RiceSelect Texmati White Rice, Long-Grain White Basmati Rice | Long-grain rice for stovetop, easy to cook, versatile pantry staple, gluten-free, kosher, non-GMO, 32-ounce jar

We buy this rice all the time. Great product. Repeat buyer here.

Perfect white rice! Love the taste. It cooks fast and fluffy!

Great taste and texture. Quality is evident. My go-to brand for basmati rice.

I cannot miss with this-- cooked over the range in a pot, baked with chicken in the oven, or even stuffed into a humble foil baking dish and placed in a cheap toaster oven. RiceSelect Texmati White Rice, Long-Grain Basmati Rice turns out fluffy, juicy and delicious. The price is right, the plastic wide-mouth container - so much better than a floppy plastic bag, is big , takes up little shelf space -- and can be re-used once empty

I enjoy this product, but it is expensive and only has a 2 lbs size contain which does not make sense . Smaller contains are always more expensive than larger container size and it switch out production to a large contain size is not difficult.

This is the best tasting rice. I made this with steak tips for a group of people and two people commented on this rice being so good! Heck, the steak tips were delicious, but the comments went to this rice! Super simple to make and I made it pretty plain and only added real butter. I left each person decide if they wanted soy sauce or not. One person who made the comment didn’t have soy sauce and the other person did add soy sauce….so there’s that.

I want to shout out for this product, and not just the rice itself. The rice is outstanding and worth the extra cost. But I want to talk about the container as odd as that seems. This is the best reusable container of any product I regularly get. Honestly, this company could offer a separate line of containers. They come in wide-mouth, sturdy plastic reusable containers, dishwasher-safe, and with helpful indentations for grip. The screw top works better than most of the jars I get. I'm presently reusing empty ones to store dried beans and dried peas, and I never throw away an empty rice container.

When I make this rice I always ALWAYS use 2 cups of water to 1 cup of rice. And follow cooking directions. It turns out the fluffiest rice with an awesome flavor!