Amazon Grocery, Jasmine Long Grain Rice, 2 Lb

This Jasmin rice is amazing, Amazon brings quality and Value to your dining room table. Taste, smell, texture TOP NOTCH add your favorite seasonings sauces or Veggie's to kick it up a notch!

This dried grains and rice mix is a convenient option to keep in the pantry. The grains cook evenly and have a nice texture, making them great for soups, bowls, and side dishes. I like the variety because it adds more flavor and nutrition compared to plain rice. The grains taste fresh and don’t have any odd smell when cooked. On the downside, the cooking time is a bit longer than regular rice, and it does require careful measuring of water. I also wish the package included clearer cooking instructions. Overall, it’s a healthy, versatile product that works well for everyday meals and meal prep.

There’s not a whole lot to say, it’s rice! The cooking performance, time, aroma, color, texture, and most importantly, taste, was exactly what I wanted and expected. The packaging is simple but durable. The nutrition and ingredients are clearly listed. I especially loved being able to purchase a small package of long , jasmine rice. Often times the local stores only sell larger packages of rice and I use so little in a year that the small package is perfect.

Love jasmine rice! Cheaper than my stores.

Fantastic taste and quality. I will get more

This is a solid, basic jasmine rice option. It cooks well and works exactly as expected. Nothing standout, but good quality for an everyday pantry staple. What I like: Reliable and easy to cook Good basic flavor Good value Would buy again.

Amazon Grocery's affordable Jasmine Long Grain Rice in the 2 pound bag is flawless, but only if you adjust the amount of water you add to the rice. Instead of 2 cups water for every 1 cup uncooked rice, switch to 1-1/2 cups water for every 1 cup, and suddenly it's the best Jasmine rice you've ever tasted. Should it be the way I cook my white rice, I simply take a large microwave bowl and put in 6 cups uncooked rice with a few pinches of sea salt, then I add 9 cups water and stir, then I cook it for 35 minutes in my 700 watt microwave (check it at 30 minutes to see if it needs more or less) and it comes out of the microwave as flawless sticky Jasmine white rice, the kind you get in the restaurants. Consequently if I use the original measurements of 2 cups of water for every 1 cup uncooked rice, it comes out too soggy and tastes overcooked. I like tossing the Jasmine with up to a cup of green snow peas to add more nutritional value into the rice which I use mostly for greaseless stir fry dishes all cooked in the microwave, for instance you can combine a couple bags of frozen broccoli, or the new Amazon Asian stir fry veggies that appear to be replacing the big hitter frozen assorted bell peppers and onions (both are extremely good), then simply mix in steamed or boiled Chicken breast or thighs (I use 1.5 ounces of sliced chicken meat per meal), then I combine it with one of Minors sauces (they come in nice gallon jugs and I purchase specifically General Tso's, and can also add anyone's Kung Pao to the General Tso sauce to turn it into extremely tasty Kung Pao sauce if you prefer purchasing a bulk amount, then I top it with sesame seeds and crushed red pepper and peanuts (if Kung Pao) with 2-4 of the Amazon frozen potstickers with it (1/3 rice vinegar and 2/3 soy sauce makes an excellent dipping sauce) for an high quality lunch or dinner. It's a versatile meal in that you can use other sauces with the same format (Thai is excellent). For a changeup, try 1.5 ounces of thinly sliced Beef (Amazon has a nice stew meat) with broccoli florets with a couple scoops of the Jasmine rice, also VERY good and good for you, and I'd highly recommend Kona Coast Island Teriyaki, then top with sesame seeds.

Easy to cook, fresh, good taste and good value.