Project Description
RICE CAKES
BASMATI RICE
Organic, gluten-free Basmati rice cakes with red rice and black rice.
IT’S SPECIAL BECAUSE:
The biscuits go perfectly with many ingredients, sweet or savory.
HOW TO USE:
Do not renounce to taste, try them instead of bread for a balanced nutrition: at breakfast with jam or honey, at lunch instead of bread, or use it as a base for delicious canapés.
LIVE BETTER WITH TASTE:
Basmati rice cakes are obtained through a rice blowing process that uses heat and pressure. The result is a natural product, which preserves all the nutritional properties of the rice grain.
THE NUTRITIONIST RECOMMENDS.
Remember: if you are a healthy and active woman, you should take between 1700 and 2000 calories per day. If you are a man in the same condition, you should take between 2000 and 2400 calories per day. This requirement obviously varies depending on your age, lifestyle and general health.
TECHNICAL DETAILS
INGREDIENTS
Basmati rice* (65%), rice (24%), red wholegrain rice* (5%), black Venere rice (5%), salt.
*ingredients from organic farming
ALLERGENICS
It may contain traces of soy, mustard and sesame.
BEST BEFORE DATE
18 months after production date
NUTRITIONAL TABLE
HAVE FUN COOKING
A demonstration of what you can create with our rice
#ITALIANRISOTTO
CARNAROLI RICE
AND BEETROOTS
We know beetroot can be divisive but its earthy flavor shines in a risotto, to which it contributes a beautiful pink hue.
#CREATIVECOOKING
VENERE RICE & PARBOILED WITH COOKED SALMON,
CHERRY TOMATOES AND CRISP CUCUMBERS
This bowl’s got it all: a mix of Basmati and Venere rice, for a flavorful twist, perfectly cooked salmon that melts in your mouth, and a lot of freshness from the cherry tomatoes and crisp cucumbers.
#CREATIVECOOKING
Oshi Palov
Tajikistan
Known as the “king of meals”, Palov employs vegetables, rice, meat and spices, and there are up to 200 varieties. The importance of this dish for the Tajik communities is summarized in the popular saying: “If you eat Oshi Palov at someone’s house, you have to respect him/her for 40 years.” Groups of men or women prepare it either in their home or in the tea houses, while they socialize, play music or sing. The knowledge bound to the practice is handed down from generation to generation in families and cooking schools.
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