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2 comments:
Does Akitakomachi another japanese short grain rice have a similar GI to Koshihikari rice?
Sorry, it hasn't been tested as far as we know. We haven't seen any published results. Why not get in touch with the company marketing it and ask. Or encourage them to have it tested.
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