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zeusdogmom

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4. Me, too.

Reply to Ocelot II (Reply #1)

Tue Aug 31, 2021, 11:28 AM

Aug 2021

A little pricey but then it is harvested in the traditional way by hand in canoes by actual members of the Ojibwe tribe. It is SO good. Keeps forever if stored properly so I take advantage of sometimes price breaks by buying a large amount and take care in repackaging it if necessary.

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Homage to American Indian tradition of gathering wild rice [View all] multigraincracker Aug 2021 OP

I love wild rice - the real stuff, not the hard black cultivated rice Ocelot II Aug 2021 #1

We became hooked after spending time in Northern Minnesota ... YDogg Aug 2021 #3

Me, too. zeusdogmom Aug 2021 #4

Thank you. niyad Aug 2021 #2