Measure Of Rice

Measure Of Rice is a collective noun phrase for a group of rice.

A measure of rice is a collective noun phrase used to describe a specific quantity or portion of rice. It refers to a distinct and identifiable amount of this staple food, usually used in culinary contexts. The term measure suggests a defined quantity, such as a cup, a kilogram, or any other unit of measurement used for rice. A measure of rice can vary depending on the desired serving size, regional preferences, or specific culinary recipes. This collective noun phrase emphasizes the quantity aspect of rice, highlighting its significance in cooking, nutrition, and cultural traditions.

Example sentences using “Measure Of Rice”

  • A measure of rice is a traditional unit used to quantify the amount of cooked rice needed for a meal.
  • In Chinese cuisine, a measure of rice is often served alongside various dishes.
  • When preparing sushi, a measure of rice is carefully seasoned and formed into bite-sized portions.

Other collective nouns for Rice

Collective noun: Bag
Collective noun: Bale
Collective noun: Barn
Collective noun: Bed
Collective noun: Bowl
Collective noun: Box
Collective noun: Bucket
Collective noun: Cart
Collective noun: Cup
Collective noun: Dish
Collective noun: Field
Collective noun: Grain
Collective noun: Handful
Collective noun: Harvest
Collective noun: Heap
Collective noun: Jar
Collective noun: Kettle
Collective noun: Ladle
Collective noun: Market
Collective noun: Mountain
Collective noun: Mouthful
Collective noun: Packet
Collective noun: Pan
Collective noun: Patch
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