What is
Black Rice exactly?
'Black Rice' is actually
more purplish in color than black; although when uncooked it is very dark in
appearance. This type of rice is usually sold 'un-milled', with the husk
intact. Up until modern times, Black Rice was not easy to come by; it had been highly
treasured and protected in Asia for many centuries. It is also commonly used as
a condiment, dressing, or as a decoration for different types of desserts in
many countries around the world. High in nutritional value, black rice is rich
in iron and high in fiber.
Health
Benefits
·
Prevention
of cancer
·
Prevention
of diabetes
·
Prevention
of heart disease
·
Prevention
of Alzheimer's disease.
·
Prevention
of Heart Attacks
Nutrition Facts
- Serving size; 1/4 cup uncooked black rice
- 1.5 grams of fat
- 34 grams of carbohydrates 2 grams of fiber
- Iron 4%
- One serving of Black Rice contains around 160 calories.
- Substantial mineral content.
- Very high in Fiber Not glutinous or rough.
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