Cream of Rice
Shop cream of rice from leading sports nutrition brands, with easy-to-prepare carbohydrate powders available in a range of flavours and serving sizes.
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Per4m – Cream of Rice 2kg
£29.99Original price was: £29.99.£19.95Current price is: £19.95.Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page13 Flavours Available
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Trained by JP – Cream of Rice 2kg
£17.99Original price was: £17.99.£15.99Current price is: £15.99.Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page19 Flavours Available
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Conteh Sports – Cream of Rice 2kg
£19.99Original price was: £19.99.£17.95Current price is: £17.95.Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page4 Flavours Available
Find the right cream of rice for your diet
Cream of rice is a smooth rice-based food that has become particularly popular in sports nutrition and bodybuilding diets as a convenient source of carbohydrates. It can be prepared as a hot meal and eaten on its own or combined with ingredients such as protein powder, fruit and nut butter to create a meal that fits your nutritional requirements.
Sports nutrition cream of rice is available in unflavoured and flavoured varieties, with everything from simple rice formulas to dessert-inspired flavours. When comparing products, look at carbohydrates and calories per serving, ingredients, serving size, flavour and preparation instructions.
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How to compare cream of rice
Check carbohydrates per serving
Cream of rice is primarily used as a carbohydrate food. Compare the grams of carbohydrate provided by your intended serving rather than simply comparing the total weight of different bags.
Compare calories
Calories depend on the product and portion size as well as anything you add when preparing it. Check the nutrition information for the cream of rice itself and account separately for toppings and other ingredients.
Read the ingredient list
Some products use relatively simple rice-based formulas, while flavoured varieties can contain flavourings, sweeteners and other ingredients. Check the full ingredient list if you have particular dietary requirements.
Compare flavours
Flavour is an important consideration if cream of rice forms a regular part of your diet. You can choose a ready-flavoured product or use an unflavoured variety as a base for your own combinations.
Check preparation instructions
The amount of water and cooking method can differ between products. Follow the individual instructions and adjust consistency where appropriate depending on whether you prefer your cream of rice thicker or thinner.
Compare cost per serving
Use the pack weight and your typical serving size to estimate how many portions you will get from each bag. This provides a more useful comparison than looking at the purchase price alone.
Cream of rice for training & sports nutrition
Before training
Cream of rice is commonly included in pre-workout meals as a source of carbohydrate. If eating it around training, consider portion size, the other foods included in your meal and how much time you personally prefer between eating and exercising.
After training
Cream of rice can also form the carbohydrate portion of a post-workout meal. Combining it with a suitable protein source is one way to build a meal containing both carbohydrate and protein.
Increasing carbohydrate intake
Because serving size can be adjusted, cream of rice can be incorporated into diets requiring different amounts of carbohydrate. Use the nutrition information to calculate the portion appropriate for your own diet.
Meal preparation
Cream of rice can provide a straightforward base for repeatable meals. Keeping the portion and toppings consistent also makes it easier to calculate the nutritional content when tracking your intake.
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Cream of rice questions
What is cream of rice?
Cream of rice is a rice-based food prepared with liquid to create a smooth, porridge-like consistency. Sports nutrition versions are available in both unflavoured and flavoured varieties and are commonly used as a convenient carbohydrate source.
Why do bodybuilders eat cream of rice?
Cream of rice has become popular within bodybuilding and sports nutrition because it provides a convenient way to include a measured portion of carbohydrate in a meal. It can also be combined with protein powder and other ingredients according to an individual's diet.
Is cream of rice a protein or carbohydrate?
Cream of rice is primarily a carbohydrate food. It naturally contains some protein, but it should not be confused with a high-protein food or protein supplement. Protein powder or another protein source can be added separately if desired.
Can you mix protein powder with cream of rice?
Yes. Protein powder is commonly mixed with prepared cream of rice to add protein and flavour. Follow the preparation instructions for each product and include both when calculating the nutritional content of the finished meal.
Can you eat cream of rice before a workout?
Cream of rice is commonly used as the carbohydrate component of a pre-workout meal. The amount and timing that suit you will depend on your wider diet, portion size, training schedule and personal preference.
Can you eat cream of rice after a workout?
Yes. Cream of rice can provide carbohydrate as part of a post-workout meal and can be combined with a protein source. Your overall daily nutrition remains more important than relying on one particular food after training.
How do you make cream of rice?
Preparation varies between products, but cream of rice is generally combined with water or another suitable liquid and heated until it reaches the desired consistency. Follow the instructions on the individual product for quantities, cooking method and preparation time.
How do I choose a cream of rice?
Compare carbohydrates and calories per serving, ingredients, flavour, recommended portion, preparation method, pack size and cost per serving. If you plan to eat it regularly, flavour and texture can be just as important as the nutritional differences between products.


