for a few days before storing it. This will kill the eggs to prevent them from hatching.
BS. I've *never* had bugs in my rice before and I constantly buy 15-20 lb bags.
Sep 03, 2024 09:15 AM
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bensonwSep 03, 2024 09:15 AM
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Decent price if one must have 2lbs size (maybe for small studio apartment). If larger size is permitted, Iberia Jasmine 10lbs is actually a better deal per lb. I have been getting this for my picky parents (and myself) and it's comparable to the 20-50lbs bag purchased at Chinese grocery shops. Hope it helps!

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...P2JH/?th=1
Sep 03, 2024 09:43 AM
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LavenderPickle7682Sep 03, 2024 09:43 AM
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Happy "Belly" -- such infantile language.
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Sep 03, 2024 11:49 AM
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XoblaimSep 03, 2024 11:49 AM
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not a deal. LOL got to any Asian store and get 50lbs for $45'ish bucks. break this price point down and you are paying like $65 for the same 50 lb.
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AnciusDSep 03, 2024 12:17 PM
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Quote from sampleboy :
Before the "bugs!" comments come in, rice farms cannot guarantee 100% that their crops are free of weevils and their eggs. When buying any brand of rice from any retailer, you need to freeze the rice for a few days before storing it. This will kill the eggs to prevent them from hatching.
More likely the rice warehouses rather than the farms.
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Frankie251Sep 03, 2024 01:14 PM
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Quote from LavenderPickle7682 :
Happy "Belly" -- such infantile language.
Always sounded like a Chinese takeout place to me.

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clinteastwoodSep 03, 2024 03:26 PM
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Quote from Xoblaim :
not a deal. LOL got to any Asian store and get 50lbs for $45'ish bucks. break this price point down and you are paying like $65 for the same 50 lb.
uh, do I have to buy 50lbs of it to get it that cheap?

Not everyone wants 50 lbs of rice at once.
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code65536Sep 03, 2024 04:59 PM
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At the local Wal-Mart, 5-pound Jasmine is $6 (already a better deal than this), and 20-pound is $17. The local Asian grocery store also has 25-pound Jasmine and above for around $1 per pound.

This is more expensive per pound than the usual everyday prices, and the one and only reason to get this is if you need a tiny 2-pound bag.

So why the hell is this a front-page deal? Since when does "regular price for product" qualify as a slick deal?
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fritzoSep 03, 2024 07:57 PM
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Accidentally bought Happy Kneecap brand of this rice. Didn't taste the same.
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BoastfulLumber1171Sep 03, 2024 08:18 PM
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Quote from HonestBelieve8390 :
Not a good deal. Unless you need a small bag . Costco Organic Basmati rice is cheaper and is 3 times better rice.
Basmati is basically eating needles when you're used to the good stuff
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HonestBelieve8390Sep 03, 2024 08:25 PM
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Quote from BoastfulLumber1171 :
Basmati is basically eating needles when you're used to the good stuff
What is the good stuff?
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llamaramaSep 03, 2024 08:27 PM
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Quote from GetSales :
how do you quantify the goodness of rice?

jasmine is my go-to rice for serving as a simple side to a dish. it feels like rice is really a preference thing? (outside of using specifics varietals for structural purposes, eg risotto or sushi)
I'm Asian and eat rice 24/7. Jasmine is generally considered the ideal rice, soft and fluffy. Long grain is supposedly healthier but a bit firmer and "drier". Basmati grains are thinner and is also fluffy but has a different mouthfeel than Jasmine. I only like it in Indian dishes like biryani but it's a no for me on plain basmati. Medium grain rice like calrose is similar to jasmine but not as highly regarded. I don't even know how to explain the difference because calrose is also soft and fluffy but it's like jasmine is a diamond and calrose is an emerald. They're both precious gems but a diamond is a diamond, y'know? And that concludes my rice TedTalk. Thanks for listening.
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Aldi has 5lbs of Jasmine rice for $5.89

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linrickSep 03, 2024 11:24 PM
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Quote from llamarama :
I'm Asian and eat rice 24/7. Jasmine is generally considered the ideal rice, soft and fluffy. Long grain is supposedly healthier but a bit firmer and "drier". Basmati grains are thinner and is also fluffy but has a different mouthfeel than Jasmine. I only like it in Indian dishes like biryani but it's a no for me on plain basmati. Medium grain rice like calrose is similar to jasmine but not as highly regarded. I don't even know how to explain the difference because calrose is also soft and fluffy but it's like jasmine is a diamond and calrose is an emerald. They're both precious gems but a diamond is a diamond, y'know? And that concludes my rice TedTalk. Thanks for listening.
Good analogy. I'm Asian too and will only eat Jasmine. However, there are only me and my hubby and a 25lbs bag from Sam's will last us over 6 months for $18ish.

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