Seeds of Change
Seeds of change makes organic, exotice blends of whole grains and rice all in an easy, microwavable pouch - what could be better?
Seeds of Change started off in 1989 as an organic seed company, devoting one percent of their sales toward sustainable organic farming. It was a natural step for Seeds of Change to create organic food products.
Seeds of Change organic microwaveable rice comes in flavors that range from Latin to Indian. They are eclectic; the textures are surprising. The sweet, simple ingredient list includes organic grains, legumes and seasonings. Not one artificial ingredient in site!
The Flavors
- Arroz Hispaniola Caribbean Red Beans & Brown Rice
- Dharamsala Aromatic Indian Rice Bread
- Rishikesh Whole Grain Brown Basmati Rice
- Tigris A Mixture of Seven Whole Grains
- Uyuni Quinoa & Whole Grain Brown Rice
- Tapovan White Basmati Rice
Seeds of Change comes in shelf-stable pouches that take only a few minutes to get to your dinner table; just squeeze, tear and microwave the package and dig in.
Noteable Negatives
Only four out of six of the varieties list the first grain as a whole grain. The sodium content is a bit higher in some varieties, but still much lower than many other ready-made rice products that contain up to 1,000 milligrams of sodium per serving.
Nutritional Facts
- Carefully remove plastic casing and place thawed roast in covered casserole dish with vegetables such as potatoes, carrots and onions.
- Pour a baste (try olive oil and herbs) over roast, reserving some for later.
- Cover and bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour and 15 minutes.
- Pour remaining baste over roast. Cover and cook for another 10 minutes.
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