CAN'T you Live without RICE?

Hello prime. There must be something wrong with me then. I don't eat rice everyday. Maybe once a week. I won't whip you today, though. TATA.

Hello there! Well, I can live without rice. I am not really into eating habit, lol! In replacement with rice, I eat bread or pasta... :-)

it's not that i can't live without rice. i should say, that a meal is not satisfying without it. i am a rice lover too. well, that's what we are filipinos.

i cant live with out rice .everyday i eat rice 2 times with one or two vegetable curries in it.i feel my stomach full,when i eat rice only daily. i am glad to hear from u is that half of word eat rice. as i am indian,like other indians i am too fond of rice.now i am in other country ,but i buy rice here,which comes from india. rice rate is more here ,but i cant leave it and takes daily. i can make rice recipes like biryani's and fried rice items. i will make atleast once in a week. daily i will eat white plain rice with vegetable curries and curd in it. so i can strongly tell u i am a ricelover more,than others.

I also can't live without rice. I usually go second during lunch and dinner. I'm a rice lover. Although I can't eat all rice. Of course it has to have servings of other dishes.

Hi prime, here in South India everyone will have rice daily. We too will have rice daily but in the night we will have roti made up of wheat flour.

I am a certified rice addict myself, so I can't live without it obviously. I have it every day, ideally three times a day. I now work in a country where rice is not a staple food, but I always see to it that I have rice, no matter how expensive it is here. Gotta have my rice carbs!

Well, I don't need it on a daily basis... but I do have it probably about 4 or 5 times per week... I am really a fan of rice! I have it a lot, in comparison to most people out here, out in Canada... except for around me... about 40% of the population of my city is from Asia, so rice has really struck a cord with the people out here. It's good stuff! How can you go wrong with it?

Yea I can't live without rice, our staple food in everyday life. Rice can be eaten with so many different delicacies and the blandness of rice makes it much more attractive because when mixed with other dishes, it creates some sort of balance and the food is tastier this way. I love rice and will always do.

hello dear bro, Oh,i am the one who can live without eating rice in a day or a week. I can managed with bread,fruits,or just vegetables and i am use to it brother. Speaking of rice,last night i was so hungry and eat a lot (hahahaha...lots of rice) I visit my friend and asks her to prepare fried fish and red eggs with tomatoes (i miss those foods) hahahaha Honestly dear bro,i don't eat rice everyday it's part of my diet and it works. Happy laundry

Yes. I can live. I already tried this when i wan in Tokyo. I love indian rice, but couldn't get it in tokyo. I didn't like japanese rice. So i decided to take other items like chicken, bread, fish etc., without rice. After 3 months, it became usual.

i can live without rice. i seldom eat rice but my family prefers to eat rice every meal.

I am from Goa, India. If you are not familiar with the map, It falls on the western coast of India just bellow Mumbai. We Goans or for that matter the people staying along the entire sea coast are rice and fish eaters. It is their staple food and they can't replace it with anything else anywhere in the world they go.

I can quite easily live without rice really. I seem to prefer many many other foods over rice. I guess that when i was growing up i never really had it that often and it is still the same now really. If i was to buy rice in then it would only be because i would want to use it with a curry or with sweet & sour sauce. Other than that i never really bother with it. Don't really feel that there is much taste to it, i guess i only really ever buy about one medium size bag a year. I think that rice is pretty well priced but i just don't see much of a need for it and i certainly would not eat it on it's own, i would need a sauce that fully covers the rice so that i can mix it together as the rice then tastes that bit better.

Oh yes, I belong to the rice lovers club. About a week ago I bought a 15 pound sack of Basmati and had absolutely not problem with the fact that my boyfriend didn't need any. In fact, I'm not having to split the sack with anyone and that's just fine with me. I suppose if I had to live without rice I would, but I would be a very very unhappy camper. I love the versatility of it. If I had it 7 days a week I could make it 7 different ways. Now that's fun!!!

I live in the USA. My Mother hated rice. She felt it had no taste and took too much work to make it have any. About once a year, we had rice pudding. My husband was in the military. He lived in Korea. HE gets upset if we don't have rice once a week. So I've gone from one a year to once a week. Big diffeence. I just wait until something has lots of broth and pour it over the rice. Like soup, chili, etc. Strangely enough, my husband doesn't like rice pudding. Go figure.

my daily food is rice. i used to eat rice everyday. but there was a time i feel bored for eating rice. So i try to eat bread and noodles as the substutite. and i feel just fine and great. so i can say that i can live without it

Even rice is one of the important food here in Asia. I think without is not the reason for me not live. There are many alternatives to live if happen there is no rice anymore or no supply of rice. Well, I want to say I can live without rice

I could live without rice such as by consuming noodles, bread etc..but after a few hours i still feel hungry. So I think I need plenty of them and eating rice is a way too adapted in most Filipino household just good to the appetite so easily absorb though their are many food which have the same benefit containing the same carbohydrates that is contain in rice. The truth eating rice with delicious food they are such an excellent match. However if rice is available I could practice eating food aside from rice just to satisfy my hunger than to go with empty stomach..

I'm a typical Asian who basically lives with the stereotype of not being able to live without rice, lol.. however it's been a while since I stopped myself from eating it, as excessive carbs, if not used by the body will later on be converted to fats, and I don't want that... not that I'm not eating the aromatic,hot,soft (ugh I lost it) white grains anymore, but I just don't cook them by myself. Nowadays I just eat it during events, celebrations or festivals because people would usually cook them during these occasions.. which are not very rare :p