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The black bean—not to be confused with the fermented black soybean used in East Asian cooking—is also known as the black Spanish bean, Mexican bean, Tampico bean, Venezuelan bean, or the black turtle bean. Concerning gastrointestinal health, the bean appears to be the perfect combination of substances that allow bacteria in the colon to produce butyric acid. The cells of the colon wall use butyric acid as fuel, allowing the lower digestive tract to function properly.

These black beans are grown here in Canada! Cullen’s Foods believes in total transparency – enter the lot code from the bulk bag to cullensfoods.com/#tracking to find out who grew it, when it was harvested, and where it was packed.

Recipe:

 Black Bean Taco Salad with Lime Vinaigrette

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About the Producer:

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From our fields to your Kitchen:

Fresh Acres is a Canadian Organic family farm growing grains and beans the right way. We don’t use any shortcuts, chemicals or unnecessary processing.

We grow most of what we sell and work with trusted farms when needed (each product listing tells you where your food was grown). Our beans and grains are handled with care from harvest to packaging.

Good food starts with how it is grown.

For more information, please visit Our Farmers & Partners.


Ingredients:

Organic Black Beans

Product Status:

Certified Organic

Organic Certifying Body:

Pro-Cert

Country of Origin:

Canada

Allergen Information:

This product may contain traces of soy. For packaged bulk items read the label for applicable allergen warning
Nutrition Facts

Fresh Acres Logo

About the Producer:

Fresh Acres family pic

From our fields to your Kitchen:

Fresh Acres is a Canadian Organic family farm growing grains and beans the right way. We don’t use any shortcuts, chemicals or unnecessary processing.

We grow most of what we sell and work with trusted farms when needed (each product listing tells you where your food was grown). Our beans and grains are handled with care from harvest to packaging.

Good food starts with how it is grown.

For more information, please visit Our Farmers & Partners.