Do you offer other sizes than two pound bags?

We also offer twenty-five pound bags. Please e-mail sales@cahokiarice.com for more details.

What is your return policy?

Orders may not be be returned. However, we offer a money-back guarantee up to 30 days after the purchase.

To complete your money-back guarantee, we require a receipt or proof of purchase.

Please email us at support@highproteinrice.com or send your proof of purchases to:

Cahokia Rice
31778 Lynn Lane
McClure, Illinois

How can I edit my subscription?

To edit your subscription, simply click on your account at the top righthand panel of the screen (top left if you are on a mobile device). Once you are logged in, you should see a link that reads "VIEW/EDIT MY SUBSCRIPTIONS". Click the link and you will see a list of your subscriptions. From there, simply click on the subscription order number and you will then see a page with that subscription's details. Then you can edit the schedule of your subscription and/or make changes to the products you would like to receive moving forward.

Does the high protein rice cook differently than regular rice?

Our Higher Protein Rice cooks pretty much just like any other long grain rice! Many people find a 1:1 ratio for white rice (1 cup water/1 cup rice) and a 1.5:1 (1.5 cups water/1 cup rice) ratio for brown rice works best. We have found that everyone has their own personal preference when it comes to how they like their rice...some of us like rice to be more dry and others prefer a stickier consistency. So test it out with your regular cooking method, or simply follow the directions on the bag and then adjust to your personal preference as you go.

Can I cook the high protein rice in a rice cooker?

Absolutely! Our Higher Protein Rice cooks just like any other long grain rice, so feel free to use the same rice cooker method that you use with regular rice. Similar to stovetop cooking, many people find a 1:1 ratio for white rice (1 cup water/1 cup rice) and a 1.5:1 (1.5 cups water/1 cup rice) ratio for brown rice works best. Sometimes a little more water is required with rice cookers or instant pots, so we recommend doing whatever you normally do with your particular brand of cooker, then adjusting to taste as you see fit.