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A member asked:
I heard eating raw rice can be potentially harmful. is it okay to cook the rice, dry it out, then grind it and drink it with milk? thanks
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You're fine: You probably heard about the guy who ate raw rice, drank water, had it swell in his stomach, and he exploded. It's just made up. I'm sorry. It will absorb water and perhaps make you uncomfortable, but you're not in danger. If this practice doesn't give you a stomach ache, enjoy it.
Answered 2/15/2015
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