[Arctic Fox]

I have tried the usual suspects without success. 147 other types of "milk" on sale but no rice.

Any help would be appreciated.

The Thirsty Fox

[Carl in Tampa]

Publix shows it available in their "Greenwise" section.

Not sure why anyone would want to drink it.

Ingredients

Filtered Water, Brown Rice (Partially Milled), Expeller Pressed Canola Oil and/or Safflower Oil and/or Sunflower Oil, Natural Vanilla Flavor with other Natural Flavors, Sea Salt.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by Arctic Fox

I have tried the usual suspects without success. 147 other types of "milk" on sale but no rice.

Any help would be appreciated.

The Thirsty Fox

a) yuk

b) YUK

c) YUK!!!

That being said, I believe I saw it in Publix----I remember because my first reaction was YUK!!!!

[Casper'smom]

Try Fresh Market...they carry Rice Dream...(brand name maybe?)

[CFrance]

C'mon, guys, give. He's just asking for an answer, not a condemnation. Everybody eats something that other people wouldn't.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by CFrance

C'mon, guys, give. He's just asking for an answer, not a condemnation. Everybody eats something that other people wouldn't.

No condemnation made or implied.
I assumed he/she likes it, otherwise he/she wouldn't be trying to find it. I just gave my personal opinion.
For all I know it may taste fantastic, but alas, I'll never find out---it's on my list of foods that I really don't need to try---alphabetically between quail brains and shark pancreas.

[Chi33]

cows?

/jk

[Arctic Fox]

Originally Posted by Arctic Fox

I have tried the usual suspects without success.

Thank you - All replies appreciated

(I prefer proper milk, but Mrs Fox..., well, enough said)

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by Arctic Fox

Thank you - All replies appreciated

(I prefer proper milk, but Mrs Fox..., well, enough said)

OK, now I REALLY understand

[Carl in Tampa]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

No condemnation made or implied.
I assumed he/she likes it, otherwise he/she wouldn't be trying to find it. I just gave my personal opinion.
For all I know it may taste fantastic, but alas, I'll never find out---it's on my list of foods that I really don't need to try---alphabetically between quail brains and shark pancreas.

Are you sure? I hear Rhino horn has certain "properties."

[Mrs. Robinson]

Originally Posted by Arctic Fox

I have tried the usual suspects without success. 147 other types of "milk" on sale but no rice.

Any help would be appreciated.

The Thirsty Fox

Did you know that there is arsenic in rice?

[Arctic Fox]

Originally Posted by Mrs. Robinson

Did you know that there is arsenic in rice?

Yes, we always soak and rinse ours several times before cooking, which gets rid of most of it.

Of course, we do not know if the makers of rice milk go to that trouble :-)