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Grown at high altitudes in the pristine Himalayan environment and nourished with water drawn from deep within the mountains, our “high-altitude” red rice are unpolished, whole grain with intact bran and packed with nutrients.
Red rice is already the rage in most health conscious communities worldwide. It is a special variety of rice that gets its deep red colour from an anthocyanins content. Anthocyanins are flavonoids that have a red, purple and blue pigment in fruits, grains and vegetables. This rice is unhulled or partially hulled, and has a red husk, unlike the more common brown rice. Nutty in flavour, red rice has high nutritional values, compared to the polished rice varieties.
Place of Origin – Chand Bagh Orchards, Sharontha, Shimla
How To Cook –
Red Rice takes significantly same cooking time than white rice. To cook one cup of red rice, two-and-a-half cups of water is needed.
Available in 2kg packs only.
SheEarth is an initiative by Archana Chauhan and she says, “Born in the Himalayas, we were privileged to live in the company of blue skies, clear drinkable water, green forests and clean pollution-free air. We knew of life being lived no other way. As years passed and we became adults, we moved to big cities for education, jobs, etc. but eventually, we came back home. In this time, we have seen the impact of humans on the world around us and beyond. We are land dwellers at heart and have deep within us a sense of belonging and duty towards our earth.
Nature is in danger from all of us, be it deforestation, unplanned development, intensive farming, plastic pollution, or excessive use of chemical fertilizers. The list is frankly very long. One fine afternoon, I decided to stop cursing the darkness & light the candle and Sheearth was born. This is a small initiative by us to provide you with locally produced, sustainable, healthy, chemical-free, non-GMO produce at your doorsteps.
You know how they say - We are the ones we have been waiting for and more so, we are the change that we seek”. 
