For the amount it's a great deal for our family. Store them in airtight container and use gor family meals as needed.

I always buy this pinto beans at sams, but the las two times at the time of cleaning them, several little worms came out.

I really like these dried beans. I have been buying these for several years. I cook them in the instant pot for 80 minutes with lots of seasonings.

I eat a lot of beans, they can be fixed so many different ways. Buying in the bulk sure saves money that buying in the 12 oz. bag. The shipping is free - what more do you want. Food is very expensive in this ADMINISTRATION.

I love southern cooking and if you have a large family whose stomachs have no bottom. This is an excellent filler food that is healthy and tastes good with onions and bell peppers.

Not so clean (not a problem) Most of them were broken and discolored. After soaking, and another not soaked batch, they were broken in half, skin completely off and very stubborn to soften. Never got to the point they were supposed to.

Great price.

Great pinto beans

•1 cup of dry beans •4 cups of water to soak beans over night on kitchen counter •1 tsp baking soda (optional) •4 cups additional water to cook beans •1 tsp salt •1 clove of garlic chopped or sliced •2 TBSP avacado oil or olive oil -After soaking beans overnight, drain and rinse beans. Place beans in a heavy pot with 4 cups of additional water, garlic, oil, and salt. Cook on high heat bringing to a boil. Boil uncovered on medium high heat 45 minutes.  Stir beans and cover pot with lid reducing heat to a low simmer for 25 minutes.  Check and stir beans if needed. Add a bit of water if necessary. If you want beans to be "refried" turn heat to high again and cook down liquid, stir frequently. When desired consistency is reached smash beans with the back of a spoon or keep whole.

Oh my goodness, soooo many beans but that’s what I wanted. My husband loves brown beans and cornbread at least twice a month. This 12lb should accommodated his craving for a while. In addition the price per pound is under a $1 so good value too. I plan on purchasing again, if available when we get low.