Seeds of Change Organic Brown & Red Rice with Chia & Kale 8.5oz

$ 259.00

Organic brown and red rice get kicked-up with super-nutritious kale and high-protein chia seeds
Made with USDA certified-organic ingredients
Free of artificial colors, flavors, and preservatives
Vegetarian friendly
Microwaves in 90 seconds

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It’s like a meal in a pouch! Brown and red rice get kicked-up with super-nutritious kale and high-protein chia seeds. You?ll love this profoundly delicious dish that?s ready to serve in less than 2 minutes. This microwavable rice blend is a delicious way to add an organic touch to all your rice dishes and meals. All SEEDS OF CHANGE food products are certified-organic and naturally delicious because their ingredients are grown using eco-friendly methods.

Organic brown and red rice get kicked-up with super-nutritious kale and high-protein chia seeds. Microwaves in just 90 seconds or add it your stir-fry rice recipes.

Suggested Use
Squeeze pouch to separate rice. Tear 2 inches to vent. Heat on HIGH for 90 seconds.

Weight 57.6 oz

Brand

Seeds of Change

Our brand was founded in 1989 to make organically grown seeds available to gardens and farmers. We are dedicated to preserving the heirloom seed varieties in danger of being lost to the "advances" of industrial agriculture. Our seeds are certified organic, sourced from trusted growers in the United States, and certified to be free of GMOs. Our food line was launched in 1997 to bring the goodness of organic food to people everywhere. We search the globe to discover a wide range of delectable flavors that we combine in our food products. The ingredients in our foods are grown organically using eco-friendly methods. We are committed to furthering the organic cause by creating a unique seed-to-plate experience for people who cherish the goodness of nature in their gardens, kitchens, and communities.