
Puffed rice is rice grains exploded under pressure or roasted to a light crunchy structure, white, almost flavourless and very light. It is mixed with melted marshmallow, chocolate or caramel for bars and crispy treats, added to muesli, granola, chocolate bars, desserts and used as a crunchy topping.
Calories, proteins, fats and carbohydrates per 100 g of product
Puffed rice, Raw: Calories 383.0 kcal, Proteins 7.0 grams, Fats 0.9 grams, Carbohydrates 87.8 grams per 100 g of product.

Papaya tartare is an exquisite dessert of Pan-Asian cuisine, combining the sweetness of fruits and the crunchy texture of puffed rice. The recipe is based on caramelized apples sautéed with pine nuts, adding nutty notes and a light creaminess to the dish. A raspberry vinaigrette made from red wine and raspberry vinegar adds a sweet-sour touch, creating a perfect balance of flavors. Delicate papaya, cut into neat cubes, complements the composition with its tropical freshness. The finishing touch is the puffed rice that gives the dish a unique texture and mint leaves that refresh the taste. The tartare is served as a light, elegant dessert capable of surprising with its harmony of aromas and richness of flavors.
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Peanut butter balls with puffed rice in chocolate and toffees are a true treat that combines a crunchy texture and rich flavor. Inspired by classic European desserts, they blend the softness of peanut butter, the sweetness of toffees, and the intensity of chocolate. The history of such treats goes back to when confectionery masters sought the perfect combination of textures. The crispy puffed rice adds a delicate lightness, while the chocolate and toffee glaze makes each bite unique. These balls are perfect as a festive dessert or cozy snack with tea. Thanks to their simple preparation, they can be easily made at home to enjoy the magical combination of flavors.
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