That is enough rice for today.
From FreeRice.com:
"You have donated 10000 grains of rice.
Wow! Now THAT is impressive!"
From Wikianswers:
How many grains of rice are in a one pound bag of long grain rice?
According to Producer's Rice Mills, (http://www.producersrice.com/rice/facts.html), there are over 29,000 grains in a pound of long grain white rice.
You'd have slightly fewer for long grain brown, as each grain retains its bran layer. Short grain rice is 3-4 times shorter, so you'd have 3-4 times as many in a pound.
and
• 1 lb. dry rice = approx. 2 1/4 c. (vol.)
• 1 cup cooked rice = approx. 8 oz. (wt.)
• 1 lb. cooked rice = approx. 1 pt. (2 cups)
• 1 lb. dry rice yields about 6-7 cups cooked rice
....so I just played a lot of rice. Granted, in the big scheme, not so much, but it's a lot more than I've played before, and now I solidly know where Burundi is, and that the difference between Mg and Mn, and also that le brouillard is "fog" in French.
"You have donated 10000 grains of rice.
Wow! Now THAT is impressive!"
From Wikianswers:
How many grains of rice are in a one pound bag of long grain rice?
According to Producer's Rice Mills, (http://www.producersrice.com/rice/facts.html), there are over 29,000 grains in a pound of long grain white rice.
You'd have slightly fewer for long grain brown, as each grain retains its bran layer. Short grain rice is 3-4 times shorter, so you'd have 3-4 times as many in a pound.
and
• 1 lb. dry rice = approx. 2 1/4 c. (vol.)
• 1 cup cooked rice = approx. 8 oz. (wt.)
• 1 lb. cooked rice = approx. 1 pt. (2 cups)
• 1 lb. dry rice yields about 6-7 cups cooked rice
....so I just played a lot of rice. Granted, in the big scheme, not so much, but it's a lot more than I've played before, and now I solidly know where Burundi is, and that the difference between Mg and Mn, and also that le brouillard is "fog" in French.