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>>6518090
Ah yeah I heard about the arsenic from the soil that rice is grown in and my levels probably are very high. But you can remove some of the arsenic by soaking your rice overnight emptying out the water when it's ready, and washing the rice before cooking.

You can also eat a higher ratio of beans to rice. Also different rice have different arsenic levels depending on the brand and area they're grown.

>>6518283
Lol the simplest and easiest prep of any meal, besides those quick microwave meals. Beans and rice still takes some preparation but barely any effort.

You literally just go to the grocery store and buy any kind of beans or rice that you want, I have pinto beans, black beans, and brown rice in my pantry. You can get whatever you want, there's loads of different types.

To cook rice, you literally just put it on the stove with water (follow the instructions on the side to how much water you need) and then you boil it for 30 minutes, and then you have rice.

And then for beans it's the same thing, except you have to leave out beans in a bowl or container with water overnight, empty it out when you're ready to cook, and then you put beans on a stove with water and cook for an hour or until they're squishy that you can squish one with a spoon easily. That's literally it.

Easy easy and takes no effort at all once you've done this a few times. Best meal if you want something ultra cheap, ultra delicious, and ultra easy to make.

>>6518349
Yeah I think you'll really love beans and rice if you're getting tired of you're current meal. I've been eating beans and rice for the majority of 2017 and still want to eat it daily, like I'm always very happy and thankful when I'm eating beans and rice, one of the best part about being born