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The rice we eat is always white but on the rice plant, and when drying on the road, it is golden in color. How do the grains change color from golden to white?

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The rice we eat is always white but on the rice plant, and when drying on the road, it is golden in color. How do the grains change color from golden to white?

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A. After the moisture content of the rice has been reduced due to sun drying, the milling process begins. A sheller removes the inedible hull from the rice. The bran is then removed from the brown rice by abrasion as the grains are forced to rub against one another. Q.