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Where can I purchase defatted rice bran?


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debmidge Rising Star

Why defatted?

candace Newbie
Where can I purchase defatted rice bran?

Who needs the fat............

debmidge Rising Star

Didn't know they made it that way...but my husband can have the fat in his diet.

I thought perhaps that defatted was better for receipes or something like that.

tarnalberry Community Regular

Bob's Red Mill has regular rice bran, and everyone needs the fat! Obviously, not huge huge quantities, but what you get from rice bran isn't huge huge quantities. Fat is vital for nutrient absorbption, as well as helping insulin secretion regulation.

candace Newbie
Who needs the fat............

I like using rice bran is my baking.....In the past I ordered it from ener-g foods...I apologize for my flip response to your question.....Candace

Bob's Red Mill has regular rice bran, and everyone needs the fat! Obviously, not huge huge quantities, but what you get from rice bran isn't huge huge quantities. Fat is vital for nutrient absorbption, as well as helping insulin secretion regulation.

Tiffany...Thank you for the information.I understand all the benefits of rice bran..But...I still wish to buy defatted rice bran......Candace

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