Rice Washing Bowl - Rinse and Soak Rice, Legumes, Grains, and More

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January 5, 2017

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If you love rice and make it often, not the instant kind, then check out this cool new Rice Washing Bowl. This handy bowl lets you rinse, soak, and strain rice before cooking to remove excess starch and debris with ease so it cooks up perfectly fluffy and fragrant. To use, just set the bowl straight up for soaking, measure out the rice into the bowl, cover with water, swish around with your fingers, tilt to drain, and repeat if necessary. It features a 3 quart capacity, a perforated strainer on the side that keeps the rice in and lets the water, starch, and particles drain out, and it also doubles as a handy way to rinse and strain other grains, legumes, fruits, vegetables, and more as well.

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