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Before anything else, allow me to greet a good friend who just celebrated his dazzling birthday this month, Johnny Litton.

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I shifted to eating brown, red, purple, black (colored!) rice a couple of years back especially after reading so much on the lack of nutrients of white rice. In a recent Good News Kapihan held in Baguio City, hosted by the Peace and Equity Foundation (PEF), my choice of eating colored rice was given more support. I learned so much about what we call heritage or heirloom rice. Suddenly, my shift to eating brown and red rice was not only for health, but was now for cultural sustainability, too.

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Glutinous colored rice called heirloom rice usually commands a higher price than the ordinary rice.

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                    [Title] => Good eats!
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Before anything else, allow me to greet a good friend who just celebrated his dazzling birthday this month, Johnny Litton.

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Glutinous colored rice called heirloom rice usually commands a higher price than the ordinary rice.

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