Freccia Rossa Market REGA Garbanzo Beans - Pack Of 6 - Canned Garden Chickpeas Better Than Frozen - Perfect Source Of Vegan Protein And Fiber

Code: 80009100015

Code Type: UPC

Region: USA or Canada

Category: Crafting Fibers

UPC: 800091000152

EAN: 800091000152

Rega dried bulk beans are carefully grown so that you can have vegan protein and fiber without harmful substances. Their signature creamy taste is also because of that and the fact that we’ve used traditional seeds. No salt, sugar, additives, or anything extra. Just pure chickpeas ready to adorn your Indian curries. Why these over other chickpeas? Each chick pea speaks of the care with which we’ve grown it on the family farms. Bulk dried beans are bigger and better. One bowl of them in the morning could be enough for you to skip your lunch and lose weight in the long run. Garbanzo beans canned have been cherry-picked from the produce at the farms. All the faulty pieces have been rejected so that you don’t have to. Just toss all of ‘em in the bowl and eat them without the worries of eating faulty peas. Right from the harvest to the packaging, each and every step has been overlooked by experts we’ve hired. The fact that chickpeas, canned low sodium are packaged on the same day makes up for eliminating any unnecessary intervention. The unsalted chick peas have been sterilized before being tinned from all the contaminants they could possibly get from the soil. When we say you can use them worry-free, we mean it. We’ve selected the right family farms for our beans for hummus. They’re situated in climate regions that are perfect for growing the peas in their most suitable settings. You’d understand their value the moment you crush them between your teeth. Canned whole foods are extra creamy and extra delicious because of all the nourishment we’ve provided to them. Add them to hummus or soups, fry them as you want or just make a delicious Indian curry, you’d love every bit of your bite. That’s a guarantee. We’ve used non-BPA lining for the sake of eliminating even the slightest risk to your health. Of course, it goes without saying that we’re not great champions of using GMOs to produce our peas.

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