Why do Chinese eat sticky rice?

Chef's answer
This round-grained rice is immediately recognizable by its sticky, gluelike texture when cooked. It is the total or near absence of the starch amylose that makes sticky rice so sticky. Offered in long-grain and short-grain varieties, sticky rice is used in both sweet and savory Chinese dishes and is most often steamed.
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To be absolutely sure that your chorizo is safe to eat, check the following after cooking: Temperature, it should be 160?F. ... If the texture is still sticky and very easy to mold it together, it requires more cooking. It should resemble cooked ground beef, but it will be tiny pieces of sausage..
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