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The affected products were sold in grocery stores in Arizona, California, Florida, Maine, New Hampshire, Oregon and Wisconsin, noted the recall notice.

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Never heard of it/seen it, but the recall is for:

Lundberg Family Farms Sustainable Wild Blend Gourmet Rice, 1 lb poly bag
  • Product Quantity: 4600 cases (6 bags per case)
  • Code Information: Lot Code: 231004, BBD 10/04/24
Consumers and retailers should not use this product. Recalled products should be thrown out or returned to their place of purchase.


Packaged turds intended for human consumption out of Kalifederation? Ohhh... the irony!

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The affected products were sold in grocery stores in Arizona, California, Florida, Maine, New Hampshire, Oregon and Wisconsin, noted the recall notice.

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So what? You boil it good? Wild and brown rice requires longer cooking, so you have that going for you too.
 
you are going to boil it anyway...it'll be fine, what, you think you are above eating rat turds? then starve.
You sure told them! :s0140: I'm thinking, if white rice, the color of the rice may be off putting? And missing that great Jasmine rice aroma.
 
Part of the reason for washing your rice and other whole grains is to get the rodent and insect poop and poop powder and insect parts out of the rice. And debris dust and dirt from threshing and rice powder from broken grains. There are actually gooberment standards for how many insect parts are allowed per weight of flour. I don't remember how many but I remember it was number insect parts per weight of rice. Not weight per weight. And it didn't say anything about what size or type of insect parts. I decided I wanted to forget that number before I ate rice again. Its also important to wash rice to remove the rice powder that comes out of the powder interior part of rice grains. If you don't the rice powder turns into glue as the rice is boiled and sticks all the cooked rice grains into one big solid lump.
 
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