Sona Masoori Non-Basmati Rice

Sona Masoori is a widely preferred non-basmati rice variety due to its light texture, mild aroma and good elongation. This rice is cooked rapidly and gives a soft, fluffy texture. Filled with iron, potassium and macronutrients, it is considered healthier than other white rice varieties. The paddy of this rice is cultivated in the South Indian regions of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka. It is a staple for millions of households, and it is also used in commercial kitchen ingredients with curries, meat, pulses and other delicacies.

Sona Masoori is a medium-grain rice and is less starchy compared to others. Its light texture makes it easy to digest, proving to be beneficial for people with sensitive digestive systems. Moreover, it is low in calories and glycemic index, hence it is suitable for health-conscious rice consumers. After cooking, the yield is clean and non-sticky. The separable grains make this rice presentable in budget-friendly commercial kitchen recipes.

As a staple food, Sona Masoori non-basmati rice can be consumed as a plain steamed dish with curries or pulses, pulao, lemon rice, curd rice, and South Indian meals. It has the ability to absorb flavours without sticking. The less heavy grains with a fluffy texture create a good base for the meal.

We process various forms of this rice, typically Sella, Raw and Steam. Our processing ensures optimal moisture content and minimum broken grains. There are as few as 5 % broken grains in every batch. Our team ensures the rice falls under the limits of pesticide residue defined by the international standards.

To maintain uniform size, we carefully sort and grade the rice post milling. We have an advanced milling setup where husk is effectively removed without wasting grains. Our diverse packaging options meet the wide range of requirements for businesses and end consumers.

Tasty Grain offers the best Sona Masoori rice with a balance of taste, texture, visual appearance and cost. If you want to buy from us, reach out to our support team today.