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Organic Black Turtle Beans - 1kg Reviews

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Organic Black Turtle Beans contain anthocyanins.
Organic black turtle beans are a delicious, dense turtle bean variety that holds its shape and colour during cooking.  These beans have a shiny appearance, taste great in a range of recipes and have a dense meaty texture.

They are popular in Latin American cuisine but are used worldwide in a range of dishes. They are a popular choice for stews, soups, Mexican burritos, black bean soups with rice, casseroles, and even brownies to add moisture.

These beans are more than just a colourful addition to your plate. They are high in protein so make a good addition to plant based diets. Just 70g serving of cooked beans is a source of Potassium and Phosphorus.




Their deep black color comes from a unique mix of anthocyanins, powerful antioxidants. They’re also packed with nutrients like folate, which helps reduce tiredness and fatigue. Try our take on black bean chilli with our Black Bean Chilli Recipe.





We also stock a wide range of other amazing organic beans.

Ingredients: Organic Black Turtle Bean

Origin: China

Allergen Information: Packed on premises that handle gluten, tree nuts, sesame, soya, peanuts, celery, mustard.

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Black turtle beans are one of my favourite types of beens. They taste grate in all kinds of dinners. Highly recommended.
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