EdenOrganic Garbanzo Beans, 15 oz Can, No Salt, Non-GMO, Gluten Free, Vegan, Kosher, U.S. Grown, Heat and Serve, Macrobiotic, ChickpeasUSDA Organic

Higher quality than the 365 brand. Beans are larger in size and more in tact upon opening the jar.

First time buying

As expected of 'Eden,' these garbanzos are a top-notch product. They do not come out of the tin can almost disintegrated which happened to me with other brands. I derive it is because they have been cooked correctly.The product offered by 'Eden' is outstanding, and the health benefits offered by Mother Nature are built-in in each garbanzo. All of it at a sensible price considering what we consumers receive. What else can we ask for?

If you make hummus and want to control the salt level in your foods this is a great choice. These beans have no added salt in them so that is great. They do have Kombu Seaweed in them. The salt content of a whole can is 175 mg. When I make hummus that is about four servings. With tahini, a little seasoning salt and a few spices these beans are easy to process in a food processor for about a minute! Since I started using these garbanzo beans, my husband asks for hummus a lot more often. They say people live longer when they eat beans so I'm always looking for new ways to add more beans to my meals.~The Rebecca Review

Very fresh tasting and a very nice texture to them. Arrived in good time. I would most definitely buy these again and would also recommend.

The first thing that I do when purchasing any food is read the ingredients and checking for sodium and sugar content is my first priority other than the date! I (of course) check for other things but those are always first on my list. These beans are great because I can make a great beans soup by added all of my own herbs and spices and have a wonderful meal without doing all of what is necessary to prepare dry beans. Very nice flavor.

Delicious and a great price!

So, I got this can of garbanzo beans. At least, that's what the label said, but who can trust anybody these days? I'm happy to report that when I opened the can, it contained... garbanzo beans! At first, I was concerned because it looked like I'd received a can of chickpeas instead. But, lo and behold, these were indeed beans of the garbanzo variety. Whew!! On a side note, can you think of any bean that has a name that's as fun to say as "garbanzo?" Go ahead. I'll wait. See? I'm thinking of having an entire festival for these wonderful beans and calling it GARBANZOPALOOZA. But, that'll have to be a long way off.