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- Brown: It retains its bran, offering more dietary fiber and rich nutrients.
- Wild Rice: Distinctive rice with an earthy flavor and a low glycemic index, ideal for healthy salads.
- Glaze: It has a high starch content and becomes sticky after cooking, ideal for soups and rice pudding.
- Caroline: It absorbs liquids and flavors exceptionally well, making it the top choice for traditional stuffed vegetables and meatball soup.
- Basmati: Aromatic long-grain rice that stays fluffy, perfect as a side for exotic dishes and curries.
- Bonnet: Pre-cooked (parboiled) rice with a yellow color that never becomes mushy, always ensuring a fluffy result.
- Long Grain: White and crystalline rice, suitable for pilaf cooked in a pot when you want it to remain fluffy and separate.
- Arborio: Italian variety with round grains that releases starch, essential for creating creamy risotto.
- Jasmine: Naturally aromatic rice with a delicate texture, ideal for Asian cuisine dishes and stir-fries.
- Konjac: Alternative option with minimal calories and carbohydrates, ideal for keto diets and weight loss.
- Mix: A combination of different varieties in the same package for a unique texture, appearance, and taste in your dish.
- Carnaroli: It is considered the "king of risotto" as it retains its shape and offers the most velvety texture.
- Yellow: It undergoes special processing to retain its nutrients and remain always fluffy.
- Red: Unprocessed rice with a distinctive color and dry taste, adding nutritional value and style to salads.
- Black: Also known as "forbidden rice," it has strong antioxidant properties and an impressive appearance when served.
- Long grain: Classic long-grain rice that does not stick, suitable for everyday use and simple pilafs.
- Fancy: Premium quality rice with uniform grains, suitable for refined and demanding cooking.
- Vialone Nano: Top risotto variety that perfectly absorbs sauces without losing its structure (al dente).
- Short: Small and round grain with a high sticky texture, ideal for making sushi.
- Parboiled: Pre-cooked pimpled rice.
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