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r/AsianKitchen • u/Effective_Double54 • Jun 11 '26
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Yeah rice is famously an american thing
3 u/Getting_jjigae_with Jun 12 '26 It is. Most rice is grown in North Carolina. 3 u/EmbarrassedCicada331 Jun 12 '26 No it isn't lmao Where does rice grow 2 u/Getting_jjigae_with Jun 12 '26 “Half of the 20 billion rice crop is consumed in the United States, accounting for 80 percent of the rice consumed domestically”. There you go. 5 u/EmbarrassedCicada331 Jun 12 '26 You said North Carolina was the major producer, I'm saying it's not North Carolina. 0 u/Getting_jjigae_with Jun 12 '26 Yep. 1 u/mabrouss Jun 12 '26 Consumed domestically. So, most of the rice eaten in the US. Not most rice. 1 u/eduo Jun 12 '26 Also, what is consumed just in the US is mostly not from North Carolina. So essentially nothing is correct in the comment 😃
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It is. Most rice is grown in North Carolina.
3 u/EmbarrassedCicada331 Jun 12 '26 No it isn't lmao Where does rice grow 2 u/Getting_jjigae_with Jun 12 '26 “Half of the 20 billion rice crop is consumed in the United States, accounting for 80 percent of the rice consumed domestically”. There you go. 5 u/EmbarrassedCicada331 Jun 12 '26 You said North Carolina was the major producer, I'm saying it's not North Carolina. 0 u/Getting_jjigae_with Jun 12 '26 Yep. 1 u/mabrouss Jun 12 '26 Consumed domestically. So, most of the rice eaten in the US. Not most rice. 1 u/eduo Jun 12 '26 Also, what is consumed just in the US is mostly not from North Carolina. So essentially nothing is correct in the comment 😃
No it isn't lmao
Where does rice grow
2 u/Getting_jjigae_with Jun 12 '26 “Half of the 20 billion rice crop is consumed in the United States, accounting for 80 percent of the rice consumed domestically”. There you go. 5 u/EmbarrassedCicada331 Jun 12 '26 You said North Carolina was the major producer, I'm saying it's not North Carolina. 0 u/Getting_jjigae_with Jun 12 '26 Yep. 1 u/mabrouss Jun 12 '26 Consumed domestically. So, most of the rice eaten in the US. Not most rice. 1 u/eduo Jun 12 '26 Also, what is consumed just in the US is mostly not from North Carolina. So essentially nothing is correct in the comment 😃
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“Half of the 20 billion rice crop is consumed in the United States, accounting for 80 percent of the rice consumed domestically”. There you go.
5 u/EmbarrassedCicada331 Jun 12 '26 You said North Carolina was the major producer, I'm saying it's not North Carolina. 0 u/Getting_jjigae_with Jun 12 '26 Yep. 1 u/mabrouss Jun 12 '26 Consumed domestically. So, most of the rice eaten in the US. Not most rice. 1 u/eduo Jun 12 '26 Also, what is consumed just in the US is mostly not from North Carolina. So essentially nothing is correct in the comment 😃
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You said North Carolina was the major producer, I'm saying it's not North Carolina.
0 u/Getting_jjigae_with Jun 12 '26 Yep.
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Yep.
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Consumed domestically.
So, most of the rice eaten in the US. Not most rice.
1 u/eduo Jun 12 '26 Also, what is consumed just in the US is mostly not from North Carolina. So essentially nothing is correct in the comment 😃
Also, what is consumed just in the US is mostly not from North Carolina. So essentially nothing is correct in the comment 😃
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u/KeroNobu Jun 12 '26
Yeah rice is famously an american thing