On Sunday, March 1, 2015 at 4:50:18 AM UTC-7, Julie Bove wrote:
> Has anyone tried this organic brand? I have no clue where I bought this bag
> and thankfully it was a small one.
>
> I took it out of the cupboard and immediately noticed two dark brown things
> inside that were about the same size and shape as the rice but not quite.
> At first I assumed that it was some stray grain of another kind or
> something. But now. I picked them out, put them on a white paper plate to
> view them better, then saw two more.
>
> I immediately ran to the computer and looked up images of mice turds. Which
> these may well be. I really can't say for sure. But I also noticed that
> the grains of rice didn't look very good. Some were more white than others
> and some appeared to be broken. So, into the Biobag it went because I
> didn't want to take any chances.
>
> The bag was totally sealed. No holes or anything. I must have been in a
> hurry when I picked it up. But I don't think I will be trying this brand
> again. Blech.

It is all a plot Julie. They are out to get you by putting a few mouse turds in every bag of rice.

Take a quantity of rice in one hand and use the other hand to pick out the shrivelled and broken kernels. Same with the discolored ones and so on until you have an acceptable sample. Continue on until the whole bag has been cleaned of extraneous material. Store the cleaned rice in a container with a tight lid. Problem solved and you have saved money instead of "tossing" the whole shebang.

"Tossing"...pet name for Julie's method of disposal.
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