Thousand LakesMinnesota Grown Wild Rice - 15 ounces | 100% Wild Rice | All Natural

Excellent. Easy to cook. Nutty and flavorful. So glad I ordered this rice. We need to support more small businesses!!!

We've been buying our wild rice for years at a popular chain (hint--shrubs shaped like monkeys swinging in the trees), but now that chain only sells wild rice from September through March, according to a manager there.Our whole family loves wild rice with roasted turkey or chicken, and with lamb stew. So, gave this brand a try. Costs only slightly more per pound than at the hip chain-store.I think it has a rich, nutty flavor, and it has a classic wild-rice texture and fragrance.Our 5 lb. bag was very strong, sealed plastic, and it was well packed with air-pillows.I'm not surprised by how many people seem to know very little about wild rice. We stopped eating it for years because the price had gone crazy in big grocery stores. So, of course younger shoppers might never have tried it--or had it just at a few holidays where it might have been overcooked or otherwise not done right.Very glad to have this option to enjoy affordable wild-rice.Oh--and it is high in fiber, really helpful for digestion. Don't need raisin bran on days you eat this! Works GREAT!

As advertised taste good

I love this rice! We have been buying it for over a year and it is great quality and taste.We cook it typically in our instant pot during 20 minutes and fast release. It goes well with fish, meat, veggies, etc. I really recommend it and it has a little discount if you subscribe.

Good rice from the land of lakes.

Taste and quality is good. Cooks in about 45 minutes. I made a chicken and wild rice soup. Holds up well. Expensive though.

Good value on real MN wild rice rather than buying expensive, teeny-tiny packages that don't make enough for a bird. I keep it in the freezer and can make as much or as little as I need at a time. Excellent quality. I have not opened this package yet but was very satisfied with the first and have no reason to think the new package will be any different.

Earthy, high quality wild rice. It’s not a dish I make often (not many of my people like wild rice overall) so I do it right when I do. Add fresh sliced mushrooms and of course some butter and it’s a very simple, homey, authentic treat.