✅ Why Choose India Gate Broken Basmati Rice – 18kg?

Trusted India Gate Quality
India Gate is a well-known and respected rice brand, recognized for consistent quality, purity, and reliable sourcing from premium Indian basmati regions.

Economical Broken Basmati Selection
Carefully processed broken basmati grains offer the same authentic basmati taste and aroma at a more affordable price.

Naturally Aromatic
Retains the characteristic basmati fragrance, making it suitable for everyday cooking and bulk preparation.

Soft Texture & Quick Cooking
Broken grains cook faster than whole basmati rice and provide a soft, tender texture — ideal for large-scale meals.

Large 18kg Value Pack
Perfect for catering, restaurants, food service businesses, and large households looking for cost-effective bulk rice.

💪 Health Benefits (When Consumed in Moderation)

• Naturally Gluten-Free

• Rich in Carbohydrates for Energy

• Low Fat & Cholesterol-Free

• Provides Essential Nutrients including B Vitamins

• Easy to digest when cooked properly

Best consumed as part of a balanced diet.

🍽️ Nutritional Value (Approx. per 100g)

• Calories: ~340–360 kcal

• Carbohydrates: ~75–78 g

• Protein: ~6–8 g

• Fat: ~0.5–1 g

• Sugar: ~0 g

• Fiber: ~1–2 g

(Values may vary slightly depending on batch and processing.)

🍛 How to Use Broken Basmati Rice

• Daily Rice Meals – Ideal with curries, dals, and stews

• Khichdi – Perfect for soft, comfort-style rice dishes

• Rice Porridge / Congee – Quick-cooking and smooth texture

• Catering & Bulk Cooking – Cost-effective solution for large servings

• Stuffed Dishes & Rice Mixes – Suitable for fillings and blended recipes

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is Broken Basmati Rice?
Broken basmati rice consists of fragments of basmati grains produced during milling. It retains basmati taste and aroma but has shorter grain pieces.

Q2: Does it taste the same as whole basmati rice?
Yes, it maintains a similar flavor and aroma, though the texture is softer and less elongated.

Q3: Does it cook faster?
Yes — broken rice typically cooks quicker than whole basmati grains.

Q4: Is it suitable for biryani?
It is generally better suited for everyday meals and bulk cooking rather than premium layered biryani.

Q5: How should I store it?
Store in a cool, dry place. After opening, keep in an airtight container to maintain freshness.