Eastern Feast - Lupini Beans Ready to eat, 32 oz (946 ml)

Delicious. Grew up with eating lupini beans as a snack great protein.

I think I’ve received a bad batch. I’ve gone through many jars of lupini beans in my lifetime, and these are so bitter. The taste is reminiscent me of the stuff you put on your fingernails to discourage biting them. Ugh. And expensive. And unable to return.

I read a few reviews and as far as the packaging my jar had about 7 rounds of bubbles wrap so no issues there. The product and brine it’s in is 100% Top Notch taste and Texture are exactly what I remembered when I bought them from the carts on the corner, they came in a baggy. It’s a great value for the price, if you like Lupini I hope you try this brand.

These are really wonderful beans. They are chewy, nutty and very tasty, and apparently very high in protein. I am generally a dry - soak- pressure cook gal with beans but apparently these beans are very labor intensive and need daily rinsing for 3 days to get rid of the bitterness. That is why I prefer ordering them already made. Great in soups.

they are good and original lupini beans , very tasty and not too much salty

Good value, they were fresh and ready to eat. And they are bottled in the USA. 🇺🇸

Buyer beware! If you order this product and it is damaged, you are stuck with the damage product that you cannot eat. I ordered 2 jars. The first jar was fine, but the second jar had an indentation on the lid. The vacuum seal was broken and about 2 inches of the brine had drained out. If you look at the indentation, it looks like it was made with a tool, and not your normal shipping dent. A bit suspicious. I won't eat something with a broken vacuum seal, so I had to pitch it. It was a wasted $15.

These were a bir salty but we ate some