When Ma asked us where rice came from, Little Kid said, “from the pot”, and I wasn’t much better. \u00a0We decided to visit the country’s oldest rice mill, in New Iberia, Louisiana. \u00a0We got to see all the machines that process and package rice up close, but they weren’t running when we were there. \u00a0At that mill, they let nothing go to waste. \u00a0They sell hulls for animal bedding, and the bran to feed animals. \u00a0Afterwards we got a taste of rice. \u00a0It was good, but not as good as the ice cream factory samples.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
When Ma asked us where rice came from, Little Kid said, “from the pot”, and I wasn’t much better. \u00a0We decided to visit the country’s oldest rice mill, in New Iberia, Louisiana. \u00a0We got to see all the machines that process and package rice up close, but they weren’t running when we were there. \u00a0At … Continue reading Rice Mill<\/span>