Lundberg Basmati Rice, Organic Sprouted Brown Long Grain Rice - Nutty & Nutritious Brown Rice Grown in California, Ready to Eat in 30 Minutes, Pantry Staples, 16 Oz

This rice is amazing- very tasty and good for you.

Easy to prepare. Tasty. Fresh

Delicious, but was shocked at how small the package had become compared to when I purchased over a year ago.

Excellent taste and quality. Very easy to prepare in a rice cooker. Thought this could be a larger part of my diet but found that brown rice, especially brown rice from the South Central U.S., has a high amount of arsenic in it so I cut to using brown rice several times a week instead of almost daily. This particular producer says it is highly aware of this issue and has taken steps to keep their product well within the FDA's range for inorganic arsenic.

BEST tasting rice I have had in a long time so I ordered MORE! In an age when a lot doesn't taste god anymore, this rice DOES, so glad I tried it. Wish it came in larger packs though as I eat it 2-3 times a day.+ is buying from small family grower. MY recipe: 2 of Toshiba small rice cooker's cup, 1 rice cooker cup of my ground nuts blend, sometimes currants, just cover with water. Sometimes will add mixed veggies to the bowl...PERFECT rice when I let stay warm after cooking through 2-3 cycles. I know it is somewhat expensive, but I am worth it.

Remember the days when you could go into a health food store and buy bulk? Let me know if you see any. Those days are over. Prices will never be the same, but this is a quality product. Very much worth the money.

Good purchase - nice tasting rice - bought it because trying to eat less arsenic (which causes cancer). Consumer reports says that basmati rice from California has less arsenic in it than rice from the Southwest US. This is basmati rice from California so that would be the rice. I don't mind the taste of rice with arsenic in it (I had just ate some before I ordered this rice) but I just don't like cancer so I got this rice. Got 6 1 pound bags for around $20 which isn't bad really. I think I've ordered this 3 times now. I keep it in a cool dry place so that any bugs will be less likely to hatch since this is organic rice. Organic rice is better for you. In India since they don't use as much insecticides there are more bug type things in their food so that they get more b12 than Americans do (and maybe less cancer). I didn't see any larvae in this rice either though, so I may be missing out on that here. As a previous reviewer said there is much less hulls and bad rice grains in this rice so it looks like someone already presorted the rice so that is very pure. I actually had to throw out some rice I'd gotten at grocery store that wasn't organic that had bugs in it after had it around a month so I guess it's best to eat any rice as soon as you can (apparently). Once also I had some other organic rice that had worms in it (not this basmati rice). I just sorted the worms out after I noticed them. Before that I just ate them I think because they were the same color and general shape as the rice grains. Mmm - good b12. However like all Americans I am prejudiced against bugs. Haven't seen any in this Lundberg basmati rice so far though I eat it within a month after I receive it.

Product was fine but took a long time to get her. Was smaller than I thought it would be. Cheaper to buy it at Whole Foods which is where I’ll go next tine.