unpolished rice

American  

noun

1. a partly refined rice, hulled and deprived of its germ but retaining some bran.

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Example Sentences

Between April 2018 and March 2019, the prefecture tested more than 9 million samples of local unpolished rice.

From The Guardian

So the birds had been switched back to their usual rations of brown, unpolished rice.

From Slate

At a recent dinner at Hixter, a restaurant here, the head chef, Ronnie Murray, paired a plate of Launceston lamb and meaty girolle mushrooms with Mr. Shichida’s 75 Junmai, a full-bodied sake that uses unpolished rice, a rarity even in Japan.

From New York Times

His diet included sunflower seeds, sesame, unpolished rice, dates, cashew nuts and carrot juice.

From New York Times

Both potatoes and rice are cheap and wholesome, if only we would get unpolished rice, and if we would leave the skins on the potatoes until after they are cooked.

From Project Gutenberg

Related Words

• brown rice