Project Description

SEASONINGS

RICE OIL

Rice bud oil, with vitamin E and Y-Oryzanol.
High stability and resistance to high temperatures.

IT’S SPECIAL BECAUSE:

If you try it, you will no longer give it up.

HOW TO USE:

Our rice oil has a sweet taste and a pleasant nutty smell that you can appreciate as a condiment for cold dishes and salads. If you use it to fry, you will notice that it gives fragrance and lightness to dishes, thanks to its high smoke point which guarantees high stability and resistance to high temperatures.

LIVE BETTER WITH TASTE:

Three tablespoons of rice oil every day provide your body with 10g of linoleic acid, a nutrient that, as part of a healthy and balanced diet, helps to maintain normal cholesterol levels. The presence of vitamin E also protects cells from oxidative stress.

THE NUTRITIONIST RECOMMENDS.

Nutritionists recommend a daily consumption of 3-4 tablespoons of oil because your body needs “good” fats to be healthy.

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TECHNICAL DETAILS

INGREDIENTS

Rice oil, Vitamin E

ALLERGENICS

None

BEST BEFORE DATE

24 months after production date

NUTRITIONAL TABLE

DISCOVER ALSO

Rice Soul Bio

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Rice Hazelnut Soul Bio

Rice Coconut Soul Bio

Rice Cocoa Soul Bio

Rice Calcium Soul

Rice Almond Soul Bio

Oat Soul Bio

Oat Gluten Free Soul Bio

Oat Calcium Soul

Almond Soul Bio

Almond No Sugars Soul Bio

HAVE FUN COOKING

A demonstration of what you can create with our rice

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BLACK TRUFFLE AND CARNAROLI

RISOTTO

A Dish Made for Special Moments! Here’s how to take your risotto to the next level with the irresistible magic of black truffle!

RECIPE

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Carnaroli risotto with

lemon shrimp and Requeijão

Requeijão, widely used in Brazil, melts into an ultra-creamy texture that makes risotto irresistibly smooth.

RECIPE

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CARNAROLI RICE WITH ROASTED PUMPKIN

AND MUSHROOM CHIPS

Autumn, berries, mushrooms, fireplace scent and pumpkin risotto, try this version, with mushroom chips.

RECIPE

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Gelin budu

turkmenistan

Gelin Budu, or “bride’s thighs” is the Turkmen-Iraqi name given to these soft and brown meat croquettes. The unique feature of this dish is the crust of rice worked with flour, that provides the croquettes with a unique taste and consistency.

RECIPE

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