Have you ever had noodles made out of Jade Pearl Rice? We hadn't either, but now we're hooked. This Jade Pearl Rice Ramen is going to be your new go-to meal.
Sustainable goodness
Lotus Foods sources rice from around the world to bring you high-quality, heirloom foods that help promote organic agriculture, rice biodiversity, and support farmers.
How it does good
Using smart agricultural practices to save water
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responsible sourcing
Lotus Foods sources organic and Fair Trade rice from India, China, and Southeast Asia using smart agricultural practices that use a lot less water than other farms. -
low carbon footprint
Flooded rice fields emit methane gas, which contributes to global warming. Lotus Foods combats this by reducing their methane emissions by 40% with More Crop Per Drop™. This technique uses half the amount of water to keep fields moist but not continuously flooded.
How to use it
Add the white miso broth to the ramen for a quick, nutritious meal. We also recommend adding as many veggies and protein as your heart desires.
When you're done...
Recycle this through TerraCycle by following our special instructions.
These are general guidelines for broadly-recyclable materials. Check with your local recycler to confirm what they take.
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United StatesIts great love the taste and texture and health content
United StatesI thought these were noodles with miso packets, which was my bad, but the noodles themselves are pretty good anyways to add to my own broths.
United StatesBecause I can no longer eat ramen from the store without getting sick ( shell fish allergies ) I decided to give this a try. It's pretty tasty and dose not take FOREVER to cook. My only issue is I have to run the noodles through cold water (to prevent sticking) after they are done cooking...so now I have cold noodles...but if that's my ONLY issue I can live with that.