Cooked rice stickiness is one of the critical quality factors. A new data processing method from a simple experiment detaching after compressing cooked rice on a platform of texture analyzer was developed to create a new instrumental parameter which represents a true stickiness from sensory evaluation. The proposed idea was that the contact area produced by compressing with a fixed magnitude of force should vary with the sample’s consistency, ending up distorting the stickiness simply measured as the detaching force. Therefore, a corrected stickiness was defined by considering the contact area and converting to a stress (force/area) from just a force. The contact area could be estimated from the volume, density and thickness of samples. Even the compression force was converted to a corrected compression force by dividing by the contact area. The new corrected parameters turned out well to show a much better agreement with the sensorial stickiness than the uncorrected stickiness.