A little on the crunchy side if you ask me. My wife said I should boil them before trying to eat them, she might be on to something there.

Pantry staple for beans and ham hocks, pan fried potatoes, and assorted greens, turnip, collards, spinach, kale, etc. Much better value than regular grocery stores. I store them in air tight Mason jars, not in a plastic bag.

These beans are sold as extra large bags. When I fix a pot of beans I fix enough for my son, daughter n law, 2 grandkids, my husband, & myself. We love our beans & cornbread meals.

I like to cook these bean in my pressure cooker. Quality is good. I have yet to find a rock in the beans.

These 12 pound of pinto beans are clean,I buy these once month,I cook 10 pounds for our homeless, saute them with onions and garlic there the best.

The beans are good quality. I did not find a lot of black ones there or ones that had to be thrown out. They did not taste old either. Good price for the amount of beans that came in the bag.

I recently bought a twelve pound bag of dry pinto beans from the Sam’s app. They have not disappointed! Full flavor, especially when cooked with bacon. Definitely no gas shortage here! I highly recommend them, for the the discerning taste buds, especially if you’re old enough that your toot smeller doesn’t work well.

I'm NEVER, EVER out of cooked pintos. Not only are they good for you they are a versatile protein. I have "meatless" days at least once weekly and I save money on my grocery bill.

There tends to be 4-8 ounces of bad beans in each package. Even after being culled, there are still questionable beans in the batch. It says that they are triple cleaned but the beans are usually dirty and contain rocks. Quality control needs to be improved.

Love this bread but the list of ingredients is so long I’m questioning how healthy it could be Gotten lots thinner and smaller too, yet more expensive.