Bob's Red Mill Creamy Rice Farina Hot Cereal, Brown, 26 Ounce

I am a celiac patient so I bought this product. It’s a very hearty hot breakfast cereal. I add a little more water than it calls for and cook it slow and low. Stir it frequently so it doesn’t clump or stick to the pan. I recommend!

It's the best hot cereal for a morning breakfast. With a touch of coconut creamer and a splash of maple syrup, wow! so delicious. Bob's Redmill products are of such high quality, it's high on my list of quality foods.

This is my standby morning cereal. I find it easy to prepare and reliable for taste and consistency. I think Bob's Red Mill is good quality, and this cereal is gluten free. I cannot find this anywhere but on Amazon, so I place a regular order here.

I’ve always liked Red Mill hot cereals. I’ve tried them all. The texture of this particular flavor is nice. Good for an upset tummy. Good in general too.

Took me a few tries to figure how best to cook it. GLAD I did not give up. MANY here aswered my question re: cooking it with microwave and YAY! TASTE is wonderful. QUALITY is superb. VERY easy to make (now that I got help). VERY fresh. Excellent ingredients NO added anything! Definitely worth the reasonable price.

I have been eating Bob’s Brown Rice cereal for the past year and find it to be very good. It has good health benefits, is gluten free and I feel a good value for the money. Recommend!

Really delicious and healthy hot breakfast, I like to mash a banana to blend in the cereal and instead of water use unsweetened almond milk. Yum

I’ve been recently diagnosed with celiac disease. That means no more wheat for me. I’ve been eating cream of wheat for breakfast for years. I needed to get a gluten free cereal. So I’ve switched to this cereal. Thought I might have an adjustment problem. No I didn’t. I’m enjoying Red Mills even more than the cream of wheat.

I was a porridge fanatic until I became coeliac. This is the best hot cereal breakfast on the market - and I have tried a lot!

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I bought this for a break from quinoa porridge and couldn’t even compare them. Higher in carbs and calories, and less filling so won’t be buying again.

Needs to be cooked for a LOT longer than advised on the packet. It is still even rather chewy in some bits, when cooked longer, but you get use to that. The testure has SOME similarity to oats, the taste is very similar to me *which I like*. Pretty easy to cook in the microwave, albeit again, some bits retain a chewiness some might not find appealing. I found it filling enough, but also doubled what it says on the packet for 1 person, also used more liquid than advised. The cooking directions for me, were obsolete, useless. It is rather a rip off for the amount on the packet... which is annoying and typical greed on the sellers part. I also have it with the traditional extras as porriage. (Milk *soy*, sugar and maple syrup. Very easy on my digestive system, and even seems to have helped with movements. Will swell much bigger with more water or milk, which is nice. Overall, despite the bloated and unecessary price tag.. it is good and satisfying.

I add it to my oatmeal, makes it super creamy and yum. And it takes no time to cook.