Iberia Brown Jasmine Rice, 5 Lbs Long Grain Naturally Fragrant Enriched Brown Jasmine Rice

Iberia Brown Jasmine Rice, 5 Lbs Long Grain Naturally Fragrant Enriched Brown Jasmine Rice

Name: Iberia Brown Jasmine Rice, 5 Lbs Long Grain Naturally Fragrant Enriched Brown Jasmine Rice
Brand: Iberia
SKU: 525078
Price: 7.55 USD
Rating: 9.2 (6335 reviews)

$ 7.55

Score By Feature

Based on 6,335 ratings

Value for money

7.89

Flavor

7.66

Scent

6.16

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Product Description

NATURALLY SOURCED: Growers in the United States, Brazil, India, and Vietnam harvested, grew, and sourced the product locally with the highest level of expertise.

EASY TO COOK: Simply combine the rice and cold water in a saucepan and cook on the stovetop. Bring the water to a boil, then cover and simmer for 15 to 20 minutes on low heat.

GREAT TASTE: Long and fluffy grain that is naturally aromatic and delicious when mixed with freshly sautéed vegetables such as broccoli, bell peppers, and white onions.

EASY TO SERVE: Jasmine rice pairs well with chicken, fish, steak, and vegetarian entrees, whether as the main course or as a simple side dish.

HEALTHFUL: Our Jasmine rice is vegan, non-GMO, gluten-free by nature, kosher, and fat-free.

Questions & Answers

Why are you undercutting your competitors on price?

It's most likely because it accepts EBT food stamps. I've noticed that a lot of sellers do it. It is abhorrent.

Is there gutten in jazmine rice?

Gluten-free Jasmine Rice - enjoy

What is the rice's expiration date before it is shipped?

Dic 2021

What percentage of carbohydrates does it contain?

There are 35, according to the information on the package's back. Carbohydrates: 1 g per 45 g serving But, after all, it's rice!

Selected User Reviews For Iberia Brown Jasmine Rice, 5 Lbs Long Grain Naturally Fragrant Enriched Brown Jasmine Rice

WHY DOES THE RICE CHANGE DIRECTION? We bought two bags of this rice and opened them after the 30-day refund period had passed, by which time we had discovered little crawlers in the rice (one can be seen moving around in the video, but there were multiples in each bag)

3/5

I'm hoping that everyone else is doing the same thing before starting to cook.

Tristan Snyder

| Feb 13, 2021

Vietnam is the source of this product

4/5

I'm not saying rice from Vietnam isn't good, and I'm not sure about the quality there, but this item is advertised as "Grown in the mountain highlands of Thailand" on the product page, while the bag it's packaged in clearly states "Product of Vietnam" on the back. Customer service implied that the rice came from Thailand and was processed in Vietnam, which could be true but seemed unlikely. I couldn't find any proof of this anywhere, including on the Iiberiafood website. I was perplexed by the com site, which appeared to be primarily Hispanic-oriented foods. br>br>I requested a refund and received it, allowing me to purchase my preferred brand, a 10 pound bag of Hom Mali Thai rice, which is without a doubt the best Jasmine rice available. I'm not usually picky about brands, but when it comes to Jasmine, I am, and I like to know where my food comes from because it makes a difference. (And don't even get me started on California garlic's superior quality! ) In any case, I deducted a star because there was a discrepancy between what the product description advertised and what was actually on the packaging, and I made my purchase based on that information after conducting extensive research into the product. For all I know, the rice could be as good as or better than Thai rice, but I'm donating this bag to our local food bank and sticking to brands I'm familiar with from now on. It was a good lesson.

Layla Shaw

| Sep 25, 2021

This isn't Jasmine rice! I'm so disappointed because rice is so hard to come by right now (April/May 2020), so I'm grateful I was able to get a couple of bags of Jasmine rice

3/5

However, as another reviewer pointed out, this is definitely not Jasmine rice; it's just plain old long grain white rice. It isn't even close to being Jasmine rice. I'll use what I have because it's all I have, but I'll do everything I can to avoid buying this brand. Also, if you have other options and prefer Jasmine rice, skip this item.

Ensley Sanchez

| Nov 16, 2021

Pass on this because it tastes like plain old rice

3/5

The flavor of Jasmine rice is almost non-existent in this rice. I wouldn't buy this product again unless they sent me a free sample with a completely different flavor profile; it tastes exactly like plain long grain rice.

Ahmed Holland

| Jan 08, 2021

JASMINE RICE IS NOT TO BE CONSIDERED

3/5

After I purchased three bags of what I thought was jasmine rice, the price of this rice nearly tripled. I purchased three bags because I thought it was jasmine rice, but it isn't. It's like one of the reviews says that after I made my purchase, I can't get a refund because there is no Amazon support other than the app, which is a chatbot, so I'm stuck with three bags of rice that I don't want.

Isabel Nguyen

| Jan 03, 2021

Long grain plain

3/5

It doesn't have the same flavor or aroma as Jasmine rice.

Daphne McGuire

| Dec 16, 2021

There is no aroma of jasmine

3/5

I've tried a lot of different Jasmine rice brands, and this one has to be the worst! It has no jasmine flavor, fragrance, or taste.

Maia Sheppard

| Feb 28, 2021

Jasmine Rice: I bought this rice with the intention of eating it for lunch, but it was very sticky and had a distinct flavor that I couldn't eat at lunch

4/5

Then we began to use this rice in Indian dishes such as idli and dosa. Those dishes were so tasty that I purchased several packets for Indian breakfast dishes. I didn't notice any long grain, but it was of good quality. It comes in excellent packaging.