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Primero abre el paquete de arroz

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A HORRIFIED shopper couldn't believe her eyes after opening up a pack of Uncle Ben's rice only to find it covered in mould.

Emily Dickinson, 23, from Colindale, north west London, was doing her weekly shop at Iceland when she purchased the rice earlier this month.

She was making her dinner on Friday evening when she opened the pouch, only to find it covered in mould that had solidified.

The child care worker told The Sun Online: "I could not believe it, it was just disgusting.

"I just opened it and I was terrified because it is not the kind of thing you usually expect to see."

The pack was months from expiry, and was stored correctly after being purchased.

Miss Dickinson said that she rarely eats rice, but is on a January health kick and had been advised to eat it more often by Slimming World.

However after the unfortunate incident, she's unlikely to be buying it again.

"I think I've been put off rice for life now," she added.

"I just even hate thinking about when I opened the pack, it was just wrong."

An Uncle Ben's spokeswoman apologised to Miss Dickinson for the incident.

They added: "We're really sorry to see someone have a disappointing experience with Uncle Ben's.

"Occasionally a rice pouch can get damaged before it reaches the consumer and air can get in, causing the rice to go mouldy.

"From the pictures it looks like this is what has happened - we'd like to apologise that they didn't get the great product they expected.

"We'd like the chance to speak to the customer so we can try to identify how the pouch got damaged. We'd also love to send them some Uncle Ben's products in replacement."
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Horrified shopper finds disgusting MOULDY rice in Uncle Ben's pouch

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A HORRIFIED shopper couldn't believe her eyes after opening up a pack of Uncle Ben's rice only to find it covered in mould. Emily Dickinson, 23, from Colindale, north west London, was doing her weekly shop at Iceland when she purchased the rice earlier this month.

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Segundo hierva el agua

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A boil water advisory issued for Northville Wednesday night was lifted Thursday after the valve was repaired.

The Great Lakes Water Authority repaired a valve on a main line that feeds into Northville's water system. The water boil advisory was issued at 11:30 p.m. and was expected to remain in effect for at least two days.

According to the Great Lakes Water Authority, tap water may be used for showering, baths, shaving and washing during an advisory, but don't swallow water or allow it to get in your eyes, nose or mouth.

People with compromised immune systems, infants and some elderly are at increased risk for health issues during this time. Pets should be given boiled water.

srahal@detroitnews.com

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A boil water advisory issued for Northville Wednesday night was lifted Thursday after the valve was repaired. The Great Lakes Water Authority repaired a valve on a main line that feeds into Northville's water system. The water boil advisory was issued at 11:30 p.m. and was expected to remain in effect for at least two days.

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Luego pone el arroz en una plata

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Luego cubre la plata

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Luego calenta el arroz durante cinquenta y ocho segundos

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This Oster 1100-Watt Microwave Oven is the perfect no-hassle kitchen solution for heating, reheating and defrosting. This convenient countertop microwave is straightforward and simple thanks to an easy-to-use interface and classic one-touch settings like Popcorn and Frozen Dinner. The compact dimensions let you fit standard-sized plates without taking up too much counter space, which makes it a great addition to smaller living spaces like dorm rooms and studio apartments.

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Oster 1.1 Cu. Ft. 1100 Watt Digital Microwave Oven - Black OGZJ1104

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This Oster 1100-Watt Microwave Oven is the perfect no-hassle kitchen solution for heating, reheating and defrosting. This convenient countertop microwave is straightforward and simple thanks to an easy-to-use interface and classic one-touch settings like Popcorn and Frozen Dinner.

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There are lots of online solutions for cleaning really burnt pots and pans, so Chef Joshna put them to the test. She praises this method as the easiest, most effective and quickest way to get your blackened pot back to its shiny former self. Because who has time to soak a pot overnight?

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We've all done it. Put a pot of something like rice on the stove, forgotten about it or didn't turn the heat down, and presto! Your beautiful saucepan has a burnt layer on the bottom.

1. Discard contents of pot.

2. Scrape out as many loose bits of burnt food as you can with a wooden spoon.

3. Don't use anything sharp or abrasive.

4. Sprinkle baking soda into bottom of pan (about 2 tbsp per cup of water).

5. Add enough water to cover burnt parts by 1-inch and stir; water should look murky.

6. Bring to a boil, reduce heat to medium and simmer for 15 minutes.

7. Remove from heat and discard water.

8. Scrape bottom of pot with wooden spoon. Burnt bits should come right off!

9. If any stains remain, sprinkle baking soda into the pan and add a few drops of water to form a paste.

10. Scrub using a non-abrasive scrubbie. The remaining bits will come right off!

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The Best Way to Clean Burnt Pots and Pans - Steven and Chris

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cleanburntpots] We've all done it. Put a pot of something like rice on the stove, forgotten about it or didn't turn the heat down, and presto! Your beautiful saucepan has a burnt layer on the bottom. 1. Discard contents of pot. 2. Scrape out as many loose bits of burnt food as you can with a wooden spoon.