Canadian North Saskatchewan Ice Lake harvest Organic Wild Rice

Organic wild rice is grown in a sparsely populated glacial lake in the northern Saskatchewan prairies, Canada. It is natural, organic and nutritious. Wild rice is a species of grass that produces edible seeds resembling rice. However, it tends to have a more pungent taste. The plant grows best in shallow water in small lakes and slow-flowing streams, ideally between 75-90 cm in depth. The seeds ripen in late summer, between mid-August and early September. Northern Saskatchewan is a land of forests and lakes, developed on the glacially-scoured ancient rocks of the Precambrian Shield. The pristine environment of shallow lakes and slow-moving rivers in northern Saskatchewan provides an ideal habitat for wild rice. Saskatchewan wild rice is grown and processed without the use of chemical additives, colourants, or artificial flavourings. The large kernels mature in their natural setting helped only by the sun

Brain Health food-wild rice is rich in fiber, vitamins, minerals, is a low glycemic index food, replaces refined carbohydrates, and is good for brain health

• High nutrient density-Wild rice boasts impressive amounts of several nutrients, including protein, manganese, phosphorus, magnesium, and zinc
• Higher in protein and fibre - Wild rice contains more protein than other types of rice but the same amount of fibre as brown rice
• Antioxidants- An analysis of 11 samples of wild rice found it to have 30 times more excellent antioxidant activity than white rice
• Low glycemic index (GI) - The GI measures how quickly a food spikes your blood sugar. The GI of wild rice is only 57, similar to that of oats

Organic - TransCanada Organic Certification Services (TCO) Certificated

Organic Wild Rice - TransCanada Organic Certification Services(TCO) Certificated on 16-Oct 16, 2021.

The caviar of grains, prized for its appealing nutty flavour, and picked at the peak of maturity, Riese Canadian Lake Wild Rice is cured naturally, then roasted to give the best possible rich nutty flavour. It is a pleasing complement to various types of meat, poultry, fish or shellfish and makes a unique addition to soups, salads, casseroles, bread or desserts.

SUNYEAH Canadian Wild Rice

• Origin - Canadian North Saskatchewan Prairie Organic Ice Lake ( Near the Arctic Circle)
• Growth Pattern - Wild
• Certified Organic - Yes
• Third-Party Tested - Intertek's Food Safety Testing (Including Microorganisms and heavy metals ) on Oct 13, 2021, and Environmental Safety Testing by Saskatchewan Research Council Environmental Analytical Laboratories (Including trace elements and radioactive elements ) on Nov 19, 2021.
• Scientific Name - Zizania Palustris; Northern wild rice; Canada Rice
• Family - Zizania Aquatica

*Kellogg, Elizabeth A.(30 January 2009). "The Evolutionary History of Ehrhartoideae, Oryzeae, and Oryza. Rice.2(1)1-14: doi:10.1007/s 12284009-9022-2

Others Wild Rice

• Origin - Great Lakes Region
• Growth Pattern -Cultivated or Wild
• Certified Organic - NA
• Third-Party Tested - NA
• Scientific Name - Z. aquatica
• Family - Zizania Aquatica

*Kellogg, Elizabeth A.(30 January 2009). "The Evolutionary History of Ehrhartoideae, Oryzeae, and Oryza. Rice.2(1)1-14: doi:10.1007/s 12284009-9022-2

Black Rice

• Origin - Asia, etc
• Growth Pattern -Cultivated
• Certified Organic - NA
• Third-Party Tested - NA
• Scientific Name - Black rice
• Family - Oryza Sativa; Asian Rice

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