RICH Rice Milk: Frequently Asked Questions

What is RICH Rice Milk?

Rice milk is made from organic brown rice cooked with water, blended and strained to get the maximum from the grain.  It is a lactose free alternative to milk. RICH Rice Milk is fortified with calcium and has a smooth creamy taste making it a great substitute for milk for people on dairy free diet or soy free diet or people looking for a healthy refreshing alternative to milk.

Where is RICH Rice Milk from?

RICH Rice Milk is made in Australia.

Does RICH Rice Milk taste good?

Absolutely! It holds the natural sweetness of rice, which even children enjoy and it’s healthy as it does not require any additional sweetener. It can be had warm or cold, mixed with any milk flavour powders like ‘Milo’ or ‘Horlicks’, just like cow’s milk.

Can children consume RICH Rice Milk?

If your child has nut or dairy allergies or if you just want to be healthy, give your child rice milk.  It is best to choose a calcium fortified rice milk like RICH Rice Milk. The low protein content of rice milk makes it easier to digest for children. The low fat content in rice milk can be compensated for by adding healthier fats (like monounsaturated fats) to your child’s diet.

NOTE: RICH Rice Milk can’t be substituted for infant formula and should NOT be given to babies.

Is RICH Rice Milk suitable for vegetarians and vegans?

RICH Rice Milk is a great substitute for cow’s milk for vegans and vegetarians as it is a grain with no animal additives.

It is naturally a low fat beverage with little saturated fat and no cholesterol, making it a healthy choice for conscious consumers.

Can RICH Rice Milk be used for cooking or baking?

Yes, RICH Rice Milk can be used for cooking and baking.

It is slightly sweet in taste, so is ideal in products that need to be sweet, like pancakes or baked desserts.

Will RICH Rice Milk make me fat?

RICH Rice Milk is a naturally low fat beverage. So if you want to lose weight or go on a diet or just choose healthy, rice milk may just be a better option than cow’s milk.

Is RICH Rice Milk suitable for people with medical conditions?

If you are advised to go on a low protein diet, RICH Rice Milk may be a good option as it is low in protein and fat, and easy to digest. If you are on a heart healthy diet, RICH Rice Milk may be a good alternative to cow's milk as it has no cholesterol.

Nevertheless, for all medical conditions, we highly recommend that you seek the advice of your medical practitioner.

Why should I choose RICH Rice Milk?

If you have a lactose intolerance, you’re allergic to dairy or vegan, RICH Rice Milk is a great substitute for cow or goat’s milk. Non-organic cow’s milk may come laced with antibiotics, hormones (growth or estrogen).

I already drink soy milk, so why change to RICH Rice Milk?

Those who are allergic to nuts, may also be sensitive to soy and therefore, need an alternative beverage. RICH Rice Milk does not contain added sugars and is naturally sweet, great for those who want to avoid sugar. The natural sweetness is an added bonus, which kids readily take to, especially if they have nut or dairy allergies. RICH Rice milk, unlike soy, does not contain a significant source of protein, which makes it gentle on the stomach and digestion. If you are not buying organic soy milk, then you may be drinking milk that uses genetically modified soy beans.

What are the benefits of switching to RICH Rice Milk?

Those on special diets either to lose weight and/or for other health conditions (such as heart health, allergies, lactose intolerance), fortified rice milk is a good substitute as it is naturally a low fat product. RICH Rice Milk is made from organic whole brown rice and is free from artificial colours, preservatives and flavours. It is easy to digest since it has less protein and fat as compared to dairy milk.

Should anyone avoid rice milk?

Rice-related allergies are very uncommon and RICH Rice Milk is free of other allergens such as artificial colours, preservatives and flavours making it a good alternative beverage. However, diabetics asked to cut down on rice may need to limit consumption as advised.