Guard Paradise Super Basmati Rice 5kg – Aged Pakistani Basmati, Long Grain Chawal

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Guard Paradise Super Basmati Rice Aged Long Grain Basmati · 5kg · Product of Pakistan Paradise is one of the everyday lines from Guard, a name that’s been milling basmati in Pakistan since long before “branded rice” was even a category there. The grains are long, aged, and pearl-white, built to stay separate and fluffy through a full pot of biryani. 🌾 About the Brand Guard Group of Industries dates back to 1948, and Guard Rice was the first company to introduce packaged, branded basmati to a Pakistani market that had only ever sold rice loose. It later became the first private rice company in the country with its own research and development centre. The grain itself is grown in Punjab’s paddy fields and irrigated with snowmelt from the Himalayas, and Guard now exports to well over 45 countries. 🌾 Extra-Long, Aged Grain Ageing pulls out moisture and deepens the aroma — the grains elongate further once cooked, without going sticky. 💰 The Everyday Choice The accessible entry point into Guard’s range — same Punjab-grown basmati heritage as Supreme, priced for regular cooking. 👩‍🍳 How to Cook It • Rinse 2–3 times until the water runs mostly clear. • Soak for 30 minutes for the fullest grain elongation. • Use roughly a 1:1.5 to 1:2 rice-to-water ratio. • Bring to a boil, then cover and simmer on low for 10–15 minutes, and let it rest before fluffing. ❓ FAQ Q: What’s the difference between Guard’s Paradise and Supreme lines? A: Both are aged basmati from the same company — Supreme is aged longer with a slightly longer average grain, while Paradise is the everyday-priced option built for regular cooking. Pairs well with Guard Supreme Basmati, or browse more Pakistani products. 🏪 JB Halal Food — Shinjuku, Tokyo