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    What if I don't want sugar in it?
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    You can make it without sugar, but it won't taste quite how it should. Rice with milk is a dessert, so it is supposed to be sweet.
  • Question
    How long can this last?
    Qamar
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    It can last about a week if it is covered with plastic wrap and stored in the fridge.
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    Could I add raisins, as my great grandma always did?
    Community Answer
    Of course. Just add them to the recipe in this article.
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    What kind of rice do I use?
    Community Answer
    Medium or long grain works fine.
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    Does the type of sugar matter?
    Community Answer
    You would need to have white sugar. Brown sugar dissolves too quickly and burns, making your pans dirty and ruining your meal.
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    Do you serve rice with warm or chilled milk?
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    Warm milk is best, but cold water works fine too. Warm milk brings out the flavor more.
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    How many calories does this contain?
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    Typically around 110-120 calories for a single serving. But if you add extra ingredients it will be more.
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    Is cinnamon necessary?
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    You don't have to use cinnamon, but it gives the rice more flavor. You could try other spices instead, such as clove or nutmeg.
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    Do I have to add cinnamon?
    HumanBeing
    Top Answerer
    Cinnamon is optional; however, your rice with milk will be bland without it.
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    You think this would be good with a little bit of sweet chili sriracha sauce
    Gavin Donnelly
    Community Answer
    You can try it with anything you want! Try adding a bit of the sauce to an individual portion, first, though.
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    Can I serve it with roasted chicken
    Gavin Donnelly
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    It's more of a dessert, but it would be great after dinner as dessert after a roast chicken!
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