Minute Ready-to-Eat Jasmine Rice, Microwaveable Rice Cups, 4.4 oz, 2 Count

I love how convenient these rice cups are, and how filling they are! preparation for these is so easy, no cleansing necessary, just open and pop in the microwave. They have an al dente consistency if microwaved for only a minute, I imagine longer would make them a bit softer. still great with my chicken and tomatoes!

Minute Tice cups are quick and easy. no need for messy boiling water and waiting for rice to cook. It microwaves in one minute and ready to eat.

I’m currently a post chemo patient, having been diagnosed with the rapid and aggressive AML. I am fortunate to have atm about 80% of my normal function and activities. However, cooking is draining, so a prepped side like this makes a meal soooo easy and it pairs nicely with beans a key source of protein!

I'm 81 don't like shopping in Walmart anymore do to walking problems unless it's a necessity I have to go. I can order mostly anything that Walmart sells and have it delivered to my Front door or Dropbox entrance of driveway. Rice was excellent delivery was fast ready to eat from microwave in one minute Love Walmart shopping from home THANKS WALMART

I've recently fallen in LOVE with this rice. The rice used to come in a small box but, I haven't seen that size in a few months. So this was the next best option. The cooked rice tastes SO MUCH BETTER ! I changed brands to get that unique flavor back!!

The best flavor of plain rice, only takes 55 seconds to cook. Can Walmart please start doing something about the Review section on ALL the foods/goods?? These spots are for reviews on The quality of the food!! NOT your review on how it wasn’t delivered or was damaged when delivered, etc! That’s a review that belongs somewhere else not here! Please!

I have NEVER been one to like instant rice and still prefer to make rice in my rice cooker the proper way, most instant Rice tastes horrible and had goey or even slimy feel. Not this one. The texture and taste are very good and the rice has the same quality as properly cooked rice. The additives used are there for flavor (salt) and oil for cooking and add to the flavor but make the rice tasty.

I fluffed it with a fork, and the rice separated into individual, soft grains. It wasn't clumpy, it wasn't hard, and it certainly wasn't mushy. It was perfectly cooked, tender, and exactly what I was hoping for. It tasted like freshly steamed jasmine rice, with that delicate, nutty sweetness that makes jasmine rice so beloved. I paired it with some leftover stir-fry (because, let's face it, that's often the partner-in-crime for instant rice), and it was a revelation. A complete, satisfying meal, all ready in less time than it takes to decide what show to binge-watch. Since then, these rice cups have become a permanent fixture in my pantry. They're my go-to for quick lunches, for those evenings when cooking seems like an insurmountable challenge, and even as a base for a deconstructed sushi bowl when I'm feeling fancy but lazy. They're consistently good, reliably delicious, and a true lifesaver for busy individuals (or just incredibly lazy ones, like me sometimes). I've even taken them camping! Pop them over a campfire (carefully, in a foil packet, of course) or just heat them up with some hot water, and suddenly you've got a warm, comforting base for whatever rustic meal you're whipping up. The possibilities are endless, or at least, as endless as my imagination and my supply of rice cups. So, if you value convenience, flavor, and avoiding unnecessary dishwashing, do yourself a favor and grab a pack (or ten) of these Minute Ready-to-Serve Jasmine Rice cups. Your stomach will thank you, and your sanity will remain intact. Pros: Unbeatable Convenience: One minute in the microwave for perfectly cooked rice. It's truly a game-changer for busy schedules. Delicious Jasmine Flavor: The rice is fragrant, fluffy, and tastes just like freshly steamed jasmine, not like processed convenience food. Portion Control: Each cup is a perfect single serving, preventing overeating or wasted leftovers. Cons: Plastic Waste: While convenient, the individual plastic cups do contribute to waste, which is a consideration for environmentally conscious consumers. Price Per Serving: A bit more expensive than buying a large bag of dry rice and cooking it yourself, but you're paying for the convenience. Can foster extreme laziness: Once you realize how easy it is, you might find yourself making fewer efforts to cook traditional rice. (Guilty as charged!)

One tub was fine but one tub of rice was brown and sticky and smells funny

Terrible quality. The rice was hard, in light brown color and soaked entirely in extra amount of grease. After taking out the rice, there was still a bit amount of oil left that I could pour out of the cups! Had one pack opened yesterday and tried another one today, both (4 cups) are the same hard greasy rice! Had the white