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Post by littleabc
. . . 米的颜色黄黄的 . . Most likely it is Par-boiled rice, a methodogy developed by the American for longer storage and additional vitamins for soldiers at war. To Chinese, it is 怪味, will take over 10 years to develop taste for it.
As for 用矿物油抛光的有毒大米, don't get paranoid now :eek!:. I don't think it exists in Canada. If anyone get sick and go to the hospital, they can be sued for XYZ millions.
As for 陈化米, it is possible. There is a law now that all manufacturers has to put expiry date on their food products. They are given 1 or 2 more years to change their process. However, it is not illegal to sell expired products right now. "Expired" product doesn't really make u sick, only no gaurantee on taste and texture.
As for 淘米后手非常油, I've been using local products for too long, don't notice any difference. Would it be possible that it is normal here?
Quality of "local" rice are way below those from Thailand/Australia. From time to time, Inter-Marche has 8 kg. for $3.99, only good for porridge, rice too soft. For those who want to try out, call the 1-800 phone number of Provigo(same chain) and ask for address near u. |
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