Is Your Rice Fake? Find Out Right Now!

Who would have thought that a bag or box of rice may not be the real thing? To the naked eye, each grain certainly looks real.

It appears that major rice producing countries are mixing in some counterfeit food particles – and worse. They are even adding a bit of fragrance during packaging to help it pass the ‘smell test.’ To add volume to rice, certain foreign manufacturers are now mixing in plastic rice, which is actually formed by smashing white and sweet potatoes together. This potato concoction is then formed into shapes that resemble rice. Yet, these rice imposters don’t soften while cooking; they remain hard and could be a major actor in causing digestive issues.

Currently, no scientific rice authentication testing has been developed.

In today’s video, we will describe how you can conduct your own experiment to determine if your rice is a knock off or the real deal.

1. The Water Test
Take a glass of water
Pour in one tablespoon of raw rice and stir
Fake rice will float
It’s that simple!

2. The Fire Test
You may have a vivid memory of what burning plastic smells like
Safely outside, take a scoop of rice and burn it with a match or lighter
If it’s fake, the grains will release that foul odor

3. Boiling test
Carefully observe rice as it boils. Fake rice will begin to form a thick layer at the top of the container

4. The Fungus test
After you cook the rice, seal it and store it in a container. Check it in 2 or 3 days. If mold is present, it is definitely real rice. Fake particles of rice are unable to produce mold.

5. Hot Oil Test
Drop a tablespoon of rice in very hot oil. Plastic rice will immediately melt, sink to the bottom and become glued together.

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