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Fri Aug-07-09 10:17 AM
Response to Reply #45 |
| 46. It's okay. I've done it too :-) |
| -'There were rocks in her rice.' - Why? |
Eric J in MN |
Aug-06-09 11:19 PM |
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I've found pebbles in rice - |
Tangerine LaBamba |
Aug-06-09 11:23 PM |
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Where was this? Did you pick the rice? NT |
Eric J in MN |
Aug-06-09 11:25 PM |
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Huh? |
Tangerine LaBamba |
Aug-06-09 11:36 PM |
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I doubt that rocks would be collected during harvest |
canetoad |
Aug-06-09 11:40 PM |
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I find rocks in beans all the time. |
alfredo |
Aug-07-09 12:15 AM |
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One of my fondest memories of my grandmother was watching her prepare food. |
NoSheep |
Aug-07-09 12:21 AM |
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A salamander in your spring means the water is clean. |
alfredo |
Aug-07-09 12:27 AM |
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Nice. |
NoSheep |
Aug-07-09 12:29 AM |
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They only live in the cleanest water. |
alfredo |
Aug-07-09 12:46 AM |
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I've heard that |
comrade snarky |
Aug-07-09 03:24 AM |
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There are always some form of animal life is spring water, you just don't see |
alfredo |
Aug-07-09 09:31 AM |
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Yep..gotta soak the beans ( I do it over night) |
SoCalDem |
Aug-07-09 10:19 AM |
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Did you buy that rice in a US supermarket? NT |
Eric J in MN |
Aug-06-09 11:46 PM |
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I do buy it in USA supermarket and have found pebbles/small rocks in rice and beans |
uppityperson |
Aug-07-09 12:20 AM |
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Ooooh...I just saw that plain as day. |
NoSheep |
Aug-07-09 12:38 AM |
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Did some fast thinking and didn't tell my dinner guests |
uppityperson |
Aug-07-09 12:44 AM |
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I have found small pebbles and grains of sand in my rice bought in Nebraska |
Maru Kitteh |
Aug-07-09 12:20 AM |
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Did you grow up in a silo? |
NoSheep |
Aug-07-09 12:37 AM |
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Obviously you've never cooked dried beans before. |
Doremus |
Aug-07-09 09:36 AM |
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Who me? I think you replied to the wrong post. |
NoSheep |
Aug-07-09 10:05 AM |
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You're right --- so sorry. |
Doremus |
Aug-07-09 10:15 AM |
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It's okay. I've done it too :-) |
NoSheep |
Aug-07-09 10:17 AM |
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Yes - |
Tangerine LaBamba |
Aug-07-09 12:56 AM |
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Me too |
JVS |
Aug-07-09 09:18 AM |
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Rocks will fill ya up....perhaps it is a food stretching technique? |
MADem |
Aug-06-09 11:24 PM |
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Quite possibly, although hard on the dental work |
Warpy |
Aug-06-09 11:27 PM |
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What is the polishing process? NT |
Eric J in MN |
Aug-06-09 11:36 PM |
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The bran is abraded off the rice grain |
Warpy |
Aug-07-09 09:18 AM |
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If you don't have much in the way of teeth, ain't nothin' but a thing! nt |
MADem |
Aug-06-09 11:39 PM |
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On very rare occasions, even the Japanese rice I eat will have a pebble |
Art_from_Ark |
Aug-07-09 12:08 AM |
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I've never found any in Calrose |
Warpy |
Aug-07-09 09:17 AM |
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OR... the N Koreans are a bunch of sadistic assholes |
scheming daemons |
Aug-07-09 12:22 AM |
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They certainly are isolated. Homogeneous too. |
NoSheep |
Aug-07-09 12:35 AM |
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probably just not cleaned/processed enough. just from where it grew |
daninthemoon |
Aug-06-09 11:26 PM |
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they dont have the same food control we do i the u.s. you get whatcha get. bt |
seabeyond |
Aug-06-09 11:32 PM |
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Your right |
Politicalboi |
Aug-07-09 12:42 AM |
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I've had rocks (or "hard bits") |
IcyPeas |
Aug-06-09 11:44 PM |
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Yes - I've had it in lentils and other dried beans. |
noamnety |
Aug-06-09 11:48 PM |
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Sounds like they got served floor sweepings. |
kestrel91316 |
Aug-07-09 12:03 AM |
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A lot of farmers dry rice on the road |
Blecht |
Aug-07-09 12:11 AM |
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In Nepal, there were always small rocks in my food. Processed by hand labor. |
NoSheep |
Aug-07-09 12:17 AM |
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Why? Because the N Koreans are a bunch of sadistic fuckwits... that's why.... |
scheming daemons |
Aug-07-09 12:21 AM |
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Ask the US too while you're at it! Children, for fuck's sake. |
NoSheep |
Aug-07-09 12:31 AM |
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an item not even really worth mentioning. |
miyazaki |
Aug-07-09 12:27 AM |
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Yes, there is, when you do not clean it |
nadinbrzezinski |
Aug-07-09 12:29 AM |
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Like beans, it's a raw agricultural product. Even in the US we hve to pick over beans before cooking |
Hekate |
Aug-07-09 12:53 AM |
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Wow! Some of you need to spend a little time in 3rd world countries. |
Loudmxr |
Aug-07-09 04:26 AM |
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We carefully sift our Californian produced rice before cooking. |
Romulox |
Aug-07-09 10:21 AM |
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Yes, rice will have rocks in it. Destoning is part of the milling process. |
Blue Diadem |
Aug-07-09 10:44 AM |
#49 |
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