【Izukappa Zen-Rice froｍ Japan】Dry Konjac Rice, 35 oz (1000 g) No Sugar, No Fat, Low Calorie, Freezeable, Vegan-Friendly, Zero Gluten, Ready to Eat.

Not bad but not a good match for us. I'd recommend trying the smallest bag for a trial if you are going to get this.

As advertised

I wanted to give this a try and see if I can notice any flavor difference. It cooked well for me and seems to taste pretty good. I just like to eat a little bit of it or mix it in with some vegetables. I would recommend it as a rice substitute.

it looks like plastic rice, smell funny and ugly. it’s like eating a plastic

Disgusting!! Bitter tasting, chemical smell. I’m very familiar with dried Konjac rice; there’s something wrong with this brand. Demand a refund.

My partner needs to watch his sugar and carbs due to diabetes and we've been liking this as an add-in to our regular rice. I typically make 2 cups of uncooked rice at a time, but with this I make 1 1/2 cups of regular rice with 1/2 cup of this added in and we enjoy the texture and flavor. I rinse the rice like usual and then I add this to the rice cooker and add the amount of water needed for the rice (3 cups of water when I make 1 1/2 cups of rice with 1/2 cup of this), then I stir it with a rice paddle and start the rice cooker like normal. I like the flavor and texture of this and my partner and housemate did not notice the difference in the rice until I told them that I had added this in.

Honestly, it’s a scam. It says it’s low calorie and low carb, but it has 49g of carbs PER SERVING. First ingredient is tapioca starch. And it’s 35 dollars for a product that is not even what it is advertised as. Dissapointed.

I love rice. I mean, I make it several times a week in my rice cooker, so when I saw this "rice," I was excited to try it. I thought, "wow, this stuff must be really good for 35 dollars a bag!" Well, it is, sort of. I followed the package directions, and mixed this 50-50 with my regular white rice in the rice cooker. The result was a bowl of white rice. When eating it, I could not distinguish between this rice and the regular white rice. So, it tastes just like white rice. But what is the point of this? I understand this is made from potatoes, and is not actually "rice." Is it healthier than regular white rice? You can decide that for yourself, but here's a comparison on the nutritional values of this vs. my regular white rice: ***** Calories per serving: Regular rice, 160; ZenRice, 207. ***** Cholesterol per serving: Regular rice, O; ZenRice, O. ***** Sodium per serving: Regular rice, 0; ZenRice, 47 mg. ***** Fat per serving: Regular rice, 0; ZenRice, 0. ***** Total Carbohydrate per serving: Regular rice, 36 Grams (no added sugar); ZenRice, 49 Grams (no added sugar). I just don't see the nutritional advantage to this over just regular white rice. I will continue to add it to my regular rice when cooking, to stretch it out a bit, but I would not buy this product again for this price. Three stars.