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Before I got married, I rarely ate rice, mainly because my hometown mainly ate pasta, so it was pretty good if I could eat white rice twice a week. So when I buy rice, I usually buy a few kilograms in bulk, so that I can eat it for a long time. After getting married, my husband's family can't live without rice for almost three meals a day. Rice porridge in the morning, rice for lunch and dinner, so a bag of rice is gone in less than a month. Sometimes when buying rice, I don’t know which brand of rice is delicious. I will ask my mother-in-law. My mother-in-law told me some tips on selecting rice. So in today’s article, let’s discuss how to choose rice.

When buying rice, no matter what brand it is, as long as there are these three letters on the package, it is good rice! Rice on the market is generally divided into two types, one is bagged and the other is bulk. First, let’s talk about bagged ones. In fact, it is very simple. There will be an implementation standard number on each bag. This is the label given to rice by the country. It means the quality and technical requirements for rice. The content includes classification, quality, inspection, packaging, etc. Only rice that meets the regulations will be There is a label starting with the letters "GB/T". Therefore, when we buy bagged rice, we need to see clearly the implementation standard number on the rice bag to see if there are the three letters "GB/T". If so, no matter what the brand, you can rest assured.

Next, let’s talk about bulk rice. The advantage of buying bulk rice is that you can directly see the current condition of the rice. When choosing rice, just pay attention to the following three points.

1. First of all, look at the appearance and color of the rice. High-quality rice is white in color, relatively uniform in color, and full of grains. In addition, inferior rice has cracks and some yellow or black spots.

2. Smell the rice. High-quality rice will smell like rice, and it will feel sticky when you bite it in your mouth. Low-quality rice will have a faint musty smell and will break into pieces when you bite it.

3. We can grab a handful of rice with our hands. Fresh and high-quality rice will leave a little powder on our hands, while inferior or old rice will leave a lot of powder. What needs to be noted here is that if the rice does not leave powder, it is usually processed rice, and it is recommended that you do not buy it.

Okay, friends, today’s rice buying tips are shared here. I wonder if you have learned them? If you have any better tips, please feel free to communicate with me in the comment area.