Fortune Hamesha Basmati Rice, suitable for daily cooking, 5 Kg
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Fortune Hamesha Basmati Rice, suitable for daily cooking, 5 Kg
Original price was: ₹999.00.₹699.00Current price is: ₹699.00.
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8 reviews for Fortune Hamesha Basmati Rice, suitable for daily cooking, 5 Kg
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Amazon Customer –
Not match with price, instead of buying this you can go market and get a better rice with same price.
Amazon Customer –
I have consumed this 2-3 times before. Grains were sufficiently nice and long for daily consumption. This time the grains have turned out thick and sticky….wondering if it’s a different inferior rice quality in same packaging
Saurabh –
I have tried it many times and found the flavour and taste are good.
ARDHENDU BANDYAPADHYAY –
As per the User it’s a good product!
Amazon Customer –
Its decent rice
Debasish –
Flavor not traceable, scent minimum wastage of money
Amazon Customer –
Packaging was okay. Grains were whole mostly (that is not broken). Rice does not have any fragrant aroma typical of high quality Basmati rice but no foul smell either. It has a flavor close to regular long grain Baans-Kathi rice but on boil elongates little bit more than the Baans-kathi (not as much as high quality Basmati rice though). Not suitable for restaurant style or festive season Biryani or Pulao preparation. Suitable for those looking for a better plain rice for regular consumption. On comparison scale of Basmati rice, it would be rated 2.5-3 stars but considering that at its pricepoint, it is both good quality and affordable for regular consumption and hence value for money, I am giving it a rating of 4 stars for a product in its price range. I would recommend it for regular consumption as staple food at home.
Rishita Sinha –
Rice quality is mostly bad and broken rice. Doesn’t cook as long grain basmati. Size of rice is similar to any steamed rice because of broken grains.