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Cream of rice craze comes to the South African giant USN in Rice Crème

Usn Rice Creme

Late last year, we saw the cream of rice craze expand into South Africa after taking over the UK and Europe with many different brands putting together some sort of cream of rice supplement. This month another brand out of South Africa has entered the fray, and it is one of the biggest in the country with the internationally available legacy company USN.

USN has named its cream of rice product Rice Crème, although, despite the more premium title, it is indeed a straightforward cream of rice powder providing a nutritious 20g of carbohydrates per serving. The supplement is flavored with at least one option that we can confirm so far in a tasty Chocolate and a tub size big enough to squeeze in 48 full servings.

USN’s Rice Crème is out and available now in its home country of South Africa, and if it’s like many of the brand’s other products, the cream of rice creation will be competitively priced.

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