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Rice is not only an important grain, but is also part of a culture, and a tradition for many people. There are many varieties of rice grown in flooded paddy fields across the globe, all with different qualities and characteristics. The term rice should be applied to the milled grain only, while the actual plant is known as paddy. This healthful, gluten-free grain is one of the best sources of complex carbohydrates, the high energy fuel that powers the body. When digesting rice, the body uses less insulin to utilize the starch found in rice which is wonderful news for diabetics. Although rice lacks a few essential amino acidsto make it a complete protein, the protein found in rice is enhanced when eaten with a small portion of meat or vegetable protein. The following are the Best Pakistani Rice varieties.

SUPER BASMATI PADDY
Right from the field rice with husk
SUPER BASMATI BROWN RICE
Only the first layer of inedible paddy husk is removed and 7 layers of nourishing vitamin and mineral rich organic rice bran remain. Bran is rich in fiber, iron, calcium, phosphorous, protein and vegetable oil.
SUPER BASMATI BOUBLE POLISHED
Super Basmati rice after the husk, Bran, Layer & germ have all been removed through the milling process.
SUPER BASMATI SILKY POLISHED
Rice is polished by moist and steel roll is called silky polished rice.
SUPER BASMATI PAR BOILED
Process of parboiling using state of the art technology that transfers the vitamins and minerals found naturally in the outer bran layer to the actual rice Kernel before milling.
BASMATI 385
Short grain Basmati Rice is called Pakistani Basmati Rice 385
IRRI 9 NONE BASMATI
Rice that is plump in shape but not round when cooked these grains are more moist and tender than Basmati long grain rice.
IRRI 6 NONE BASMATI
Rice that is almost round in shape, short grain rice stands to cling together when cooked.
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