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basmati rice?
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Whats the difference between basmati and long grain rice???
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basmati :-)0 -
With the cheaper basmati rice from supermarkets its generally the case that they are "produce of more than one country" , so it will be a mix of older rice, broken rice, lower quality rice all together in one bag.0
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Dr_DiNg_DoNg wrote: »With the cheaper basmati rice from supermarkets its generally the case that they are "produce of more than one country" , so it will be a mix of older rice, broken rice, lower quality rice all together in one bag.
Not necessarily...
Older basmati rice tastes better - the more aged it is, the more fragrant.
My Fiance is from south Asia and deems Tesco value Basmati a good 'un0 -
minimoneyme wrote: »Tesco have Rozana basmati rice reduced to £10.99 for 10kg until 09/06 - typical, I bought it on 19/05 for £14.34, a day before the price reduction
I'm going to get another one anyway as we go through rice like nobodies business. It is very nice and stays firm, without breaking up too much. hthbut this is available in store as well (stock availability permiting!) they also have the 5kg bags for £4.99, so managed to get one of those :j
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Basmati newsflash!
Tesco own brand 1kg Basmati rice is now £1.47 in my local store (cf. Tesco Value Basmati £1.50/kg, usually the cheapest)
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Tilda basmati rice offer on large bags ...free cineworld ticket! Seen this in Tesco, not sure when offer expires instores.0
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tilda is the best,get big bag from asian shops,,then you feel cheap,,long life ,,,0
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Massive yellow sacks of Pakistani basmati currently available on special offer at Tesco - £20 for 20kg, which is the best price I've seen on pure basmati for ages, including at the Asian supermarkets.
They also have a different brand of Indian basmati in a purple cloth bag at the same price by weight, £10 for 10kg.
I forget the brand names, neither of which I was familiar with, but at 33% less than the standard basic prices other people have been charging, it's got to be worth a look. I bought the 20kg sack and used some last night; seems perfectly nice. As I live on my own, it's going to last me over a year I should thinkOperation Get in Shape
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u tryed costcos?0
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Bargain_Rzl wrote: »Massive yellow sacks of Pakistani basmati currently available on special offer at Tesco - £20 for 20kg, which is the best price I've seen on pure basmati for ages, including at the Asian supermarkets.
They also have a different brand of Indian basmati in a purple cloth bag at the same price by weight, £10 for 10kg.
I forget the brand names, neither of which I was familiar with, but at 33% less than the standard basic prices other people have been charging, it's got to be worth a look. I bought the 20kg sack and used some last night; seems perfectly nice. As I live on my own, it's going to last me over a year I should think
Can you get this offer online on their website?0
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