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White rice is rice which has had the hull and bran detached. It requires its unique nutrients but it cooks faster and stores better. White rice is a superior resource of starch and has a soft taste and fragrance; as well it is recognized as polished rice. White rice is the most important food of a meal in China. This type of rice has a much more different taste than other varieties. The amount of water and the cooking time for it is lesser than black rice. Rice can be cooked into two forms, boiled or dry rice and thin rice. Dry rice is the common major food of a meal and is prepared by boiling or steaming. It is served by Chinese as breakfast or evening meal, or at any time just as a snack, as it's not an extremely substantial food. White rice, simple to consume and digest is considered a |} A food made by removing the seeds of a rice plant from its husk and polishing the grain that results. __NOEDITSECTION__ White rice is the name given to milled rice that has had its husk, bran, and germ removed. This is done largely to prevent spoilage and to extend the storage life of the grain. After milling, the rice is polished, resulting in a seed with a bright, white, shiny appearance. When fed to a pet, White Rice gives +25 hunger. A food made by removing the seeds of a rice plant from its husk and polishing the grain that results __NOEDITSECTION__
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