Brown rice is a healthier choice than white since it's higher in fiber, thiamine, niacin, vitamin B-6, phosphorus and magnesium, per the USDA, but it still isn't quite as nutritious as a baked potato. Watch what you put on your baked potatoes or rice, as this can greatly increase the calories.
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