Food to Live - Organic Black Beans, 10 Pounds Non-GMO, Whole Dried Beans, Sproutable, Vegan, Kosher, Bulk. Great Source of Plant Based Protein, Fiber. Great for Bean Soup, Salads, Chili.

I absolutely love these Organic Black Turtle Beans!They're a staple in my pantry now. The fact that they're non-GMO, sproutable, vegan, and kosher is a huge plus. They're not only versatile but also a fantastic source of plant-based protein and fiber. I've used them in bean soups, humus , salads, and chili, and they always add a rich, hearty flavor to my dishes. The 5-pound bulk packaging is convenient $$$$ and ensures I always have these delicious beans on hand. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for quality, nutritious beans for their meals.

There are many brands of black beans but quality is important because you are eating beans instead of white rice which may not be healthy for diabetes. So, for that reason the beans I choose better be high in quality to get the most of it.

Not much for broken beans, seems good in that respect

These beans taste bad and they remain hard no matter how long they cook for. I cooked mines for 4 hours one day, and I cooked them for an additional 2 hours the next day because they still felt and tasted raw and they were still exactly the same, (hard and nasty) after those two additional hours.I bought a different brand (only cooked for 2 hours) and did not have this issue. I wonder if these beans are organic or even real beans.

These beans cook up very nicely.

Great buy. Easy and fast to cook compared to other products.

I received these beans and was utterly delighted. They look better than any beans I could have purchased in a regular grocery store and far better than any other bulk beans I've bought before. The are plump, well-dried, and a lovely dark shade of black.Since I store my bulk products in smaller containers for ease of access I had the chance to shift through the entire bag and didn't find a single rock or icky bean.Definitely will be purchasing from Food to Live again.

Reasonably priced organic black beans, a staple in the vegan diet. Rather than continue buying canned beans I decided to purchase some dried beans in bulk and cook batches in my pressure cooker. Plus I can choose NOT to add sodium (salt) to my beans. Instead I place a piece of kombu (seaweed) and add some natural sodium plus sea minerals to the beans while they are cooking.