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Kohinoor Brown Basmati Rice

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Rice Type: Brown Rice

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Kohinoor Brown Basmati Rice is a whole grain basmati that retains its nutrient-dense bran layer and germ, giving you more fibre, more minerals, and a lower glycaemic index than white basmati, without compromising the signature aroma and long grain character that define authentic Kohinoor rice. Naturally high in dietary fibre, magnesium, and phosphorus, it is the everyday rice that is genuinely good for you. Wholesome, aromatic, and satisfying: this is what a healthy rice truly looks like.

The bran layer adds a subtly nutty, earthy dimension to the flavour that works particularly well with richly spiced dishes. Dal makhani, rajma, spiced paneer, roasted vegetables dressed with olive oil and herbs, Kohinoor Brown Basmati holds its own alongside all of them. It is also an excellent base for grain bowls, alongside fresh herbs, pickled vegetables, and a simple yoghurt dressing. Naturally vegan, free from additives, and sourced from the Himalayan foothills, it is the wholesome upgrade that does not ask you to compromise on taste or tradition. For those asking whether brown basmati rice is good for you: yes, genuinely, and deliciously so.

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Naturally high in fibre and lower on the glycaemic index, Kohinoor Brown Basmati Rice gives you the goodness of whole grain without giving up the taste of authentic basmati.

Every grain retains its bran layer and germ, which means more fibre, more minerals, and a slower, steadier release of energy with every meal. It is the everyday rice that genuinely works for your body and your kitchen, whether you are serving it alongside a rich dal or building a wholesome grain bowl from scratch.

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Whole Grain Brown Basmati

Whole Grain Brown Basmati

Bran layer and germ retained in full, preserving the natural fibre, B vitamins, magnesium, and phosphorus lost during the polishing of white rice.

Lower Glycaemic Index

Lower Glycaemic Index

Brown basmati rice releases energy more gradually than white basmati, supporting steadier blood sugar levels and longer-lasting fullness.

High Fibre Rice:

High Fibre Rice:

Significantly more dietary fibre per serving than white basmati rice, supporting digestive health and daily nutritional goals.

Authentic Basmati Aroma

Authentic Basmati Aroma

The signature floral fragrance of Himalayan basmati is fully present, complemented by a subtle, nutty depth from the bran layer.

Healthy Rice with Real Flavour

Healthy Rice with Real Flavour

A more complex, earthy taste that pairs beautifully with robust dishes such as dal makhani, rajma, and spiced curries.

Vegan and Vegetarian

Vegan and Vegetarian

Free from artificial additives, naturally plant-based, and suitable for a wide range of diets and lifestyles.

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How to Cook Brown Basmati Rice

Rinse and soak in cold water for 30 to 45 minutes to soften the bran layer and ensure even cooking throughout. Use a ratio of 1 part rice to 2 parts water. Bring to the boil, reduce to a low simmer, cover tightly, and cook for 25 to 30 minutes. Rest with the lid on for 10 minutes off the heat before fluffing with a fork.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, it retains its bran layer, making it a good source of dietary fibre, B vitamins, magnesium, and phosphorus. It also has a lower glycaemic index than white rice, supporting steadier energy levels and digestive health.

White basmati has its bran layer and germ removed during milling, reducing its fibre, vitamin, and mineral content. Brown basmati retains both, making it a more nutritionally complete grain with a nuttier flavour and a slightly firmer texture.

Brown basmati has a lower glycaemic index than white rice, releasing energy more gradually and causing a slower rise in blood sugar. It is a sensible choice for those following a lower-GI diet, though anyone with a specific condition should consult a healthcare professional.

Yes, it has a subtly nuttier, earthier flavour from the bran layer, though the signature basmati aroma remains. This depth pairs especially well with rich dishes like dal makhani, rajma, or spiced paneer.

After soaking for 30 to 45 minutes, it takes 25 to 30 minutes on a low simmer, followed by 10 minutes resting off the heat with the lid on. Use a 1:2 rice-to-water ratio throughout.

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