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Well having to soak the rice overnight and reboil it multiple times doesn't seem like an easy method to me. Also saying rice is filled with arsenic and warn ag
by tomohelix 2y ago
Well having to soak the rice overnight and reboil it multiple times doesn't seem like an easy method to me.
Also saying rice is filled with arsenic and warn against eating it multiple times a day is not that different from saying it is unhealthy. It almost sounds like fear mongering to me considering how the Asians seem to be doing fine so far and it is the cultures that don't eat enough rice or carbs that struggle with being healthy.
- schiffern 2y ago>Well having to soak the rice overnight and reboil it multiple times doesn't seem like an easy method to me. Yeah, I'm not sure that's really necessary. Other sources say that simply boiling in lots of water (like pasta) and discarding the excess water is enough. >It almost sounds like fear mongering to me I don't mind, because that's an unrealistic and over-broad standard for speech. I don't care what it "almost (!!) sounds like," especially after I took care to disabuse the reader of that exact misunderstanding. I care what it is. Truth > Optics / PR You can't stop telling the truth just because some people might possibly misinterpret your words (which, spoiler alert, people can always do that), or else you literally can't ever say anything.