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Different Kinds of Non-Basmati Rice Rice other than basmati

Sona Masoori Rice

100% Broken Rice

Sona Masoori Rice

  • Lightweight and easy to digest: Sona Masoori is known for being light on the stomach, making it a popular choice for daily consumption in many South Indian households.
  • Mildly aromatic: While less fragrant than Basmati rice, it has a subtle, pleasant aroma.
  • Versatile: Its soft texture and ability to absorb flavors make it suitable for a wide range of dishes, including biryanis, pulaos, sweet pongal, and plain steamed rice served with curries.


Jeera Samba Rice

100% Broken Rice

Sona Masoori Rice

  • Unique Aroma and Flavor: The rice gets its name from its resemblance to cumin seeds ("seeragam" in Tamil) and has an aroma and flavor profile that stands out from other rice varieties.
  • Fluffy, non-sticky texture: When cooked, Jeera Samba rice remains separate and fluffy, making it ideal for dishes like biryani, where the rice should not clump together.
  • Versatility in cooking: While famously used for preparing the flavorful Ambur and Dindigul biryanis, it is also used in other South Indian dishes such as pulao, lemon rice, and tomato rice. 

100% Broken Rice

100% Broken Rice

100% Broken Rice

  • Affordable: Due to its fragmented nature, 100% Broken Rice is more economical than whole-grain rice, making it a cost-effective alternative for households and industries.
  • Quick-cooking: The smaller grain size allows for faster cooking times, making it a convenient option for quick meals.
  • Soft and creamy texture: When cooked, the fragments break down easily, creating a soft and creamy texture that is ideal for porridges, baby food, and desserts.

Ponni Rice

IR 64 Non Basmati Rice

100% Broken Rice

  • Everyday meals: Ponni rice is a staple for daily consumption, served plain with curries, sambar, and rasam.
  • Traditional dishes: It is used in preparing a variety of South Indian dishes, including biryanis and pulaos.
  • Other dishes: Its soft texture also makes it suitable for dishes like curd rice, lemon rice, and idli/dosa batters.

IR 64 Non Basmati Rice

IR 64 Non Basmati Rice

IR 64 Non Basmati Rice

  • Raw White Rice: This is the basic, milled form of the rice.
  • Parboiled Rice: The paddy is soaked, steamed, and dried before milling. This process pushes nutrients from the bran into the grain, resulting in a more nutritious and firmer rice that is also easier to cook.

IR 8 Rice

IR 64 Non Basmati Rice

IR 64 Non Basmati Rice

  • Green Revolution catalyst: IR 8 was a turning point for food security in the mid-20th century. Its high-yield potential was crucial in combating food shortages and starvation in regions like India and the Philippines.
  • Global recognition: It was released in 1966 and quickly gained popularity worldwide, with the media labeling it "miracle rice" due to its transformative impact. 

Kiwi Dabur Rice

  • Signature Basmati Flavor: Despite its broken grains, Kiwi Dubar retains the nutty, perfumed flavor and aroma that makes basmati rice a favorite worldwide. This ensures every meal, from a simple curry to a fragrant pulao, is elevated with a touch of authentic taste.
  • Aged for Perfection: Like other premium basmati varieties, Kiwi Dubar is aged to decrease its moisture content. This aging process enhances the rice's fragrance, texture, and cooking properties, giving you fluffy, separate grains every time.
  • Versatile and Convenient: Its quick-cooking properties and ability to absorb flavors make it a versatile choice for a wide range of dishes, including biryani, pulao, and fried rice, as well as for everyday cooking.
  • Cost-Effective Quality: As a more economical alternative to full-grain basmati, Kiwi Dubar allows consumers to enjoy the high quality and distinct character of basmati rice without the premium price tag.
  • Hygienically Processed: Kiwi Dubar is processed and stored under hygienic conditions to retain its natural properties, flavor, and freshness.
  • Kiwi Dubar rice is ethically sourced directly from village farmers, ensuring consistent quality. Combined with FSSAI, HACCP, and ISO certifications, this farm-to-plate process guarantees buyers a safe, authentic basmati product from a brand committed to both quality and community.

Kiwi Exports Rozana 60 This variant contains a higher percentage of longer, more uniform broken basmati grains compared to Rozana 50. Grain Composition: Includes approximately 60% of longer basmati grain fragments. Cooking: Cooks into separate, fluffy grains, much like the more premium basmati varie


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