I can't stress enough my undying love for flavored rice, haha. If I have to choose my carbs for breakfast, kanin padin talaga over bread! Naku, Especially now that I am surrounded with diners, pizzas, and burgers.. I take every opportunity just to have this very-Pinoy meal staple.
So imagine my excitement when McCormick, purveyor of quality herbs and spices and recipe mixes, releases their new McCormick Rice Cookers--infusing 3 Asian-inspired flavors in our rice: Hainanese Chicken Rice, Biryani Rice, and Nadi Lemak Coconut Pandan Rice. Naglalaway ako just thinking about these!
The launch was held in Makati, overlooking the beautiful city:
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Cute event concept! McCormick launched their new product line with FOOD FLIGHTS, handing all the guests with this passport so that everyone can try all 3 different flavors of McCormick Rice Cookers:
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The Hainanese Chicken Rice variant boasts Singapore’s famous chicken rice recipe. It is also packed with flavorful hints of Lemongrass, Ginger and Garlic.
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| food photo from paul |
India’s food scene is filled both with color and flavor. Experience India with Biryani Rice Cookers variant. It has Turmeric, Cinnamon and Cardamom that will surely brighten up everyday plain rice.
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Taste the aromatic goodness of Malaysia’s signature Nasi Lemak. The combination of Pandan and Coconut Milk makes this rice cookers variant perfect match for fried chicken, curries, stir-fried dishes and seafood mains.
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Sabi nga nila, mas napapasarap ang kainan with flavored rice (kahit wala nang ulam!), but the best part is all variants uses natural spices, no added MSG* and no artificial colors. In short, pwedeng araw-arawin! ;p
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Taste the goodness of different Asian flavors (as if you're traveling around the world!) with the affordable and easy to prepare McCormick Rice Cookers! Each pack is good for 2 cups of rice.
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To know more about the products and for recipe ideas, visit:
OMG this is perfect! I love flavored rice (well, mixed rice but if there's an easier way to achieve it why the hell not?!)! Also, hi Ana! This is a bit late but my friends and I attended Blogopolis, and we had a ball listening to you and Aisa Ipac. :)
ReplyDeleteCheers, Dani