IRIS Instant White Rice, 10PK, Japanese Short Grain Vegan, Microwave 80 sec | Non-GMO, Gluten Free, Vegan, Ultra Premium Japanese Sushi Rice, Product of Japan
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IRIS Instant White Rice, 10PK, Japanese Short Grain Vegan, Microwave 80 sec | Non-GMO, Gluten Free, Vegan, Ultra Premium Japanese Sushi Rice, Product of Japan
- Authentic Japanese Rice: Packed in a food-grade tray, IRIS Microwavable Instant Premium White Sushi Rice is 100% short-grain rice, carefully selected, milled, and polished at low temperatures to maintain its natural sweetness and mild taste.
- Ready in 80 Seconds: Microwave by peeling the film to the dotted line (1,000–1,200 W), or boil the unopened pack for 18 minutes. Enjoy directly from the tray or in your favorite bowl.
- Single Rice Bowl Size: Each single tray size is 6.3oz or 180g; set of 10 trays. Our ready-to-eat sushi rice is a versatile and delicious option for every part of your day, whether it's breakfast, lunch, dinner, or a quick snack.
- On-the-Go Convenience: Perfect for the office, picnics, camping, or dorms. Enjoy a delicious, quick meal anytime without the hassle of undercooked or overcooked rice. Experience the luxury of a home-cooked meal without the time-consuming prep.
- Rice Meal to Your Diet: IRIS Rice is gluten free, vegetarian, and vegan. Enjoy our low fat premium sushi rice however you want. It is perfect for varieties of rice bowl, sushi, fried rice, bibimbap, or as a delightful accompaniment to your favorite soups.
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