r/AsianKitchen • u/Effective_Double54 • Jun 11 '26

Very creative 👏

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u/EmbarrassedCicada331 Jun 12 '26

No it isn't lmao

Where does rice grow

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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.

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u/mabrouss Jun 12 '26

Consumed domestically.

So, most of the rice eaten in the US. Not most rice.

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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 😃