Rice King 50 lb. Long Grain Sweet Thai Rice for Authentic Asian Cuisine
Rice King 50 lb. Long Grain Sweet Thai Rice for Authentic Asian Cuisine is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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This 50 lb. bulk package of Rice King long grain sweet Thai rice is a staple ingredient for authentic Thai and Asian cuisine. Known as glutinous or sticky rice, it features a soft, sticky texture achieved by soaking overnight and steaming in a bamboo steamer. The rice's pure white, long grain kernels complement meat, fish, saucy entrees, and soups by absorbing sauces and broths effectively.
Containing 100% sweet Thai rice with no additives, this product ensures natural flavor in your recipes. It is ideal for busy restaurants, catering services, and specialty markets seeking to provide authentic Asian dishes. The package weighs 51.2 lb. including shipping and is sold as one unit.
Rice King is a trusted brand under the Well Luck Co. family, benefiting from a nationwide distribution network and decades of sourcing expertise. This product supports efficient supply chain management to keep your kitchen well stocked with essential staples.
Product Specifications
Quantity: 1/Each
Shipping Weight: 51.2 lb.
Grain Style: Long
Package Size: 50 lb.
Type: White Rice
Authentic Thai sweet rice, also known as sticky rice
Traditionally prepared by steaming
Pairs well with meat and fish dishes and saucy entrees
Staple ingredient for Thai and Asian restaurants
Bulk 50 lb. supply
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