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where to buy a rice polisher
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2010/2/12 03:57
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I'm looking for a rice polisher to use at home. I saw one a while back that was an attachment for a food processor by Murphy. I thought these were quite common in Japan, but I can't find any. I also need it shipped to the USA
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by Vince (guest)
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The question is why you want it. More you polish, more you throw away good part of rice nutrients. These days the Japanese rice you buy at supermarket in US is "musenmai" meaning no washing necessary rice. I usually do not wash many times like Japanese do. No washing & I just add water & cook or mix some genmai(brown rice). Actually the US grown Japanese rice (mostly from Sacramento, CA) tastes better than in Japan because of less storage time or no Chinese rice mixture. Also much cheaper. PS:My family had some rice fields in Japan and I used to help a lot from planting, harvesting, processing and eating.
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by amazinga (guest)
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brew sake
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2010/2/12 10:37
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The reason I want to polish rice is that I home brew sake and have no way to polish the rice down to make high quality sake.
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by trex66 (guest)
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There are some kinds of rice-polishers you can buy, but most of them are only for polishing brown rice to white rice. mostly 900ml at maximum and cannot choose the percentage.
How big one you expect?
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by nattotoast
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Hi TOMIDEN is one of the best electronic home appliances shop in Japan ...Once try here ...May be you can get rice polisher here... Good luck ...
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by milonroid
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