Part of the Ramadan deals that are currently going on. 10KG of Basmati rice and a much better quality than the Amira one they have for £8.
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sofiasar
5 Jun 1613#3
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Kashim
8 Jun 16#18
Tesco Value is dead mate. Has been for years.
sofiasar
6 Jun 16#17
Asians comprise 60% of the world's diabetics, so yeah. Rice alone isn't the cause but white rice doesn't exactly help, either.http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3382707/[/quote]
Asians comprise of 60% of the world population. What BS?
AFAIK Basmati rice absorb less water than other varieties of rices hence is recommended for people with endomorphic (kapha) body types...or in simple terms, the "fat b*******".[/quote]
whooaaa
was the last word ending with b**ches??
That's too harsh !
mujunk
6 Jun 16#16
[/quote]Asians comprise 60% of the world's diabetics, so yeah. Rice alone isn't the cause but white rice doesn't exactly help, either.http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3382707/[/quote]
Asians comprise of 60% of the world population. What BS?
AFAIK Basmati rice absorb less water than other varieties of rices hence is recommended for people with endomorphic (kapha) body types...or in simple terms, the "fat b*******".
chris89
6 Jun 16#14
BigBen75020 to chris89
6 Jun 16#15
what you wanna say...
pinkpanther123
6 Jun 16#12
I would like to recommend Trophy rice that are currently on offer at Sainsburys £10 for 10kg. Cook very well. Pilao rice cooked with these are just out of this world.( I have no business interest with Trophy or Sainsburys )
sofiasar to pinkpanther123
6 Jun 16#13
im using Habib, hated lubna
Szabster
6 Jun 162#11
Diseases are not racist. :smiley:
dheydl
6 Jun 162#10
Asians comprise 60% of the world's diabetics, so yeah. Rice alone isn't the cause but white rice doesn't exactly help, either.
I thought Diabetes was an issue amongst SE Asians?
PFC Hudson
6 Jun 16#8
O Rly?
So Diabetes is rife in Asian countries then considering rice is a such staple part of their diets?
irfan2a
6 Jun 16#7
Heard good reviews from people whi have bought and tried it, made by the same company that does the premium White Pearl rice.
shuwaz
5 Jun 16#6
dunno but avoid white rice if you're trying to avoid diabetes.
saji
5 Jun 16#5
Hi has anyone tried this rice is it anygood
hsnali
5 Jun 16#4
Zebra rice were told to be great quality. Are they not?
sofiasar
5 Jun 1613#3
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Aneesa321
5 Jun 16#2
Bought amira rice last year when it was offer, and was good. However, this year the quality and taste isn't the same...way too soft. Went for the kohinoor offer in tesco instead, haven't heard of this brand before.
sammyz1
5 Jun 16#1
Also bought Amira rice once. They were fat and absorbed the water. Noorani rice ate really good quality also.
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Asians comprise of 60% of the world population. What BS?
AFAIK Basmati rice absorb less water than other varieties of rices hence is recommended for people with endomorphic (kapha) body types...or in simple terms, the "fat b*******".[/quote]
whooaaa
was the last word ending with b**ches??
That's too harsh !
Asians comprise of 60% of the world population. What BS?
AFAIK Basmati rice absorb less water than other varieties of rices hence is recommended for people with endomorphic (kapha) body types...or in simple terms, the "fat b*******".
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3382707/
So Diabetes is rife in Asian countries then considering rice is a such staple part of their diets?
it's Ramadan
Ramadan Kareem to all my fellows