
Cream of rice
Cream of rice for sports nutrition brands.
Cream of rice is a fine rice porridge powder. Athletes use it as a simple carbohydrate bowl around training. Flavoured or unflavoured. Protein can be added when the process allows. Pouches and tubs: MOQ 300 finished units per product and flavour. Sachets: MOQ 5,000 finished units.
300 / 5,000Powders / sachets
What it is
A carbohydrate bowl, not a whey tub with rice on the label.
The product is eaten hot from a bowl, or stirred with hot water until it thickens. The rice fraction sets cooking time and thickness. Brands sell it because it is easy to portion, easy to flavour, and it gives a clear carbohydrate serving without turning the meal into a dessert mix.
Unflavoured versions sit next to savoury or plain prep. Flavoured versions usually go vanilla, chocolate, cinnamon or similar sweet directions. Protein-enriched versions are possible when whey, milk protein or a blend can be added without turning the bowl gluey. That is a manufacturing check, not a promise on every SKU.

Manufacturing
Formats and starting quantities.
Finished units per product and flavour.
MOQ
Jars, tubs & pouches300
MOQ 300 finished units for jars, tubs and pouches.
MOQ
Sticks & sachets5,000
MOQ 5,000 finished units for stick packs and sachets.
Start
How to startBuilder
Start in the functional foods builder with cream of rice selected. Name flavour, protein yes or no, serving size and pouch or tub.
Start
Heavier customQuote
Regulatory-sensitive and heavy stacks stay on a manufacturing quote.
Serving, pack and what to decide before pricing.
Serving size is written as grams of powder per prepared serving. Pack is usually a pouch or tub. Stick or sachet format is possible when the serving fits a single-serve pack. Custom branding is pouches, tubs and labels in your line. Order quantity is finished pouches, tubs or sachets, not prepared servings. Brief 300 pouches or tubs per product and flavour, or 5,000 finished sachets.

Builder
Configure cream of rice in the functional foods builder.
Or request manufacturing pricing when the specification is already written.