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Arroz Mochi Integral X 25 Kg

$ 64.636,69

Su altísimo contenido en almidón hace que sea un arroz muy pegajoso, cualidad que se usa para elaborar diferentes platos. Es fácil presentarlo en forma de bolas o rollitos.
En Japón se conoce como arroz mochi y se usa sobre todo en repostería. Partiendo de harina de arroz glutinoso los japoneses hac

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Arroz Mochi Pulido X 1K

$ 3.735,88

Su altísimo contenido en almidón hace que sea un arroz muy pegajoso, cualidad que se usa para elaborar diferentes platos. Es fácil presentarlo en forma de bolas o rollitos.
En Japón se conoce como arroz mochi y se usa sobre todo en repostería. Partiendo de harina de arroz glutinoso los japoneses hac

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Arroz Negro Bulto X 25 Kg

$ 120.996,95

– Arroz negro x 30 Kg
– Origen : Argentina

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Arroz Negro X 1K

$ 3.630,00

– Arroz negro x 1kg
– Origen : Argentina

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Arroz Yamani Integral Bulto X 25 Kg

$ 63.038,64

Arroz Yamani Integral X 25 Kg Precio Mayorista

El arroz yamaní es una variedad de arroz integral originaria de Japón. Crece en climas templados y fríos, y se caracteriza por ser de grano corto, resistente y de color dorado.

Al ser degustado, el arroz yamaní cocido posee una textura suave, con un c

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Arroz Yamani Integral X 1K

$ 3.229,19

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Arroz Yamani Integral X 25 Kg

El arroz yamaní es una variedad de arroz integral originaria de Japón. Crece en climas templados y fríos, y se caracteriza por ser de grano corto, resistente y de color dorado.

Al ser degustado, el arroz yamaní coc

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