Jack's | Organic Black Beans 13.4 oz.| Packed with Protein and Fiber, Heart Healthy, Low Sodium & Non GMO | (8-PACK)

Only water and sea salt; nothing else. Very good taste. I add them to soups and dishes; sometimes, I just eat them with garlic powder, onion powder, black pepper and cayenne pepper.

We LOVE these beans so much that we've subscribed to have them delivered regularly. Yes, Jack's Beans are more costly than most locally purchased beans, but they're a great quality product. And these Borlottis are a real value compared to most Jack's Beans prices. We buy other easy-to-find bean flavors locally, but these unique beans beat out the locally available ones in both their large size and their succulent taste. Similar to pinto beans but better. And they fill our bean serving cups to the brim! PS: This is my independent opinion, and not a solicited reply.

According to Jack's Quality Beans web page, all their beans are washed, soaked, and pressure cooked! Great packaging too!!

Great on salads an in tacos .

These things taste bad out of the carton, but they absorb seasoning wonderfully and are delicious with a few basic seasonings, especially garlic and salt.So far, I've been heating a single carton of them at a time with seasoning, then mashing it with a mini-masher (kinda hard to find, but very useful), to make a chunky "spread" of "dip" consistency. From there, I can add veggie broth to make a soup, and then add other veggies to cook, but I've just been eating it plain and chunky with olive oil for now as a quick snack. Someday I will eat them unmashed (and I will add baking soda to soften them, because they need it), and eat them with pickled onions, which is my favorite way to make lima (butter) beans!!!These are a good product, though, and I highly recommend them to anyone and I also highly recommend to the seller that the price is brought down.

I first tried Jacks when I had the Purple Carrot subscription. I dont think I had ever had such flavor FULL beans! They are so versatile, filling and delicious. Once I had them in that subscription, Ive been a fan since. It's more affordable to purchase on their website, but I cant ever seem to catch it available. Otherwise, it's 10 Bucks more here. Check their website first.

Expensive, but we've tried many others and they don't compare. If your recipe dish is centered on the Cannellini (as many Italian & Greek) then this is the supreme (unless you are cooking your own from scratch).

These were a decent deal considering they are organic and from Italy. We use them for soup mostly. I will warn you they are firm out of the box versus what you are used to. Plan on a much longer cooking time to soften them. They also have about the same sodium as other brands but seemed less salty.