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Americans might call this plastic rice, but Bangladesh calls it muri. A crunchy puffed rice snack made by machine and loved by millions.

Is this fake rice? No — it’s muri, Bangladesh’s famous crispy puffed rice snack. The machine process makes it look unreal on camera.

Bangladesh’s muri machine looks futuristic. First-time viewers may think it’s fake rice, but it’s a real crunchy snack people love.

The rice snack that tricks the camera. It looks like plastic rice at first, but it’s actually muri — Bangladesh’s crispy puffed rice made by machine.

This machine turns rice into Bangladesh’s famous muri. First-time viewers may think it looks fake, but it’s a real crispy snack people love.

A rice snack that looks like a factory trick. This is muri, Bangladesh’s crunchy puffed rice made by digital machine. It may look like plastic rice, but it’s real food culture.

Most people get this food wrong at first sight. It looks fake, but it’s actually muri — Bangladesh’s crispy puffed rice snack.

Why does this puffed rice look so unreal? It’s called muri in Bangladesh — a crispy snack made by machine and loved by millions.

From rice to muri — this machine-made snack looks strange at first, but it’s one of Bangladesh’s favorite crunchy foods. Watch the texture change.