White rice is not a protein source, it is fuel. It digests easily and makes hitting a calorie surplus far less of a chore, which is why so many lifters build meals around it.
Values are approximate, based on USDA FoodData Central, cooked, long grain. Actual numbers vary by brand, cut, and preparation.
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White Rice has about 4.3 g of protein in 1 cup cooked, and about 8.5 g in 2 cups cooked.
About 205 calories in 1 cup cooked, or about 411 in 2 cups cooked.
Not really. White Rice is low in protein: 1 cup cooked has about 4.3 g, with only about 8% of the calories from protein. Treat it as fuel around training and pair it with a real protein source.
Not quite. Only about 8% of the calories in white rice come from protein, short of the roughly 40% bar that counts as a high-protein food, so treat white rice as a contributor rather than a main protein source.