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November 10, 2021

(1) Journey of Seeking Truth

Brown rice retains 100% of the bran layer, which contains insoluble dietary fiber, and the germ, which contains 70% of the rice's natural vitamins and minerals.

That's why it's hard to eat.

However, up until the early Showa period, even during wartime, Japanese people ate 4 to 7 go of this rice a day, meaning that their daily dietary fiber intake was 32g, about three times that of people today.

Food and clothing are one and the same. Prevention is better than treatment.

Your daily health will be significantly affected by whether you consume all of the nutrients contained in brown rice .

Inazo sets out on a journey to Seishu in search of the truth , in order to "eat delicious brown rice."


(2) The power of koji mold

First, brown rice amazake.

Koji mold breaks down starch into glucose, and they release proteolytic enzymes to soften the ingredients.

Enjoy the natural sweetness without the need for sugar, and the full nutritional value of brown rice in a porridge-like consistency.

Inazo 's recent breakfast is a simple one: brown rice amazake with homemade unsweetened Greek yogurt.

Great! You can get vitamins, minerals, fiber, and lactic acid bacteria all at the same time, all in a delicious way. It has a light sweetness that you won't get tired of, and the nutritional value of brown rice.

However, the carbohydrates broken down by the koji mold in amazake are glucose itself, which has the drawback of raising blood sugar levels. You shouldn't eat a lot of it at once, but perhaps because it's made from brown rice, it keeps you full for a long time.

Amazake comes with a bonus.

Perhaps because I took koji mold every day, my visceral fat decreased, and I lost an amazing 3kg in just 2 months!

When I said, "I've lost weight!" my wife said, "I'll do it too!" Are there different points of reaction between men and women?

After the coronavirus pandemic is over, you'll be doing belly dancing and hula dancing...but if you're worried about your belly bulge, we highly recommend brown rice amazake.


(3) Porridge

In Japan and Korea, people eat a bowl of white rice made with Japonica rice, while in Southeast Asia and India, people eat a plate of rice made with Indica rice and a strong seasoning.

The qualities required of rice vary depending on the eating style.

That's right, brown rice porridge.

For the jar's Porridge Mode, use 5 times the amount of water for 1 cup of rice. Rinse the milky brown rice quickly and let it sit for an hour.

Once cooked, let it steam for about 30 minutes and it will absorb the water and expand nicely.

Scoop it into a bowl with a ladle. It's thick and hot, like the inside of a freshly cooked takoyaki.

...Hmm, hmm!!!

The fibrous texture is refreshingly crisp. Brown rice porridge is easier to eat than you'd expect! It's soft enough to be used as baby food.

The main purpose is to make the brown rice easier to eat, so you can drain the water from the porridge using a colander.

Because it is porridge, the taste is light. When cooking, add a pinch of salt to add flavor.

I have arrived at a brown rice eating style that doesn't bother me at all about fiber.


(3) Brown rice fried rice

Japanese rice is quite sticky, so it works better if it has been left in the refrigerator overnight.

Hmm? Dry rice is better for fried rice!?

So what about brown rice, where the fiber on the surface seals in the stickiness?! So, our specialty, milky brown rice, makes an appearance.

Authentic fried rice is made with lard, but Inazo uses a slightly more luxurious avocado oil.

1. Fry the eggs until they are about 80% cooked and divide them among plates.
2. Stir-fry the chopped vegetables and divide them among plates.
3. Mix the cooked brown rice with 1 and 2 in a frying pan.
4. Add salt, pepper, and your favorite soy sauce and koji...

It really does have a nice fluttering feel!

Top with chopped green onions. Let's see... it's here!

Life is full of hardships, but I'm glad to be alive!

There's no doubt about it. I've discovered brown rice's suitability for fried rice.

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Brown rice is difficult to eat when cooked normally, so it's hard to keep eating it. However, if you can find a way to eat it that suits your style, it can be delicious.

I'm a rice merchant. I love rice more than anything else. That's why I'm a rice merchant.

I feel a responsibility to make sure I get all the nutritional value out of rice .

Aim for two four-cups of brown rice a day.

No, not only were they not defeated by the rain, but the Kamakura samurai who fought against the Mongol invasions wore 40 kg of armor and ate only 7 go of brown rice a day.

Life is like walking a long road carrying a heavy burden.

The journey of seeking truth continues.


(4) Milky brown rice

Breeding usually involves crossing the stamens and pistils of different varieties.

However, Milky is a secret government project that actually took place in the 1980s.

"Super Rice Project"

This rice was created by mutating only the genes related to softness .

(↑ Captain America has a "Super Soldier Project" that involves manipulating his genes.)

Milky and Koshi are the same person but not the same person; they are related by a mutation.

Milky has outstanding suitability for eating brown rice, and its suitability is further enhanced by cooking it in a way that makes it easier to eat.

So.

For some reason, it is said that more women than men have problems with bowel movements.

Eating brown rice, which is rich in insoluble dietary fiber, the main ingredient in intestinal cleansing, is apparently extremely effective.

Therefore, it is worth pursuing how to eat brown rice deliciously. Instead of relying on chemotherapy or health foods, start by incorporating it into your regular meals.

We recommend Milky Brown Rice to help you achieve self-realization.