Food to Live: Eat Well and Be Healthy

Food to Live is a company committed to making people healthier by providing them with delicious, healthy food. We established this business with a purpose of making a change that would take our world one step closer to being a better place for us and our children.

Food to Live delivers a variety of natural, organic and raw foods that can enable anyone to develop healthy eating habits. All our products can be included into a vegan diet.

What Is White Jasmine Rice

Organic white jasmine rice is a long grain type of fragrant rice native to Thailand. It gets its name because of the subtle flowery scent and color of the polished grains, which are reminiscent of jasmine flowers. It's the most fragrant rice of its kind and is one of the most popular in the Western world. Food To Live brings this delicious grain to your table with our Organic Jasmine Rice. You can use it to create a great variety of delicious dishes, ranging from stir-fry to pudding.

Due to its pleasant flowery aroma and mildly-nutty flavor, white jasmine rice can benefit any dish when replacing other rice varieties. This particular type of grain is a traditional ingredient in Thai cuisine. It's also a staple food in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos.


Organic Jasmine Rice from Food To Live

Food To Live Organic Jasmine Rice bulk pack contains high-quality white rice you'll be able to enjoy in a variety of ways. This product is versatile and can be used in both sweet and savory dishes. In fact, the natural sweet flavor of organic white jasmine rice makes it a good choice for desserts. As it's rather soft compared to other long grain rice varieties, you can make an excellent pudding with it.


Difference Between Basmati and White Jasmine Rice

Both basmati and jasmine rice are types of fragrant long grain rice. They are very popular in Thailand, India, China, and other Eastern countries. These grains can be used interchangeably, but white jasmine rice has a milder more flowery flavor and aroma.

Basmati is a firmer, longer, and less sticky grain. It requires soaking for at least 30 minutes before cooking, while white jasmine rice can be cooked after a short rinse. The best way to cooking organic jasmine rice is steaming, but you can also boil it on the stove using 1:1 or 1:1.5 proportions of grain and water.