INGREDIENTS:
Precooked long grain brown rice, pearled red wheat, bulgur wheat, dried garlic, salt, dried autolyzed yeast extract, natural flavors, dried onions, olive oil, dried parsley, soy protein, tocopherols for freshness, turmeric spice which imparts color.
Contains Wheat and Soy ingredients.
Contains 57% Whole Grain as packaged.
1 serving (1 cup prepared) of this product provides about 1 serving of Whole Grains.
100% Natural
Excellent Source of Fiber
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COMPANY INFORMATION:Near East Food Products
P.O. Box 049003
Chicago, Illinois 60604-9003
United States of America
Phone: 1-(800)-822-7423
Website: NearEast.com
SOURCE: Food Label
UPDATED ON: 2/8/2010
Dietary Food Exchanges:
1 Starch
1 Fat | |
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