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rice bran

 

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Rice Bran

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense 1: The outer layer of a rice grain that is removed during the milling process.

Usage: In the production of rice, the rice bran is separated and discarded.

Example Sentence: The rice bran is rich in nutrients and can be used in various culinary preparations.

Related Products: Rice Bran Oil, Rice Bran Supplement

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense 2: A byproduct of rice milling, often used as animal feed or in the production of oil.

Usage: The rice bran obtained from milling is typically used as a cheap and abundant source of feed for livestock.

Example Sentence: Farmers utilize rice bran as a cost-effective feed to supplement their livestock's diet.

Related Products: Rice Bran Animal Feed, Rice Bran Oil for Animals

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense 3: A powder, oil, or extract derived from rice bran and used in various cosmetic and skincare products.

Usage: Rice bran is a popular ingredient in many beauty products due to its nourishing properties.

Example Sentence: The face cream contains rice bran extract, known for its moisturizing and rejuvenating effects.

Related Products: Rice Bran Powder, Rice Bran Oil for Skin

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 1: Referring to something that is associated with or characteristic of a specific region or locality.

Usage: The restaurant serves a special dish with a local flavor using rice bran oil.

Example Sentence: The traditional recipe calls for rice bran vinegar, a local ingredient known for its unique taste.

Related Products: Local Rice Bran Products

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