Most of the latter group were basically 'rice will kill you within five minutes of you cooking it, eat it fast and then destroy it!'
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Most of the former were all 'huh? I never heard that' and secretly wondered if they were dirty. But THEN!
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I did a little digging and found all the places warning you against eating leftover rice were UK- or AUS-based...
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And the people advising against rice, I suspect, learned food prep from someone based in one of those
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So it's 2015 and you have two camps who don't even know the other exists: 'what do you mean you (don't) eat leftover rice?''
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We usually cook rice, eat, then put it away a few hours later. I was fascinated by people who treated rice as a breeding ground of disease.
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Felt a bit like Plato's cave, imagining the fearers-of-rice as people who didn't know any other way to live
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And of course now I wonder what other in-plain-sight truisms or fables we all cling to but don't talk about
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Then of course I wondered if the fda was in on some Big Rice conspiracy theory
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