Rice Cooking Oil (With Silicon) 16.5 kg
The oil is extracted from rice bran and rice germ produced when refining brown rice.
It contains a balanced amount of bioactive components derived from rice, such as the rice’s own nutrient composition, vitamin E, oleic acid, and linoleic acid (n-6 fatty acid). It can be used in a wide variety of ways for cooking. Silicone is an "antifoaming agent" and is a food additive approved for edible use. It prevents the formation of bubbles (commonly known as crab bubbles) when deep-frying foods. Refined rice bran oil standard.
Product Information
| Ingredients Name | Food Rice Bran Oil (Made in Japan) |
|---|---|
| Net Content | 16.5 kg |
| Best Before Date | Two years unopened from date of manufacture |
| Storage Method | Store at a normal temperature away from direct sunlight. Use as soon as possible after opening. |
| Nutrition Facts Label |
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