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            WHAT IS APPAYAN RICE?
Appayan Rice is a naturally made pure Husked rice. The brand name Appayan has an emotional quotient. It was formed and implemented by the founder and his better half. The word Appayan signifies our commitment and passion towards consumer satisfaction.
The word Appayan is a Bengali word which means to welcome someone. The brand name signifies our commitment is a Bengali word which means to welcome someone. The brand and passion towards consumer satisfaction.
WHAT IS HUSK RICE?
Husk rice means rice from which the husk only has been removed. The rice husk also known as rice hull and is part of the rice seed. It is dried in sunlight to retain nutrition. The husk protects the grain during the growing season from pests. The husk is formed from hard materials including opaline silica and lignin. The husk is hard to eat or swallow (unless finely ground) and mostly indigestible to humans because of its enriched fibre components. It is hence removed and the grain is consumed. Husking rice is high fibre content, organic unpolished rice. Husking rice is an unpolished rice produced by removing the outer layer- the hull or husk of the rice kernel. This procedure helps husking rice to keep its nutritional value high. It is chewier as compared to white rice and has a nutty flavour. Husking rice is healthier than white rice when it comes to nutritional value. This super food is low in calories, fat and gluten-free. Hence, all diet conscious people prefer this rice over white rice. 

This rice also contains some essential nutrients, they are:
Dietary fibres
Minerals-zinc, magnesium, iron, calcium, phosphorus, and selenium
Vitamins-vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin B3, vitamin B6, vitamin E and vitamin K
Antioxidants-flavonoids
Proteins
Essential fatty acids

And the other benefits of husking rice are:
Its high silica content makes it useful for strengthening building materials.
It resists fungal decomposition
It resists moisture penetration
It decomposes slowly.
It insulates wel
It’s renewable.
Husking rice is tasty (bright white nutrient rice).
Looks attractive after cooking.
Easy to cook fish, vegetables, mutton, and chicken for home recipes, best combination with husk rice.
Its full nutrition organic rice and good for health.

   

Taken on: September 11, 2023

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