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Brown rice and white rice both have nutritional benefits. Experts explain the differences and which to eat and when.
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Brown rice gets its color from the bran and germ layer of rice, according to Healthline. White rice is the same grain with the hull, bran layer and cereal germ removed — leaving only the soft ...
While white rice is still the most popular among consumers, brown rice is often praised for its nutritional benefits. A new study, however, raises concerns about brown rice containing a higher level ...
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Pexels.com For weight-watchers, brown rice is a dream come true. Packed with whole grains and fibre, it's often the go-to swap for a healthier alternative to white rice. But here's the catch ...